Calling it quits  —  “Turn out the lights the parties over” ...  I used to wait with baited breath for Don Meredith to start singing that on Monday night football.  Normally it was sweet music if the Steelers were playing.  —  If I could get him to sing it again I would.  This party has officially ended.

Yankees and Legends Hospitality to debut new general concessions lineup in Yankee Stadium  —  Focus placed on quality, convenience, variety and value  —  The New York Yankees announced today their new general concessions lineup for the 2009 season.  Led by Legends Hospitality …

Available players, Teahen, Harang and more  —  • Some of the players being dangled because of roster space and economics: Geoff Jenkins, Phillies; Brian Giles, Padres; Gary Matthews Jr., Angels; Marcus Thames, Tigers; Nick Johnson, Nationals; Jason Repko, Dodgers; Jeff Baker, Rockies.

Shawn Hill Signs With Padres (And Other Notes)  —  * Let's start things off with news about Shawn Hill.  The right-hander, released by the Nationals on Wednesday, has just signed with the San Diego Padres.  It's a non-guaranteed minor league deal, Hill said.

Yankees' Ace Has Become a Leader  —  TAMPA, Fla. — C. C. Sabathia played the role of good teammate on Sunday and, as usual, it came naturally.  Sabathia uses a slide step from the stretch, which helped Jorge Posada catch three potential base stealers in a minor league game against the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Four!  —  Read this carefully so you can keep track: The Red Sox just hit back-to-back-to-back-to-back home runs in the sixth innings.  —  That's four straight, by Mike Lowell, Jason Bay, Chris Carter, and Ivan Ochoa.  All of them went to left, where the wind is blowing out; Carter's was an opposite field blast.

Kendrick Is Out, Optioned to Minors  —  The Phillies have just optioned righthander Kyle Kendrick to Minor League camp.  —  He had been a candidate for the fifth starter's job.  —  Kendrick, who Rich Dubee called the favorite for the job entering spring training, went 1-3 with a 9.20 ERA …

THREE MARLINS PITCHERS NO-HIT TIGERS  —  Ricky Nolasco, Dan Meyer and Leo Nunez combined to no-hit the Detroit Tigers Sunday in Lakeland, facing one over the minimum in a 2-0 Marlins victory.  —  Nolasco pitched the first seven innings with two runners reaching.

Flushing in Flushing  —  I threw myself a birthday party on Saturday afternoon, and everyone who showed up asked, “So what have you done so far on your special day?”  And for once I had a really good answer: “I spent the morning flushing a toilet at the Mets' new stadium.”

POSADA ‘THROWS’ A PARTY  —  TAMPA Jorge Posada may not have a better day this spring, and he didn't even get a hit.  —  “Today is special,” the Yankee catcher said yesterday after throwing out three of four runners attempting to steal.  —  It was a leap forward for Posada …