Yu Darvish wasn't involved in the decision after allowing one run in seven innings and striking out nine Blue Jays on Thursday.

Darvish was certainly more dominant than Esmil Rogers tonight, but it did him no good. It was a 1-1 game when he left, and the Jays immediately took a 3-1 lead afterwards. It's the fourth straight start in which Darvish has received a no-decision. He hasn't won since May 16.

Yu Darvish allowed three runs -- two earned -- over seven innings in a no-decision against the Blue Jays on Saturday.

He fanned seven and walked three. The big blow was a two-run triple in the third inning by Colby Rasmus, who came around to score after an errant relay throw by Jurickson Profar. While Darvish is winless since May 16, he still owns a fine 2.75 ERA on the year and leads the majors with 118 strikeouts in 88 1/3 innings. Another meeting against the Blue Jays is on tap for next week, this time at home.

Yu Darvish struck out 14 Diamondbacks Monday but was stuck with a no-decision after allowing four runs on seven hits over 7 2/3 innings.

He didn't walk a single batter. Memorial Day marked the third time this season that Darvish has K'd 14 batters and the fifth occasion he's struck out 10 or more. The Japanese import is second in the American League in wins (7), fourth in innings (74 1/3), first in strikeouts (105) and fourth in WHIP (0.96). Smart money says the good times continue to roll later this week against the Royals.

Yu Darvish allowed just one run over six innings but took the loss as the A's beat the Rangers on Tuesday.

Darvish allowed only a solo home run to Yoenis Cespedes on the night, but he was outdueled by Dan Straily. Even with the loss, Darvish is 7-2 with a 2.84 ERA through 10 starts. He'll hope for a better fate Monday against the Diamondbacks.

Yu Darvish threw 130 pitches while allowing four runs over eight innings Thursday in a win over the Tigers.

With a 10-4 lead, we're not sure why the Rangers didn't pull Darvish after seven. Still, it's not like the right-hander is a stranger to 130-pitch starts, even if it's his first since he jumped to MLB. Also, Darvish was lights out after a rough start tonight, retiring 15 of the last 16 (and the final 10) batters he faced. He's 7-1 with a 2.97 ERA.

Yu Darvish surrendered four earned runs in eight innings but the Rangers topped the Astros 8-7 on Saturday.

Darvish had some control issues, yielding three walks against a Houston lineup that is not known for its plate discipline. But the right-hander struck out nine and limited the Astros to four hits while moving to 6-1 on the season. He will carry a brilliant 2.73 ERA and 0.91 WHIP into his next scheduled start against the Tigers.

Yu Darvish allowed four runs in six innings but the Rangers defeated the White Sox 10-6 on Tuesday.

Yu wasn't his best, but it was still good enough to get his fifth win of the year. He allowed seven hits and three walks, but nine punchouts helped him limit the damage. The right-hander now has a 2.33 ERA with 58 strikeouts in 38 2/3 innings, and he's an early favorite for the AL Cy Young. His next turn comes Sunday against the Red Sox.

Yu Darvish overwhelmed the Angels on Wednesday, striking out 11 in six scoreless innings.

Even though the Rangers' nine-run fourth inning threatened to throw him out of rhythm, Darvish got through six easily enough. He reached double figures in strikeouts for the third time this season and improved to 5-1 with a 3.83 ERA in eight career starts against the Angels.

Yu Darvish racked up double-digit strikeouts for the second time on the season, punching out 10 over seven scoreless innings in Friday's victory over the Mariners.

Darvish surrendered just three hits and three walks on the evening. He now owns a sparkling 3-1 record, 2.03 ERA, 0.79 WHIP and 38/8 K/BB ratio through his first 26 2/3 innings on the season. He trails only A.J. Burnett for the MLB lead in strikeouts. The 26-year-old hurler looks poised to improve upon his already impressive rookie campaign from a season ago, and at this rate could put himself into consideration for the Cy Young award.

Yu Darvish will make his next start on Friday night in Texas against the visiting Mariners.

Darvish was in line to start against the Cubs at Wrigley Field, but the forecast calls for cold temperatures and the Rangers don't want their prized righty hitting. Darvish struck out eight batters in his last start against Seattle but allowed three runs in six innings.