Gorzelanny golden again in Pirates' 7-0 shutout  —  Seven zeroes vs. Marlins raise his status among league's lefties  —  Pirates starter Tom Gorzelanny pitched seven innings last night, allowing five hits with no runs against the Marlins at PNC Park.  The Pirates won 7-0.

Old swagger now staggered  —  In Chicago tonight, the Yankees begin a dirty dozen of games against the White Sox, Mets, Red Sox, Angels.  It is a schedule rougher than Lindsay Lohan's.  When asked about those 12 games yesterday, Brian Cashman invoked the language of 12-step programs.

Mets sink Cubs on walk-off walk  —  Delgado waits out 10 pitches before taking winning free pass  —  NEW YORK — Jose Reyes has an uncanny knack for chaos.  —  It can strike at any time, his electrically-charged game injecting danger into even the safest of situations.

Winning Bid for Bergmann  —  Nats Starter Pitches Seven No-Hit Innings to Earn First Victory of Season: Nationals 2, Braves 1  —  A month ago, the vision of a throng of people gathered at RFK Stadium chanting "Berg-mann!  Berg-mann!" would have seemed downright preposterous.

O's frustration boils over  —  Payton and Mora nearly come to blows after loss  —  TORONTO // The Orioles arrived at the Rogers Centre yesterday afternoon intent on putting Sunday's devastating defeat to the Boston Red Sox behind them.  Instead, they watched another of their top relievers lose …

Hermida returns; Jacobs heads to DL  —  PITTSBURGH — The Marlins got one starting position player back Monday but they're preparing to lose another one today.  —  Right fielder Jeremy Hermida, who had been out since March 17 when he fouled a pitch off his right kneecap …

Lee sent home for tests  —  NEW YORK — Derrek Lee was sent back to Chicago for tests Sunday night after experiencing neck pains from Saturday's game.  —  "He had some neck spasms," manager Lou Piniella said.  "When it's something that's involved with your neck, we wanted to check it out really good, so we sent him back to Chicago.

GREAT MOMENTS IN HECKLING  —  Ken Griffey Jr. Knows How To Deal With Hecklers  —  Because it's apparently an all-jockstrap Monday here at Deadspin, here's an outstanding heckler story involving Ken Griffey Jr. from over the weekend at Dodger Stadium.  —  According to The Jaunt …

Teams must overlook age, price when trading  —  Carlos Lee was traded last July.  Alfonso Soriano and Miguel Tejada were shopped extensively.  —  This season will be different.  —  Few sluggers in their primes will be available before the July 31 non-waiver deadline …

Alou says DL may be necessary evil  —  As he dealt with the pain from a sore shoulder and swollen knee, Moises Alou never talked as if the disabled list was a possibility.  But that bravado abruptly ended Monday when the injured leftfielder suggested he could benefit from an extended break for a strained left quadriceps muscle.

Cubs Spout  —  I kid you not, the song just finishing up on the radio as I pulled in my driveway at evening's conclusion was "Walk-Away Renee."  How appropriate.  —  * Documented walk-off #343 in Mets history was the team's 2nd walk-off win of the year and first since Endy Chavez's drag bunt walk-off hit on April 24th.

Angels are developing plenty of depth  —  Six players on DL have opened fresh opportunities  —  ARLINGTON — When a wave of injuries hits, some clubs might either do a quick crumble or a slow fade.  The 2007 Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim simply develop depth and move forward.