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10:35 AM ET, July 28, 2008

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Joe Frisaro / MLB.com:
Treanor to see specialist for injured hip  —  Starting catcher has been on disabled list since July 8  —  CHICAGO — Still feeling discomfort, Marlins catcher Matt Treanor will be examined by a specialist in Philadelphia on Monday.  —  On the disabled list since July 8 with a left hip strain, Treanor had been catching some bullpens.
Discussion: FishStripes
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Mike Berardino / Sun-Sentinel:
Matt Treanor's setback means Marlins may make move to get a catcher  —  CHICAGO - The Marlins' need for more catching help before Thursday's trade deadline might have become more acute with a recent setback for Matt Treanor.  —  Out since July 8 with a strained left hip …
Discussion: FishStripes
Adam Rubin / NY Daily News:
Shea bye to Manny talk  —  Mets officials awaited speculation linking them to Manny Ramirez, but didn't foresee any dialogue with the Red Sox occurring, much less a deal materializing.  —  Almost every time over the last few years that Ramirez has seemed to be on his way out of Boston …
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Amalie Benjamin / Boston Globe:
Lugo on Manny  —  Julio Lugo, who started working on his rehab …
Discussion: SOX & Dawgs and Surviving Grady
Amalie Benjamin / Boston Globe:
Weather alert  —  The Red Sox just sent out a Fenway weather alert.
Discussion: SOX & Dawgs
Bill Madden / NY Daily News:
Madden: Mazeroski says Pirates were robbed  —  COOPERSTOWN - Did the Yankees just get revenge for 1960?  —  As word of the Yankees' trade for Xavier Nady and Damaso Marte from the Pirates filtered through the annual party thrown by Hall of Fame chairman Jane Clark on Friday night …
Discussion: WasWatching.com
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Tyler Kepner / New York Times:
Red Sox Exhale in Blowout; Yanks' Streak Is Snapped  —  BOSTON — They have spent the better part of this decade punishing Yankees pitchers and tilting the axis of a one-sided rivalry.  David Ortiz and Manny Ramírez are the thunder in the middle of the Boston Red Sox' lineup …
Discussion: Bats, iYankees and BASEBALL HOT CORNER
Jeff Zrebiec / Baltimore Sun:
Orioles halt Sunday streak  —  Team ends skid after 15 straight losses; Olson allows 2 runs in 6 innings for win  —  They met at Kevin Millar's locker 30 minutes before today's first pitch, a players-only gathering that was aimed at ending a confounding 15-game losing streak on Sunday …
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Spencer Fordin / MLB.com:
O's snap more than one skid with win
Discussion: Oriole Post and Oriole Magic
David Ginsburg / Associated Press:
O's end Sunday slide at 15, beat Angels
Discussion: 6-4-2
Mike DiGiovanna / Los Angeles Times:
Angels put this loss behind them quickly
Discussion: Camden Chat
Kat O'Brien / Newsday:
Sexson: Washburn would be big help  —  BOSTON - As of last night, the Yankees and Mariners had not agreed to terms on a trade that would send lefthanded starter Jarrod Washburn to the Bronx.  But that does not mean a deal will not be made in the next several days.
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John Hickey / seattlepi.com Mariners blog:
Washburn pitching, so no trade immediately at hand
Discussion: Lookout Landing
New York Post:
AMAZIN'S SEARCHING FOR ‘RELIEF’  —  THE Yankees beat the Mets to Xavier Nady and got Damaso Marte, too, quite the coup.  —  Also, quite the reason for Omar Minaya to go sleepless until Thursday's non-waiver trading deadline if the Mets haven't won 14 of their last 18 games …
Discussion: Amazin' Avenue
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Marc Topkin / St. Petersburg Times:
Rays still exploring all options in all areas
Discussion: MLB Rumors and DRaysBay
Patrick Saunders / Denver Post:
Atkins quietly crushing opposing pitching again  —  Like a well-tuned machine, Garrett Atkins keeps cranking out the hits, sometimes doing it so efficiently that you barely notice him.  You notice he unloads with a two-run bomb, as he did in the fourth inning Sunday.
Discussion: Rocky Mountain News and Purple Row
NY Daily News:
Bondy: Johan going nine, no sense  —  It was hard to figure at Shea Sunday whether the Mets won a big baseball game or surrendered unconditionally to an inane lobbying campaign.  —  The Mets beat the Cardinals, 9-1, and Johan Santana pitched nine full innings for the first time in more than a year …
Bernie Becker / New York Times:
Baseball Team Clashes With Environmentalists Over Oil Company Advertising  —  WASHINGTON — When the Washington Nationals' season opened in March, the team unveiled a stadium any environmentalist could love — the country's first certified green major professional sports stadium …
Discussion: Federal Baseball
Bill Shaikin / Los Angeles Times:
Ned Colletti's rope seems to be getting shorter  —  General manager's job is in jeopardy and Dodgers owner may have cut off his allowance.  —  This could be Ned Colletti's last trade as the Dodgers' general manager.  —  Frank McCourt isn't going anywhere.  Neither is Joe Torre.
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Dylan Hernandez / Los Angeles Times:
Clayton Kershaw wins first game for Dodgers
Discussion: Federal Baseball
Irv Moss / Denver Post:
Pitchers Chacin, Billings create quite a buzz on farm  —  The Rockies' farm system keeps building pitching promise from the bottom up.  —  First, 20-year-old Venezuelan Jhoulys Chacin is attracting buzz around minor-league baseball because of his 15-1 record in a season divided between Asheville …
Discussion: Bottom9 Baseball
Derrick Goold / St. Louis Post-Dispatch:
Rough loss caps ‘tough week’  —  NEW YORK — Marooned in the Shea Stadium visitors' clubhouse to wait on a delayed flight Sunday, Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak ruminated on a stretch lousy with losses.  —  It was, he said, a difficult week.  —  But it was not a redefining one.
Discussion: Viva El Birdos
Gary Jacobson / Dallas Morning News:
Texas Rangers' home attendance on pace to hit 20-year low  —  gjacobson@dallasnews.com  —  Major League Baseball appears immune to the sluggish economy and could set another attendance record this season.  But the Rangers, on pace for their first winning season in four years, are suffering at the gate.
Dejan Kovacevic / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:
Are Bay, Wilson or Grabow next to go?  —  Pirates will keep taking calls even after Nady-Marte trade  —  So, who goes next?  —  The Pirates will not be slamming down the phone on anyone calling about Jason Bay, Jack Wilson or John Grabow between now and Major League Baseball's trading deadline Thursday …
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