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4:45 PM ET, September 13, 2008

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Adam McCalvy / MLB.com:
Miller Park could host Cubs-Astros set  —  If plans goes through, details would be announced Saturday  —  PHILADELPHIA — Suddenly it seems that a Cubs-Astros series under the dome at Miller Park is not so far-fetched.  —  Major League Baseball was considering moving the key series between …
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Tom Singer / MLB.com:
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David O'Brien / Atlanta Journal-Constitution:
Cubs-Astros series could relocate to Turner Field
Discussion: Talking Chop
Mike Ritter / MLB.com:
Owings sent to Reds to finish Dunn deal  —  Slugging pitcher struggled after strong start to the season  —  PHOENIX — Micah Owings was donning a different shade of red in an unfamiliar part of Chase Field on Friday night.  —  After receiving the news that he had been traded to the Reds …
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Mark Sheldon / MLB.com:
Reds get Owings to complete Dunn deal  —  Phillips placed on 60-day DL with broken right index finger  —  PHOENIX — Pitcher Micah Owings entered Chase Field on Friday like he has often done, with one exception.  This time, he said hello to the Diamondbacks' clubhouse security guard and kept walking.
Associated Press:
D'backs send Owings to Reds to cap Dunn deal
Discussion: AZ Snakepit
The Times-Tribune:
Hughes called to New York  —  Wish I had known this before now but Phil Hughes was called up after tonight's game.  Not sure when he's going to pitch for New York or what his role is going to be, but the guy was dealing his last two starts here in Triple-A and looked as big league ready as any pitcher I've seen.
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Anthony Rieber / On the Yankees beat:
A-Rod scratched with stiff neck  —  The Yankees just announced that Alex Rodriguez was scratched from today's first game with a stiff neck.  That could hurt their playoff chances.  —  In other news: Fresh off his five-inning, 12-strikeout performance in Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre's …
Discussion: Associated Press
David Justice / Yes Network:
Jeter must provide jolt  —  Yankees captain commands respect, but spark is missing from team  —  Too much has been said about the Yankees showing a lackadaisical effort at times and not looking like it was all that important.  Those aren't the type of things you want associated with your ballclub.
Ian Browne / MLB.com:
Super soaker: Wakefield stymies Jays  —  Knuckleballer pulls Sox within two games of Rays in AL East  —  BOSTON — It was a Friday night that had a damp and dreary feeling to it, but the Red Sox had one distinct advantage over their opponents, the Toronto Blue Jays.
Pat Jordan / New York Times:
The Mystery of Barry Zito  —  Barry Zito, a pitcher for the San Francisco Giants, is tall and slim and as handsome as a male model, a pretty-boy actor, which is part of the problem.  Even at 30, he looks more boyish than mannish, wide-eyed, with a too-innocent smile for a man his age.
Jim Salisbury / Philly.com:
Rainout drama as Brewers take double-header chance with Myers  —  Brett Myers' second-half turnaround received two strong testimonials yesterday.  —  One came from Phillies manager Charlie Manuel and pitching coach Rich Dubee, who together decided that Myers would get the ball on short rest against the Milwaukee Brewers tomorrow.
Discussion: MetsBlog.com
Marc Topkin / St. Petersburg Times:
Rays call up pitching phenom Price  —  NEW YORK — The hows and how oftens are still being determined, but the when is known: pitching phenom David Price will join the Rays bullpen today.  —  Price, 23, made a rapid rise through the minor leagues, starting his pro career in May at Class …
Discussion: FanHouse
Tim Britton / Minor League Baseball:
Yanks steamroll to first Cup crown  —  Miranda, Basak support Hughes' 12-strikeout effort in clincher  —  DURHAM, N.C. - This time, it wasn't even close.  —  After the first three games of the Governors' Cup Finals were decided in the final at-bat, the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees ran away …
Rhett Bollinger / MLB.com:
Garland gives Angels a good deal  —  Los Angeles (90-57) vs. Seattle (57-89), Saturday, 6:05 p.m. PT  —  ANAHEIM — At the time, it was largely criticized as an unnecessary deal for the Angels.  —  The Angels already had a solid starting five of John Lackey, Kelvim Escobar, Joe Saunders, Ervin Santana and Jered Weaver.
Discussion: MLB Rumors
 
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