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5:35 PM ET, May 3, 2008

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Bryan Hoch / MLB.com:
Hank voices frustration with slow start  —  Yanks co-chairman ‘very disappointed’ with club's early play  —  NEW YORK — The Yankees have not been satisfied with their slow start to this season, a sentiment voiced on Friday by club co-chairman Hank Steinbrenner.
Discussion: Bronx Banter and Bombers Beat
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Associated Press:
Hank Steinbrenner disappointed by Yankees' start  —  TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Yankees co-chairman Hank Steinbrenner said Friday he's unhappy with New York's play so far this season and vowed the team would stick with its plan for reliever Joba Chamberlain.  —  “I'm very disappointed …
Discussion: WasWatching.com
Adam Rubin / NY Daily News:
Mets still on fire against the Diamondbacks  —  PHOENIX - Somehow, the Mets always find a way to get healthy in Arizona.  So what if their opponent has the best record in the majors?  —  Ryan Church and David Wright homered, and Jose Reyes for the second time this season fell a four-bagger shy …
Discussion: Baseball Musings
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David Lennon / Newsday:
Mets feel right at home with 7-2 win over D'backs  —  David Wright (5) celebrates with teammate Jose Reyes (7) after Wright's two-run home run against the Arizona Diamondbacks in the sixth inning.  (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin / May 3, 2008)  —  PHOENIX - As long as the Mets stay at Chase Field …
Bart Hubbuch / Mets Blog:
Alou part of Diamondbacks opener
Discussion: Mets Fever
Dylan Hernandez / Los Angeles Times:
L.A. rips relievers in a rout  —  Two big innings cause Colorado's downfall in a tough loss at Coors Field.  —  Los Angeles starting pitcher Brad Penny was walking hitters, the slick glove of Blake DeWitt wasn't so slick, and a four-run lead nearly dissipated into the thin Colorado air.
Discussion: Los Angeles Times and Purple Row
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Pat Graham / Associated Press:
Dodgers post seventh straight victory  —  DENVER (AP)—Rafael Furcal can't remember having a better stretch at the plate.  —  The Los Angeles shortstop had three hits, including a three-run homer in a seven-run sixth inning, and the Dodgers beat the Colorado Rockies 11-6 Friday night for their seventh straight win.
R.B. Fallstrom / Associated Press:
Cubs demote LHP Hill after wild outing  —  ST. LOUIS (AP)—Chicago Cubs left-hander Rich Hill was optioned to Triple-A Iowa on Saturday less than a day after he walked four and recorded just two outs in a start against the St. Louis Cardinals.  —  Hill is 1- with a 4.12 ERA in five starts …
Discussion: Brew Crew Ball
Dejan Kovacevic / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:
Pirates Notebook: Astacio attacked teammate with bat  —  WASHINGTON — The reason the Pirates released pitching prospect Olivo Astacio, two sources confirmed yesterday, was that he attacked another player with a bat earlier in the week during extended spring training in Bradenton, Fla.
John Nalbone / New Jersey Online:
Thunder's Tabata regrets leaving team  —  TRENTON — Jose Tabata batted sixth and played right field against Portland last night, one day after the Thunder prospect finished serving a three-game suspension for storming out of the clubhouse and going home moments after striking out in the seventh inning …
Evan Grant / Dallas Morning News:
Texas Rangers' Hamilton a fixture so far  —  egrant@dallasnews.com  —  OAKLAND, Calif. - The only Ranger to start each of the team's 30 games is one Ranger who entered the season supposedly needing significant monitoring of various ailments.  —  So far, so good for Josh Hamilton.
Discussion: Lone Star Ball and MLB Rumors
David Andriesen / Seattle Post-Intelligencer:
Yankees 5, M's 1  —  THE SCENE: It was a cold one at Yankee Stadium, which is now just 68 regular-season games away from ending its run as home of the Yankees.  A storm front arrived in the afternoon, and the temperature was 49 degrees for the first pitch with a strong wind blowing in from left field.
Jon Krawczynski / Associated Press:
Hernandez, Morneau power Twins by Tigers  —  MINNEAPOLIS (AP)—As Livan Hernandez floated a 61-mph curveball toward the plate, Miguel Cabrera just couldn't resist.  —  He took a mighty cut at the Eephus-like pitch, only to pop up harmlessly into center field.
 
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