Tuesday's MLB roundup

The Cleveland Indians show no sign of letting up their dominance of the Detroit Tigers.

Cleveland remained perfect in 11 games against Detroit this season with a 12-1 home victory Tuesday night.

The Indians have outscored the Tigers 77-24 in the season series. Cleveland leads Detroit by 7½ games in the AL Central.

Indians manager Terry Francona said he hasn't spent much time analyzing his team's eye-popping numbers vs. the Tigers. "Once we process yesterday we move on, let alone a month ago or week ago," he said. "You play the next game and try to win. If you do it good enough people start asking those kind of questions."

Lonnie Chisenhall was 4-for-5 with three RBI while Carlos Santana and Tyler Naquin homered. Carlos Carrasco (5-2) gave up one run in six innings for Cleveland, which has won its past 13 home games.

Detroit manager Brad Ausmus believes there's a simple reason for his team's problems against Cleveland. "There's nothing baffling," he said. "It's not like we haven't played good baseball. They've just played better."

Toronto 8, Kansas City 3: Josh Donaldson hit two solo home runs, Troy Tulowitzki had a three-run blast and the host Blue Jays connected four times to beat the Royals. Fresh off being named an All-Star, Donaldson went 3-for-4 and scored four runs while the Blue Jays won their fourth game in a row.

Texas 7, Boston 2: Shin-Soo Choo homered on David Price's first pitch of the game, and Elvis Andrus scored to break a sixth-inning tie as the Rangers beat the host Red Sox to end a three-game losing streak.

Houston 5, Seattle 2: Luis Valbuena hit a solo homer and Colby Rasmus and rookie A.J. Reed added two-run shots in the fourth inning to back up Dallas Keuchel and give the host Astros a victory over the Mariners.

Los Angeles 13, Tampa Bay 5: C.J. Cron homered twice and drove in four runs, and the Angels overcame another shaky start by Tim Lincecum to beat the host Rays. Andrelton Simmons had three RBI for Los Angeles.

New York 9, Chicago 0: Carlos Beltran celebrated his ninth All-Star selection with three of the Yankees' 20 hits in their rout of the host White Sox.

Miami 5, New York 2: Giancarlo Stanton homered twice and had five RBI to back Wei-Yin Chen's pitching and the Marlins ended the host Mets' five-game winning streak. Jose Reyes went 0-for-4 in his return to the Mets, his first big-league game since a 59-day domestic violence suspension.

Milwaukee 5, Washington 2: Hernan Perez hit a tiebreaking two-run homer in the sixth inning and the Brewers beat the Nationals to clinch their second road series win of the season.

Colorado 7, San Francisco 3: Nolan Arenado homered and drove in three runs, D.J. LeMahieu had three hits and two RBI and the Rockies beat the host Giants.

Arizona 7, San Diego 5: Rickie Weeks Jr. hit a three-run homer, Paul Goldschmidt had two RBI and the host Diamondbacks beat the Padres.

Cincinnati 9, Chicago 5: John Lackey's winless streak reached five games as the Reds beat the struggling host Cubs.

Philadelphia 5, Atlanta 1: Maikel Franco homered for the third game in a row, and the host Phillies hit four overall.

• Chicago police said they are investigating an allegation of sexual assault against Pirates infielder Jung Ho Kang. He has not been charged.