--1B Paul Konerko and OF Jermaine Dye made some history Monday, as the duo became the first teammates to hit century milestone home runs in the same game. 

A strong performance by left-hander John Danks in his season debut went to waste due to a lack of run support, but Danks will be happy to know that his teammates' bats have found their groove going into his next turn in the rotation. 

He?s pitching for peanuts, relatively speaking. 

Give Corky Miller credit. 

Jermaine Dye and Paul Konerko didn't even have time to make a wager. 

Twins pitcher R. 

CHICAGO - If theTwins are going to remain competitive through the pre-Joe Mauer stage of the season they will have to make sure Justin Morneau, normally their cleanup hitter, comes to the plate with the table set. 

CHICAGO - At least this time, Nick Blackburn doesn't have to relive the awful moment all winter. 

A slow start at home set the tone for a disappointing 2008 season for the Detroit Tigers. 

Ozzie Guillen has seen Mark Buehrle win 70 games over the past five years, throw a no-hitter and lead the Chicago White Sox to a World Series championship. 

Ozzie Guillen has seen Mark Buehrle win 70 games over the past five years, throw a no-hitter and lead the Chicago White Sox to a World Series championship. 

Random thoughts from Baseball's opening week, and wishing everyone a Happy Easter: 

Need to know who's the best player in the game? Joel Sherman talked to scouts and execs to get the inside scoop on that and more. 

WHO'S UP - Royally pitched 

Bartolo Colon pitched six strong innings and Carlos Quentin homered, leading the Chicago White Sox to an 8-0 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Saturday.