Chicago Cubs' Milton Bradley faces suspension  —  Supposed contact with umpire could cause problem  —  Milton Bradley argues with home plate umpire Larry Vanover.  (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast / April 16, 2009)  —  Milton Bradley's Wrigley Field debut Thursday could result in his first suspension wearing a Cubs uniform.

Boss enjoys Yanks' new digs  —  NEW YORK — George Steinbrenner was getting a ride in an oversized golf cart on his way out of Yankee Stadium when asked for his first impressions of his new $1.5 billion home.  —  “It's beautiful,” the owner said.  —  He was wearing a jacket and tie, and the usual dark shades over his eyes.

Game 11: Indians at Yankees  —  YANKEES (5-5)  —  Pitching: RHP Joba Chamberlain (0-0, 1.50).  —  INDIANS (3-7)  —  Sizemore CF  —  DeRosa 3B  —  Martinez C  —  Hafner DH  —  Garko 1B  —  Choo RF  —  Francisco LF  —  Graffanino 2B  —  Cabrera SS  —  Pitching: RHP Anthony Reyes (1-0, 6.00)

For Nats, It's the Power Of One  —  Team Hits 4 HRs For First Victory: Nationals 8, Phillies 2  —  The news scrolled across the marquee of a baseball highlights show playing in the Washington Nationals' clubhouse after last night's game against the Philadelphia Phillies.

Impressions of the Opener  —  Here is what I really liked:  —  • The Yankees had the retired numbers painted on a wall in left field and the list of 26 championships painted on a wall in right field.  The retired numbers are too small.  But it's a start.

The Bonifacio Trade, Revisited, Pt. I  —  Josh Willingham's home run last night — a solo shot in the seventh — was just one of four during the game, no more important than the others.  Except for this: It enlarged the Nats lead (from 3-2 to 4-2) just enough to allow for a half-exhale.

Bloggin' baseball with Mets and Yankees bloggers  —  Citi Field hosted its first regular-season game Monday night.  The new Yankee Stadium was scheduled to do so April 16.  —  We checked in with Matthew Cerrone of metsblog.com and New York Yankees blogger Benjamin Kabak of riveraveblues.com for their opinions on the new digs.

It Depends on Your View: Yankees Tickets From $5 to $2,625  —  Yankee Stadium's Section 201 may be nearly 500 feet from the front row of Section 20, but in dollar terms, it is much further than that.  —  Section 201 is one of the two blocks of seats that flank the Mohegan Sun Sports Bar in center field …