TORONTO -- Victor Martinez hit a tiebreaking homer in the eighth inning and the Detroit Tigers stopped Torontos seven-game winning streak, beating the Blue Jays 3-2 on Saturday.Justin Upton had two hits and Andrew Romine reached three times for the Tigers, who had lost seven of their previous nine against Toronto.Bruce Rondon (3-1) earned the win despite allowing a tying home run to Devon Travis in the seventh. Rondon missed the first two games of the series with flu-like symptoms.Justin Wilson pitched the eighth and Francisco Rodriguez finished for his 24th save.Martinez hit a one-out drive off Jason Grilli (3-3) for his 17th homer.ORIOLES 3, ANGELS 2BALTIMORE -- Jonathan Schoop scored the tying run on a seventh-inning balk and delivered the decisive RBI single in the eighth, leading Baltimore to the win.The victory assured the Orioles sole possession of first place in the AL East at the All-Star break, which begins after the conclusion of Sundays schedule.Mark Trumbo hit his major league-leading 28th homer for Baltimore, a solo shot in the second inning. Brad Brach (6-1) worked the eighth and Zach Britton finished for his 26th save.Daniel Nava had two RBI for the Angels, who were bidding for their season-high fifth straight win. Joe Smith (1-4) got the loss.YANKEES 7, INDIANS 6, 11 INNINGSCLEVELAND -- Brian McCanns RBI double with two outs in the 11th inning lifted the Yankees to the victory.McCanns clutch hit off Tommy Hunter (2-2) pushed New York to its second win in three days over the AL Central-leading Indians.Yankees left-hander Aroldis Chapman (3-0) struck out four in the final 2 1/3 innings.All-Star Carlos Beltran, who was 3 for 6, started the winning rally with a two-out single. McCanns line drive hit on the track in right field and bounced over the head of Abraham Almonte, scoring pinch-runner Ronald Torreyes.CARDINALS 8, BREWERS 1MILWAUKEE -- Jhonny Peralta, Tommy Pham and Aledmys Diaz homered, powering the Cardinals to the road win.Peralta hit a leadoff drive in the second off Chase Anderson (4-10). Pham connected for a solo shot and Diaz belted a three-run homer during the Cardinals five-run ninth.Carlos Martinez (8-6) struck out a season-high 11 in five innings in his first win since June 11. The right-hander allowed one run and four hits with four walks.Anderson struggled with his command and lasted just four innings. He walked five and allowed two runs and four hits.RED SOX 4, RAYS 1BOSTON -- Rick Porcello pitched seven innings to remain unbeaten in his Fenway Park starts this season, and the Red Sox sent the Rays to their fifth straight loss.On a day the Red Sox learned they lost closer Craig Kimbrel to a left knee injury for likely three to six weeks, they won for the fifth time in six games.Dustin Pedroia added a two-run single for Boston, which looks for a sweep of the three-game series Sunday when former Rays ace David Price is scheduled to pitch.Brad Miller homered for the Rays, who have dropped 21 of 24. Matt Moore (5-6) gave up four runs in six innings.Porcello (11-2) allowed a run and six hits. Koji Uehara worked the ninth for his fourth save.WHITE SOX 5, BRAVES 4CHICAGO -- Todd Frazier hit his 25th homer for the White Sox, and Jose Quintana bested Julio Teheran in the majors first all-Colombian pitching matchup.Frazier, who will go for his second straight Home Run Derby title Monday, hit a two-run shot in the second and an RBI double in Chicagos three-run third.Teheran (3-8) allowed five runs and nine hits over six innings after missing his last start with an infection in his right thigh.Quintana (7-8) won his second straight start despite giving up home runs to Gordon Beckham, Jeff Francoeur and Freddie Freeman in six innings.With closer David Robertson unavailable due to an upper left leg strain, Nate Jones got four outs for his third save.GIANTS 4, DIAMONDBACKS 2SAN FRANCISCO -- Brandon Belt had an RBI triple, Grant Green homered for the first time this season and San Francisco got a big lift from its bullpen.Angel Pagan added two hits and Ruben Tejada doubled in a run for the Giants, who have won seven of nine and are a major league-best 56-33.George Kontos (2-1), one of six relievers used by manager Bruce Bochy after Jake Peavy was knocked out of the game in the fifth, retired four batters for the win. Santiago Casilla pitched the ninth for his 21st save.Arizonas Robbie Ray (4-8) gave up three runs and six hits in five innings.ROYALS 5, MARINERS 3KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Salvador Perez homered and made a key pickoff throw to help Kansas City to the win.Perez hit a solo drive off the foul pole in the seventh inning that gave the Royals a two-run lead.In the eighth, the World Series MVP made the