Game 13: Indians at Yankees  —  YANKEES (6-6)  —  Pitching: RHP A.J. Burnett (2-0, 2.70).  —  INDIANS (4-8)  —  Sizemore CF  —  DeRosa 2B  —  Martinez 1B  —  Hafner DH  —  Peralta SS  —  Choo LF  —  Garko RF  —  Shoppach C  —  Cabrera 2B  —  Idle P  —  Pitching: RHP Carl Pavano (0-2, 16.71).

Beckett's suspension cut to 5 games … BOSTON (AP) — Josh Beckett's suspension was reduced from six games to five on Sunday, allowing the Boston Red Sox ace to take his next turn in the rotation.  —  Beckett threw a pitch near the head of the Los Angeles Angels' Bobby Abreu last Sunday, leading to both dugouts and bullpens emptying.

Film celebrating '08 Dodgers premieres  —  ‘Bluetopia’ documentary focuses on club's history, fans  —  WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — The 2008 season was a special one for the Dodgers.  —  The franchise celebrated the 50th anniversary of its move to Los Angeles, advanced to the National League …

Hold off on pitching change  —  Peavy and Padres like where they are now  —  The simplest thing for Jake Peavy and Padres general manager Kevin Towers would be for this surprising little start to continue through the trade deadline and perhaps the season.  If that should happen …

Braves find offense, Vazquez shuts down Bucs  —  PITTSBURGH (AP) — Martin Prado and David Ross hit three-run homers to support Javier Vazquez's six shutout innings and the Atlanta Braves finally found their missing offense, beating Pittsburgh 11-1 on Sunday to end a five-game losing streak.

Coffey, Brewers escape Mets late with 4-2 triumph  —  NEW YORK (AP) — Mike Cameron homered against his former team and Todd Coffey escaped a pair of late jams during an eight-out save, leading the Milwaukee Brewers to a 4-2 victory over the New York Mets on Sunday.

Jays' rookie Romero pitches a gem against Athletics  —  Ricky Romero pitched seven sharp innings to help the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Oakland Athletics 1-0 on Sunday.  —  Romero (2-0) struck out a career-high six, allowed four hits and walked two, lowering his ERA to 1.71.

Pedro and Mulder ready to return  —  Veteran free agent pitchers remain on the market  —  Established starting pitcher, anyone?  —  The 2009 season is now almost two weeks old, and, for different reasons, former aces Mark Mulder and Pedro Martinez are still jobless.  —  For Mulder, it's injury.

Wang's not hurt  —  Just got back up from the clubhouse.  Joe Girardi, pitching coach Dave Eiland and Chien-Ming Wang all confirmed that Wang isn't injured.  He's just struggling.  —  Giving up 23 earned runs in six innings over three starts is beyond struggling, of course.  It's reason to consider a demotion.

Injury Problems, Closer Problems  —  So much to discuss here.  Hopefully the Wash Post doesn't rent Internet space on a per-word basis.  Leads are getting blown and closers are shaky and outfielders are reporting late to work (because of charity events!) and the DL is piling high enough to reach the clouds.