Selig says tie not an option … NEW YORK — Baseball commissioner Bud Selig admitted he worried about Tuesday night's long-running All-Star Game dragging even deeper into extra innings, and the All-Star managers running out of pitchers.  But Selig didn't worry that there might be a second tied All-Star game under his watch.

Takashi Saito is out at least six weeks  —  Closer has a sprained ligament in his right elbow.  —  With leading hitter Rafael Furcal and opening day starter Brad Penny already on the disabled list, the Dodgers learned Tuesday that they will be without closer Takashi Saito until at least late August.

Sources: Roger Clemens got HGH in mail from Kirk Radomski  —  Confessed drug supplier Kirk Radomski has provided documentary evidence to the government showing that he shipped drugs to the Texas home of Roger Clemens, who is under investigation for perjury after telling Congress he never used steroids or human growth hormone.

Matsui may opt for surgery to end year  —  Rehabilitation of Yankees outfielder's left knee interrupted  —  NEW YORK — Yankees slugger Hideki Matsui will cut short his rehabilitation and could be headed for season-ending surgery after experiencing more inflammation in his troublesome left knee.

Would you walk in the tying run?  —  On April 26, 2003, Aron Ralston was hiking alone through Utah's Blue John Canyon.  Seven hours into his hike, while Ralston attempted a difficult traverse, a boulder fell, crushing his right forearm and pinning his hand underneath the large rock, trapping him.

Randolph Returns to Place He Never Left  —  Willie Randolph watched the All-Star Game on Tuesday as a guest of the Steinbrenner family.  In a game whose attraction is its national reach, Randolph's presence provided local intrigue for an evening already laced with history and emotion.