defensive play of the game. With runners at the corners and one out, the star catcher trapped Kyle Seager off first base.The pickoff was Perezs first of the season and 18th of his career.Kansas Citys Edinson Volquez (8-8) pitched six innings and was charged with three runs and six hits. Kelvin Herrera got three outs for his first save.Wade Miley (6-6) allowed four runs and 10 hits in 5 1/3 innings for Seattle.ATHLETICS 3, ASTROS 2HOUSTON -- Kendall Graveman pitched eight-plus innings for Oakland, and Stephen Vogt had three hits, including a homer.Vogt hit a solo drive in the second and an RBI single in the third.Graveman (5-6) allowed two runs and five hits. He retired his first 14 batters before A.J. Reed singled with two outs in the fifth.Ryan Dull got three outs for his first save.Houston right-hander Lance McCullers (4-3) was charged with three runs and seven hits in a season-low four innings.MARLINS 4, REDS 2MIAMI -- Martin Prado had three hits, including a double that put Miami ahead to stay.Prado hiked his average to .323 and capped a rally in the fifth inning with a two-out, two-run double that right fielder Jay Bruce misjudged. J.T. 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With assistance from our friends in Toronto, we have started our own search for items on the Hockey Hall of Fames most wanted list.We want this to be interactive, so if you know where any of these artifacts are located, or if youve heard rumors of their whereabouts while standing around the skate sharpener, be sure to reach out to me on Twitter @ESPNJoeyMac.The first few items were investigating are a rare sweater, a record-breaking stick, a historic, game-winning puck and an iconic goalie mask.Our main objective is that [artifacts], once we know about them or find them, are preserved and kept for heritage sake, said Izak Westgate, manager of outreach exhibits and assistant curator at the Hall of Fame in Toronto. Would it be great to have them in the Hall of Fame, where they can be displayed and shown to everyone? Absolutely. But as long as we know theyre out there and someone is keeping it and making sure itll be in good condition long-term, then really thats the most important thing, whether its another museum or in someones special collection who really cares about it. Because you would hate to see -- especially the extremely rare items -- go missing because once theyre gone, theyre gone forever.Let the scavenger hunt begin.WANTED:The iconic stitches mask of?Boston Bruins?goalie Gerry CheeversReplicas hang in bars and man caves all over New England and beyond. Cheevers was with the Bruins for two stints, 1965-72 and 1975-80. He helped the Bruins win a pair of Stanley Cups, in 1970 and 1972, and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1985.?However, hes just as famous for his stitches mask.Cheevers disliked an all-white mask and was always looking for ways to cut practices short. During a practice in the late 1960s, a puck hit him in the mask, so he went to the locker room. Coaach Harry Sinden went to check on his goalie, discovered he was fine and told Cheevers to get back on the ice.dddddddddddd Before Cheevers returned, however, Bruins team trainer John Frosty Forristall painted 10 stitches where Cheevers would have been cut if he hadnt been wearing the mask. The theme stuck, and every time Cheevers took a puck to the mask, Forristall added another stitch mark on it.WHY:It would definitely be at top of the list, Westgate said. In terms of the early artwork stage, it would probably be No. 1. Its the [mask] we get asked about the most, and probably part of that being that we dont have one at the Hall of Fame, where we kind of have all the other significant ones through the years: Jacques Plantes first mask, Terry Sawchuks. The Cheevers [mask], whether here or not, would definitely be atop the list just because of the unique story behind it and why he painted the stitches on there and how it all worked too.STATUS:Cheevers gave the mask to his grandson, who has it hanging on his bedroom wall in South Florida.It was my gift to him, so thats the end of my decision with it, Cheevers said in a phone interview. Weve had many an offer for it -- I mean substantial offers -- and weve turned [them] down. I gave it to my daughter for her son, and I havent thought anything about it. Now, as far as donating it to the Hall of Fame, Ive never thought of that because I know they have one of the practice masks or exhibition-game masks. I only used one [mask] my whole career in regular [season] games. There was never any intentions of first of all selling it, and in all honesty, I never thought of donating it to the Hall of Fame. My priorities are with my family.CASE: FOUND ' ' '