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10:20 PM ET, August 5, 2007

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ESPN:
Ex-teammate says 'hard to dispute' Bonds cheated  —  NEW YORK — Brian Johnson said it's "hard to dispute" that former teammate Barry Bonds cheated by using performance-enhancing drugs.  —  Johnson, appearing Sunday on ESPN's "Outside the Lines," recounted what he told the staff of baseball steroids investigator George Mitchell.
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Associated Press:
Bonds, A-Rod swap messages after milestones  —  NEW YORK — Alex Rodriguez and Barry Bonds will always have a milestone day in common, and the New York Yankees star has no problem with sharing the spotlight with the San Francisco Giants slugger.  —  Rodriguez became the youngest member …
Discussion: Yankees Chick and Pinstripe Alley
Joe Sheehan / Baseball Prospectus:
Fans 1, Selig -412  —  I was wrong.  —  Writing two weeks ago about the possibility that Barry Bonds would hit his 755th and 756th career home runs on the road, I concluded: … In fact, Barry Bonds hit career homer #755 at Petco Park in San Diego last night, and the moment was nothing like I feared it would be.
Discussion: MLB.com and Hardball Times
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Dave Sheinin / Washington Post:
Hank, Make Some Room for Barry
Yahoo! Sports:
Cards 2B Miles fares well at on the mound  —  WASHINGTON (Ticker) - St. Louis Cardinals second baseman Aaron Miles had not pitched since he was a 14-year-old Babe Ruth Leaguer.  —  But that did not stop Cardinals manager Tony LaRussa from sending Miles to the mound to pitch …
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Barry Svrluga / Washington Post:
Zimmerman, Nats Extend Win Streak  —  Manny Acta heard all the predictions, as did every single member of the Washington Nationals.  History, perhaps, was to be made at RFK Stadium this summer, because the Nationals had a hodgepodge pitching staff, they had no bona fide slugger and their best player was just 22 years old.
Paul Sullivan / Chicago Tribune:
Zambrano confident he'll stay with Cubs  —  Ace says 'my hand ready to sign deal'  —  Carlos Zambrano had to leave his start Friday with heat-related cramping in his right hand.  —  But Saturday morning, Zambrano said his right hand was feeling much better and he was available to sign …
Tim Dierkes / MLB Trade Rumors:
Omar Minaya Trade Profile (Mets)  —  Omar Minaya's made so many trades in recent years that I decided to break up his trade profile into two posts.  I covered his 25 deals as the Expos' GM here.  Minaya jumped to the large-market Mets in 2004, and by my count has made another 25 trades.
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John Delcos / The Journal News:
Rehab schedule for Mets' Martinez unclear
Gregg Bell / Associated Press:
Ramirez, Beckett power Red Sox over M's  —  SEATTLE (AP) — Coco Crisp doubled twice, scored twice, drove in a run and made a great running catch.  —  But his best move of the game came while being run down by a moose in an all-terrain vehicle.  —  Crisp escaped major damage when the …
Discussion: Red Sox Monster
Gordon Edes / Boston Globe:
Brandon Moss to be promoted?  —  I'm not clear on all the details yet, but it appears that Brandon Moss will be summoned from Pawtucket to join the Sox in Anaheim, probably on a temporary basis.  I hope to have the roster permutations later Sunday on how the Sox are making this happen …
Peter Abraham / Journal News:
Baseball beat: Braves' GM swings for the fences  —  Bang, the Braves got Mark Teixeira and Ron Mahay.  —  Boom, the Braves got Octavio Dotel.  —  By the time the trade deadline had passed on Tuesday, the Mets were against the ropes and John Schuerholz was pounding them with everything he had.
Discussion: The Bronx Block
Gordon Edes / Boston Globe:
Sox option Lopez to make room for Schilling  —  The Sox made what was the easiest move procedurally to clear a roster spot for Curt Schilling, sending down Javy Lopez, who has options remaining, to Pawtucket.  Lopez was distressed by the decision, understanding that he was at risk but hoping …
Discussion: Over the Monster
Maury Brown / The Biz of Baseball:
Barry Who?  Time to Focus on A-Rod  —  It seemed only fitting yesterday that Alex Rodriguez became the youngest player in history to hit home run #500 (he beat Jimmie Foxx by 10 months) on the same day Barry Bonds hit home run #755, tying Henry Aaron's all-time home run mark.
Mike Lupica / NY Daily News:
Clemens hasn't paid off  —  Shooting from the Lip  —  Roger Clemens has started the same number of games and made the same number of appearances this season as Kei Igawa.  To this point Clemens has one more victory than Igawa to show for all that.  Look on the bright side, though.
 
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Murray Chass / New York Times:
Trading Places: Red Sox Have Become the Yankees
Sports Illustrated:
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