He needed 12 pitches as he threw nine for strikes and lowered his ERA to 4.19. Street, who has saves in two straight since suffering his last loss, has been a bit shaky at times this season. Still, he's 11 for 12 in save chances. 

Miller fell to 5-3 on the year with a 1.74 ERA as he gave up three runs on five hits and three walks over 5 2/3. He struck out five in the loss. 

The 22-year-old clearly has been much better than his record would suggest with the low ERA and a 0.93 WHIP. He's struck out 62 over 57 innings as well. The loss Monday was his first since April 28. Miller will make his next start Sunday in Los Angeles against the Dodgers. 

He's had five hits over starts at DH and at second base. 

Manager Robin Ventura mentioned that Beckham could rejoin the team this weekend. 

"Sometime by the end of the week you would think, but again, you never know how that hand is going to react," Ventura said of Beckham and his recovery from a fractured left hamate bone. "It's probably been sore because this is the first time he's been hitting on a daily basis. You would hope so, but nothing's guaranteed."

Though the White Sox don't have anything written in stone, it appears Danks will make his season debut versus Miami. 

"We'll have a plan midweek and announce what the next step will be," general manager Rick Hahn said of Danks. "We'll have him around for the next couple days, probably throw a [side session] with [hitting coach Don Cooper]."

Danks has made four minor-league starts. 

Konerko, batting .220 on the year, said he's swung the bat better the past few days prior to Monday's game. 

"I had a few hits the day before yesterday and was probably better yesterday and didn't get any," said Konerko, who entered Monday's game hitting .224 with four homers and 17 RBI. "In this game, close and the results are kind of two different things. There has been lot of moments that you're close and it feels like you got it, but sometimes that has to line up with somebody not catching a ball, the wind not knocking down a ball -- those little moments where that can kind of turn it for you. That hasn't happened."

He went 4 2/3 innings in an 8-2 loss and allowed four runs on seven hits. He struck out four and walked two over 88 pitches. The Rangers are expected to add another pitcher Tuesday in the corresponding roster move. 

"It seems like if isn’t one thing, it’s another right now," said Victorino, who had just returned from a sore back Sunday after missing two games. "They all say it’s all connected. That’s what’s frustrating for me. What is it? I just want to get back to being healthy and being out there and being a healthy player and feeling good. I don’t think this is anything serious, nor do the trainers. We’ll see how it feels tomorrow."

Vogelsong, who will definitely miss some time and more than likely end up on the disabled list, was having his finest pitching performance of the season prior to the injury. The Giants were leading 6-0 at the time of this update and Vogelsong is on track to earn the win and improve to 2-4. 

His next start is scheduled for Sunday against Colorado, but that is unlikely to happen. 

Eaton, who is rehabbing an elbow injury, went 1 for 3 before being replaced. 

He started in center field and singled. Eaton recently moved his rehab to Triple-A from Class A Visalia. Eaton is expected to be re-evaluated following his third game with Reno. 

Garland allowed five earns runs and scattered 11 hits over 97 pitches. He walked one and did not record a strikeout. His ERA is 5.19. 

The 33-year-old has lost three straight starts with 11 runs allowed over that span of 16 innings as his record fell to 3-5. His next scheduled outing comes Sunday at San Francisco.