Jacobs Field

Indians: Eddie Murray got his 3,143rd hit, passing Robin Yount for 13th lifetime. . . . The attendance of 42,461 was the largest in Jacobs Field history and the 88th consecutive sellout, extending Cleveland's AL record. . . . Albert Belle hit the 200th double of his career.Tigers: In his first four games with the Tigers, newly acquired catcher Brad Ausmus threw out two of three would-be base stealers. He threw out 15 of 47 (32 percent) with San Diego before being traded to Detroit Tuesday.

Quote: "Everything we threw up there, they hit. If we made a mistake, they hit it. If we made a good pitch, they hit that, too." -- Red Sox catcher Jason Varitek.It's a fact: The Indians set a Jacobs Field regular-season attendance record for the second straight day with a crowd of 43,306.Who's hot: The Yankees haven't lost a series since being swept in two games in Anaheim to start the season.Who's not: The Red Sox's Derek Lowe is 0-3 with a 6.61 ERA in four starts.On deck: Dwight Gooden makes his first start of the season for the Indians today.