Yankees unearth Red Sox jersey in new stadium  —  Construction Worker Tells His Side Of ‘Jerseygate’  —  NEW YORK — A construction worker's bid to curse the Yankees by planting a Red Sox jersey in their new stadium was foiled Sunday when the team removed the offending shirt from its burial spot in the ballpark.

Blue Jays' Ryan activated, earns save  —  ARLINGTON, Texas (AP)—Joe Inglett drove in the tiebreaking run with a sacrifice fly in the 10th inning, B.J. Ryan earned his first save in more than a year and the Toronto Blue Jays completed a three-game sweep of the Texas Rangers with a 5-4 victory Sunday.

Cubs beat Phils in 10 on Utley's error  —  PHILADELPHIA (AP)—Carlos Zambrano's hustle—not his pitching or bat—paid off in a rare appearance off the bench.  —  Second baseman Chase Utley's throwing error on Zambrano's grounder allowed Ronny Cedeno to score the go-ahead run in the 10th inning …

On the Pirates: The lefty left out  —  Why did Gorzelanny not get long-term offer?  —  Not long after the Pirates' new management took over late last summer, two key players were identified as targets for long-term contracts: Freddy Sanchez and Matt Capps.  —  Before long, Adam LaRoche, then Ian Snell were added.

Liriano plays it cool on eve of 2008 debut  —  Francisco Liriano — once again — will be making a highly anticipated appearance in a Twins uniform when he takes the mound today.  —  KANSAS CITY, MO. — Twins pitcher Francisco Liriano is no stranger to the anticipation surrounding him today …

Madden: Call Girardi Joe fool  —  BOSTON - For what it's worth to Joe Girardi - who presumably had Yankee legions and Red Sox Nation alike screaming, “What is he thinking?” when he elected to pitch to Manny Ramirez with first base open in the pivotal sixth inning Saturday …

Crede, Konerko slams lift White Sox  —  CHICAGO (AP)—Joe Crede and Paul Konerko each hit grand slams to back Javier Vazquez's strong start, and the red-hot White Sox pounded the struggling Detroit Tigers 11-0 on Sunday.  —  Konerko's homer came in the third off Kenny Rogers and Crede's grand slam …

Kapler sparks Brewers past Mets 9-7  —  NEW YORK (AP)—Gabe Kapler has gone from minor league manager to major league hassle for opposing pitchers.  —  Kapler, who managed in the Red Sox organization last season, homered for the second straight day, doubled twice and drove in three runs …

At only 21, Hughes already has the makings of an ace … BOSTON — Some local poets would have you believe that Ted Williams hummed “Sweet Caroline” whenever he trotted out to left field.  —  However, back before Fenway became a boutique ballpark, it was different, and so were both the Red Sox and Yankees.

M's ace Bedard scratched with nagging hip injury  —  SEATTLE — The Seattle Mariners scratched Erik Bedard as their starting pitcher before Sunday's game against the Los Angeles Angels because of inflammation in his left hip.  —  “His hip flared up again,” manager John McLaren said.

Rays' Niemann beats Orioles in debut  —  ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP)—Jeff Niemann made quite a first impression.  —  Niemann allowed one run over six innings in his major league debut and B.J. Upton hit a three-run homer during a six-run fifth, helping the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Baltimore Orioles 6-2 on Sunday.

Glavine hurts hamstring, leaves start vs. Nationals  —  WASHINGTON — Atlanta Braves pitcher Tom Glavine left his start against the Washington Nationals with a strained right hamstring after failing to record an out in the first inning Sunday, matching the shortest outing of his 22-season career.

Papelbon is worth the wait  —  It took just three pitches, the final one a 96-mile-per-hour fastball that he had waited 2 hours 11 minutes to throw.  —  Jonathan Papelbon had been up and down and up and down and back up again, a feat that seemed incredible, even as he started to warm up for the third and final time.