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11:25 PM ET, September 15, 2008

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MLB.com:
Yost relieved of managerial post  —  MILWAUKEE — The Milwaukee Brewers today announced that Ned Yost has been dismissed from his position as manager of the Club.  The announcement was made by Brewers Executive Vice President and General Manager, Doug Melvin.
Adam McCalvy / MLB.com:
Brewers dismiss manager Yost  —  Third-base coach Sveum will take over on interim basis  —  MILWAUKEE — The Brewers' mystifying September swoon on Monday cost manager Ned Yost his job.  —  The team dismissed Yost with 12 games remaining in the regular season and the Brewers off to a 3-11 start to the final month.
Discussion: Bleed Cubbie Blue and Brewers Bar
Anthony Witrado / Brewers Blog:
Melvin's take on the firing  —  Tom and I just got off the phone …
Discussion: Al's Ramblings
ESPN.com:
Posada: Yankees should keep Chamberlain in 'pen  —  NEW YORK — Jorge Posada wants Joba Chamberlain kept in the bullpen and predicts more injuries for the young pitcher if the New York Yankees put him in their starting rotation.  —  “I think if you start him and he pitches 200 innings in one year, you're going to lose him.
Discussion: iYankees and Fox Sports
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Peter Botte / NY Daily News:
Jorge Posada: Joba should stay in bullpen and Pudge Rodriguez has to go  —  In a taping of “CenterStage” for YES on Monday, Jorge Posada laid out some strong expectations for himself and the Yankees for next season.  —  But his most blunt and interesting answer came in a word-association segment near …
Houston Chronicle:
Justice: Astros might as well have played at Wrigley  —  MILWAUKEE — Neutral field?  Are you kidding me?  There's ridiculous and more ridiculous and whatever this was supposed to be.  —  Commissioner Bud Selig should be embarrassed to have thrown a team in the thick of playoff contention into this situation.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch:
Astros balk at ‘Wrigley North’ series
Associated Press:
Ted Lilly takes no-hitter to seventh, Cubs win again
Discussion: The Griddle
Peter Abraham / The LoHud Yankees Blog:
Game 150: White Sox at Yankees  —  YANKEES (79-70)  —  WHITE SOX (83-65)  —  Alfredo Aceves (1-0, 1.29) has not faced any of the Chicago hitters.  —  Mark Buehrle (13-11, 3.88) vs. the New York hitters.  —  Notes: Joe Girardi is sitting Cano for not hustling yesterday. ...
Discussion: The Yankees and The Bronx Block
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New York Post:
CANO DOESN'T GET MEANING OF HUSTLE
Marc Topkin / St. Petersburg Times:
Rays' Price cools Yankees in big-league debut
Discussion: Boston Globe
Dan Martin / New York Post:
GIRARDI: NO DEFENSE FOR CANO'S SHODDY ‘D’
Discussion: NY Daily News and NorthJersey.com
Howard Fendrich / Associated Press:
Mets' NL East lead down to one-half game  —  WASHINGTON (AP)—There was no late-game meltdown by the Mets this time, no real reason to point fingers at the relievers.  This was a start-to-finish loss, New York's third loss in four games, and there will be no escaping the references to September 2007 now.
Discussion: Baseball Musings and NY Daily News
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Regis Courtemanche / MetsBlog.com:
postGame: Nationals 7 Mets 2  —  The Nationals (57-93) are determined to play the role of spoiler down the stretch as they defeated the Mets (83-66) by the score of 7 to 2 tonight in Washington.  —  For a recap, boxscore, stats, etc., go to SNY.tv.  —  Well this is why it's called …
Colleen Kenney / Lincoln Journal Star:
Joba's mother talks about her son and her life  —  Joba Chamberlain's mother talks about the pain of separation, her son and her life.  —  Apartment No. 1 in this brick building is a shrine to Joba Chamberlain.  —  Baseball jerseys from the Yankees and Huskers hang in a line on the living room wall …
Anthony DiComo / MLB.com:
Betemit lifts Yanks to third straight win  —  Seventh-inning double the difference; Aceves has quality start  —  NEW YORK — Considering the quality of their competition — the White Sox are fighting for a division crown — the Yankees certainly seemed to fit the role of a contender on Monday.
Discussion: iYankees
Maury Brown / The Biz of Baseball:
Rumor: Ricketts Will Land Chicago Cubs  —  File this under rumor...  Word on the street is that Thomas Ricketts and the Ricketts family are the winning bidders for the Chicago Cubs, Wrigley Field, and a 25 percent stake in ComcastSports Chicago.  Thomas Ricketts is the chief executive …
Discussion: ShysterBall
Minneapolis Star Tribune:
Twins to name new stadium Target Field  —  The Target Corp. got the rights to name the field under a 25-year partnership agreement.  —  The Minnesota Twins have reached an agreement in principle on a 25-year partnership with Target Corp. that includes the right to name the team's new ballpark Target Field, the team announced today.
Discussion: Fox Sports and Associated Press
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Associated Press:   On Target: Store buys naming rights to new Twins stadium
Scott Lauber / Phillies:
ON BURRELL, BLANTON & EYRE  —  So much to talk (and write) about after the Phils' 7-3 win in the opener, and the nightcap already is underway here at the Bank, where fans are waving rally towels and cheering madly, just like last September.  Without further ado, then, a few notes:
Discussion: MLB Rumors and Phillies Nation
 
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