Chili Davis

At Oriole Park at Camden YardsDay Time TV StartersTonight 7:35 54 Phil Leftwich (0-1, 6.39) vs.Jamie Moyer (0-1, 5.65)Tomorrow night 7:35 HTS Mark Leiter (1-0, 2.77) vs.Mike Mussina (3-0, 1.74)Thursday night 7:35 54 Brian Anderson (1-0, 1.88) vs.Arthur Rhodes (0-2, 11.25)Radio: All games on WBAL (1090 AM) and WTOP (1500 AM)Angels updateThe Angels (6-7) have not won since scoring seven runs in the ninth inning Friday night and going on to defeat Toronto, 14-13, in 10 innings to equal the biggest comeback in franchise history.

The Sun's national baseball writer, Peter Schmuck, ranks the major leagues' 28 teams.Rank, Team, Previous rank, Comment.1. Cleveland Indians -- 1 -- Two so-so weeks notwithstanding, it's still an Indian summer.2. Philadelphia Phillies -- 2 -- Early-season explosion no fluke, as recent 8-2 run clearly illustrates.3. Atlanta Braves -- 3 -- Keeping pressure on streaking Phillies.4. Boston Red Sox -- 5 -- May have rejuvenated Yankees to deal with soon.5. Cincinnati Reds -- 4 -- Threatening to let Astros back into NL Central race.

At Anaheim (Calif.) Stadium9- Day ........ Time ..... TV ..... StartersTonight ..... 10: 05 .... 54, 50 .... Mike Mussina (17-9. 4.79) vs.............. ........... ........... Shawn Boskie (12-7, 4.93)Tomorrow .... 10: 05 .... 54, 50 .... Rocky Coppinger (8-5, 5.55) vs.............. ........... ........... Pep Harris (0-0, 6.14)Wednesday ... 10: 35 .... HTS ....... Scott Erickson (9-11, 5.45) vs.............. ........... ........... Dennis Springer (4-3, 5.40)Radio: All games on WBAL (1090 AM)

Oriole Park at Camden YardsE;Day .. .. .. .. ..Time .. .. ..TV . .. .. .. .. ..StartersTonight .. .. .. .7:35 .. ..13, 50 .. ... ..Glendon Rusch (5-9, 5.72).. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..vs. Jimmy Key (14-7, 2.83)Tomorrow .. .. ...7:35 .. .. .HTS .. .. .. .Kevin Appier (7-11, 3.16).. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..vs. Scott Erickson (15-5, 3.28)Thursday .. .. ...3:05 .. .. .HTS .. .. .. .Jose Rosado (8-10, 4.40).. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..vs. Mike Mussina (13-5, 3.20)

Angels: Tim Salmon's homer was the 155th of his career, moving him into third place on the team's all-time list, one behind Chili Davis. Brian Downing is the team's career leader with 222. Through five games, the average attendance (33,983) at Edison Field is 11,000 more than last season's average through five games.Blue Jays: Alex Gonzalez has drawn a walk in each of his games as a leadoff hitter.Devil Rays: Fred McGriff and Quinton McCracken extended their hitting streaks to six games.Indians: Infielder Enrique Wilson returned to Cleveland for an MRI examination on his left thumb, which he injured Friday while attempting to steal second.

CLEVELAND -- It took 1,352 days, 559 games, the downfall of communism and the Mother of Winning Streaks to do it, but the Minnesota Twins finally regained sole possession of first place yesterday.Minnesota rallied twice against Cleveland and extended its club-record winning streak to 15 games with a 4-2, 10-inning victory. That, coupled with Oakland's 11-7 loss to Milwaukee, vaulted the Twins into first place in the AL West. It marks the first time the Twins have been alone in first since their 1987 World Series championship season.

BaseballAmerican League -- Fined California Angels OF Chili Davis $5,000 for an altercation with a fan Sunday in Milwaukee.Chicago Cubs -- Acquired IF Scott Bream from the Triple-A Las PTC Vegas Stars.Colorado Rockies -- Optioned P A. J. Sager to Triple-A Colorado Springs.Kansas City Royals -- Signed SS Steve Medrano.Oakland Athletics -- Placed DH Danny Tartabull on the 15-day DL with pulled rib cage muscle. Recalled OF Ernie Young from Triple-A Edmonton.Seattle Mariners -- Promoted OF Desi Relaford and P Matt Wagner from Double-A Port City to Triple-A Tacoma.

A decade ago tomorrow, Sid Fernandez won his first major-league game in Houston. In Lynchburg, Va., Phil Leftwich had completed his first year in high school.Ten years later, Sid Fernandez is second -- behind Nolan Ryan -- on the all-time leaders list for hits given up per nine innings and Leftwich is completing his first full year in the major leagues.The two pitchers will square off tonight as the Orioles go for their second straight win over the California Angels.Last year, Leftwich had a 3.79 ERA in 12 appearances.