Travis Hafner homered, doubled and drove in three runs on Wednesday, leading the charge as Cleveland rocked Felix Hernandez and the Mariners.

The Tribe rocked King Felix for a surprising eight runs in only 3 2/3 innings. Hafner's bomb came off of Hisashi Iwakuma in the sixth, however. The home run was just his fifth of the season, though three of those have come in May. He's now batting .259/.397/.464 to go along with 12 extra-base hits and 19 RBI.

Chris Young (shoulder) blasted a grand slam during a rehab game for High-A Visalia Wednesday.

Young now has four hits and seven RBI in three rehab games. He'll go to Triple-A Reno Thursday and looks to have a good chance to rejoin the Diamondbacks over the weekend with how he's looked at the dish so far. The 28-year-old outfielder has been sidelined since mid-April due to a slight ligament tear in his right shoulder.

Hiroki Kuroda got lit up by the Blue Jays on Wednesday, allowing seven runs on eight hits and three home runs in just five innings of New York's 8-1 loss.

Kuroda struck out six and walked two in falling to 3-5. The seven runs were a season worst, though Kuroda has now allowed at least six runs in three of his eight starts. Puzzlingly, most of his struggles have come away from hitter-friendly Yankee Stadium. He'll bring a 4.50 ERA and 30/17 K/BB ratio into his Monday start against the Royals.