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12:35 PM ET, April 29, 2008

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ESPN.com:
Initial reports: Posada's injury not season-ending  —  Jorge Posada's shoulder injury does not appear to be season-threatening.  That's the early word on the New York Yankees catcher following an exam by Dr. James Andrews on Monday.  —  Posada was placed on the 15-day disabled list …
Discussion: Associated Press
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Ed Price / New Jersey Online:
Posada's injury may not be long-term  —  NOTEBOOK  —  CLEVELAND — The Yankees last night played a game without Jorge Posada for the first time in nearly 12 years, and they held out hope he will be back soon.  —  Posada was examined yesterday by specialist James Andrews …
George A. King III / New York Post:
QUAD A PROBLEM!  —  YANKS WIN, BUT A-ROD KOED BY MUSCLE ACHE  —  How much longer can the Yankees keep winning while stud players vanish from the lineup?  —  The Yankees hung a 5-2 loss on the Indians last night at Progressive Field in front of 20,689, but lost Alex Rodriguez thanks …
Discussion: Baseball Musings
The Times-Tribune:
Eladio Rodriguez joins Scranton/Wilkes-Bare  —  Hard to see this move coming.  —  Needing a second catcher after Chris Stewart was called to New York, the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees on Monday added Eladio Rodriguez, the 29-year-old former Israel Baseball League co-MVP.
George A. King III / New York Post:
SECOND TEST FOR JORGE SHOULDER
Discussion: iYankees and Hot Foot
Tyler Kepner / New York Times:
Posada's Trip to the Disabled List Leaves Doubt About His Return
Peter Abraham / The LoHud Yankees Blog:
Game 27: Yankees at Indians
NY Daily News:
Bondy: All wrong bringing Wright into mess  —  David Wright talks with Carlos Delgado in the dugout during Sunday's game ...  You have to understand: Wright is a golden child, one of the chosen.  He is a homegrown organization talent, which means he is treated very differently than the latest free agent on the block.
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Kevin Kernan / New York Post:
CURTAIN SNUB DESERVES CHEERS  —  IF the Mets were looking for a turning point to their season, they've found it.  —  It was the moment Carlos Delgado rejected his curtain call on Sunday after his second home run.  Mark that down as his New York minute.  Delgado left the Mets' fans hanging on their cheers.
Brian Lewis / New York Post:
DELGADO NOT BUYING BOOS
Adam Rubin / Surfing the Mets:
Q & A with Carlos Delgado  —  So here are THE NUTS and BOLTS questions …
Bryan Hoch / MLB.com:
Yanks chip away to split with Tribe  —  Four-run sixth ends hitless spell; Mussina wins second straight  —  CLEVELAND — The Yankees have been away from home so often this month, Mike Mussina seemed legitimately surprised when he realized his assumptions were incorrect: another hotel room was not …
Discussion: New York Post and iYankees
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Tyler Kepner / New York Times:
Long Road Ends With Guarded Optimism
Discussion: New Jersey Online
Bryan Hoch / MLB.com:
Aggravated quad to keep A-Rod out
Discussion: On the Yankees beat
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Lester Munson / ESPN:
Allegations unlikely to see court, but could trouble Clemens … Roger Clemens says country singer Mindy McCready is a family friend.  Others have told the New York Daily News that Clemens was involved in a decade-long affair with McCready after the two reportedly met when Clemens …
Discussion: The Bronx Block
Associated Press:
Giants send struggling pitcher Barry Zito to bullpen  —  SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—Barry Zito was demoted to the bullpen Monday by the San Francisco Giants, who hope the former ace can correct his problems by working in relief.  —  Zito, who only 16 months ago signed a $126 million …
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Brian Costello / New York Post:
THUMB'S DOWN FOR SCHNEIDER  —  Mets catcher Brian Schneider remains in the hospital with a staph infection in his left thumb, unsure when he'll be able to return to the team.  —  “It's frustrating,” Schneider told The Post in a telephone interview from his hospital room.  “It's a bad infection.
Discussion: MetsBlog.com
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Roger Rubin / NY Daily News:
Schneider gets swell news
Discussion: MLB.com, Mets Fever and Hot Foot
Ken Mandel / MLB.com:
Lieberthal to officially retire as a Phillie  —  Former catcher spent most of 14-season career in Philadelphia  —  PHILADELPHIA — Mike Lieberthal never wanted to leave the Phillies, and now he's going to leave baseball as a member of the organization for which he spent most of his career.
Discussion: Philliesflow.com
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Hal McCoy / Dayton Daily News:
Krivsky's final say  —  Wayne Krivsky is finding it difficult to sever his ties with the Cincinnati Reds after he was fired and says, “I must be crazy because I hope the Reds win every game the rest of the year and I still get on-line every morning to check how the minor-league teams did.”
Associated Press:
Sox-Orioles game suspended after 11 innings  —  The White Sox and Baltimore Orioles were tied at 3 when play was suspended after 11 innings Monday because of rain.  —  The game will resume later this season, but no date was immediately announced.  All the statistics from Monday count.
Discussion: Camden Chat and The Griddle
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David Pinto / Baseball Musings:   Which Hernandez?  —  It's not a good year to be a Hernandez on Baltimore.
David Golebiewski / The Transaction Guy:
Justin Verlander's struggles through Pitch F/X  —  When Justin Verlander is at his best, one has to wonder how hitters even manage to put the bat on the ball, let alone make hard contact.  Since being selected out of Old Dominion with the second overall pick in the 2004 draft …
 
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