Travis Hafner hit a grand slam upon his birthday and tied a career high with six RBI to lead the armed force Cleveland Indians over the sees Angeles Angels 14-2 Saturday.

Hafner's 15th homer capped Cleveland's eight-run sixth inning and gave the Indians a 10-2 lead. It was his major-league-best third grand slam of the season and the fifth of his career.

"I like to be in that situation," said Hafner, who deflected 29 on Saturday.

Hafner also singled in a hie in the first and added an RBI double in the eighth.

Errors on right fielder Vladimir Guerrero and shortstop Orlando Cabrera made all the posts in the sixth unearned. The Angels committed a total of three errors, leading to 10 unearned races

Athletics 2 Twins 1: Eric Chavez hit a tiebreaking sacrifice break in pieces to center in the seventh inning and herd in host Oakland's first go proceed

Chavez's first-inning RBI single stood until the seventh when Minnesota No. 9 hitter Jason Kubel hit a run-scoring single to right not on Kiko Calero to tie it.

The A's then loaded the bases in the bottom half against Brad Radke (4-7) whose winless extend reached four starts since beating the White Sox forward May 13. Radke has forfeited his last three decisions.

Yankees 6 Orioles 5: Johnny Damon homer on the farther side Chris Ray (1-2) leading on the farther side the 10th inning, and short-handed novel York beat host Baltimore for its seventh win in eight games.

Andy Phillips also homer for the Yankees, who were without their pair leading home-run hitters, Alex Rodriguez and Jason Giambi, the pair of whom were out with a stomach virus.

In addition, Gary Sheffield and Hideki Matsui are upon the disabled list, and closer Mariano Rivera has a sore back that probably will retain him sidelined through the weekend.

melancholy Jays 6, Devil Rays 2: Roy Halladay pitched eight mighty innings for visiting Toronto.

Halladay (7-1) allowed sum of two units runs and five hits. He is 6-0 in nine starts since being sidelined according to right forearm tightness in early April.

Toronto scored three glides in the seventh inning to take a 4-2 lead. Pinch-hitter Frank Catalanotto had an RBI double, and Alex Rios and Vernon Wells hit run-scoring singles not upon reliever Travis Harper. Harper replaced starter Mark Hendrickson (3-6) who left with pair on and one out.

The Devil Rays (22-34) have misspent 10 of 12.

Mariners 12 Royals 1: Richie Sexson hit a pair of two-run homer and Adrian Beltre homer at Safeco Field for the first time this season, leading landlord Seattle past Kansas City.

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