WINNING TITLE WOULD BE END FOR TOM  —  Tom Glavine wouldn't mind hoisting a World Series trophy for the Mets and calling it a career.  —  With 300 lifetime victories to his name and his place in Cooperstown all but reserved, Glavine is torn about whether to extend his career beyond this season.

Source: Padres claim Igawa off waivers  —  LIKE THIS STORY?  —  If the Yankees want to get rid of Kei Igawa, they have their chance.  —  The Padres, continuing in their attempt to upgrade their starting rotation, have claimed Igawa off waivers, major league sources told FOXSports.com.

Jenks retires three more to match AL record in White Sox 5-3 victory over Seattle  —  Associated Press, Updated 3 hours ago  —  LIKE THIS STORY?  —  Bobby Jenks hightailed it out of the White Sox clubhouse about as fast as he's been setting down batters lately.

Pirates Notebook: Bonds doubts he will play in Pittsburgh  —  SAN FRANCISCO — Barry Bonds probably will not play in Pittsburgh next week.  —  Major League Baseball's new home run king declined to do formal interviews yesterday before facing the Pirates, but he did say he thought it was unlikely …

Good news, bad news for bullpen  —  Wickman cleared to rejoin Braves; Dotel put on DL  —  Philadelphia — Only minutes after the Braves learned Friday that closer Bob Wickman's sore forearm wouldn't require a stint on the disabled list, they decided that reliever Octavio Dotel's sore shoulder would.

Brennaman signs three-year extension  —  Hall of Fame broadcaster to stay with Reds through 2010  —  CINCINNATI — A Reds institution spanning more than four decades, Hall of Fame radio voice Marty Brennaman has signed a three-year contract extension through the 2010 season.

Izturis makes it easy for the Angels  —  His grand slam breaks open close game, and Escobar gets his 12th victory as Twins fall, 10-1.  —  Embarrassed by the table scraps they left Kelvim Escobar in his three previous starts, the Angels set out a veritable feast for the right-hander Friday night.

Bad omen for Ohman: Signs say he's gone  —  Pitcher's claim of being hurt could end his time with Cubs  —  DENVER — Will Ohman's latest attempt at clearing up his name was not received well by his teammates, manager and general manager, and could lead to an off-season divorce from the organization.

Notes: Dodgers activate Sweeney  —  Righty Houlton optioned to Triple-A to make room on roster  —  ST. LOUIS — Mark Sweeney joined the club ready for duty as the primary left-handed pinch-hitter, and the Dodgers made room for their acquisition from the Giants by optioning pitcher D.J. Houlton to Triple-A Las Vegas.

Yankees' young hurlers dominate Indians  —  CLEVELAND (AP) — Thrown into the middle of a heated playoff chase, the 21-year-olds pitched like they belonged.  —  The New York Yankees might not be aging so fast after all.  —  Phil Hughes dominated Cleveland for six innings …