Pena headed to All-Star Game, Derby  —  Rays first baseman replaces Boston's Pedroia on roster  —  ST. PETERSBURG — Carlos Pena is going to the All-Star Game after all and will also join the American League's contingent in Monday's State Farm Home Run Derby.

Dodgers can't let Roy Halladay get away  —  Some believe the right-hander, whom Toronto is willing to trade, would make the Dodgers a World Series winner.  —  Mannywood is nice.  Bleacher Beach is cool.  —  The World Series is better.  —  That's why we're here.  Now is the time.

BoSox honor DiMaggio with banner, ceremony  —  BOSTON (AP) — The Red Sox honored Dom DiMaggio on Sunday by dedicating the center-field flagpole to him and raising a banner with his name on it just below the American flag.  —  The Boston center fielder and younger brother of Hall of Famer Joe DiMaggio died May 8 at age 92.

West sent down after another struggle  —  Marlins score only one vs. D-backs night after being blanked  —  PHOENIX — With rookie Sean West, the Marlins know they're going to endure some growing pains.  —  They did on Saturday night.  —  The 23-year-old West gave up five runs in 4 2/3 innings …

Broxton to miss All-Star Game  —  Dodgers closer out for weekend with toe injury  —  MILWAUKEE — Dodgers closer Jonathan Broxton will miss the All-Star Game with discomfort in his right big toe, he said Saturday.  He will also not pitch in the team's final game before the All-Star break.

Bruce fractures wrist, exits game  —  Right fielder's sliding catch attempt in first goes awry  —  NEW YORK — The image of Jay Bruce's right wrist bending backwards on the Citi Field turf was simply gruesome to watch.  —  The Reds' right fielder suffered a fractured wrist in the first inning on Saturday against the Mets.

Cain hit by liner; All-Star status uncertain  —  Righty exits after taking comebacker near right elbow  —  SAN FRANCISCO — Matt Cain left the Giants' game against the San Diego Padres on Saturday in the second inning after he was struck by a line drive.  —  With two outs in the second …

Yanks' pitching pounded, lose to Anaheim  —  ANAHEIM - The way things have been going for the Angels, Mike Scioscia could probably come out of retirement today and go 3-for-3 against the Yankees.  —  The Angels' manager watched his depleted team stage its second straight comeback victory …

Obama may be in Fox booth at ASG  —  Barack Obama could soon be adding baseball broadcaster to his résumé.  With the President scheduled to throw out the first pitch Tuesday in St. Louis for the All-Star Game at Busch Stadium, Fox Sports has made a formal request to interview …

Robinson Deserved Better  —  This is all you need to know about Frank Robinson.  Sometimes he telephones Manny Acta, the guy who took his job and who faces a similar fate, “just to try to cheer him up, speak a positive word to him.”  —  “I appreciate the call, Skip,” Acta will say to Robinson.

The Breaking Point.  —  Oh, how I long for the halcyon days when Nick Swartz was my greatest concern.  —  5...6...7...  When the Royals were mad at me instead of the other way around.  —  8...9...10...  Look, I could count all the stars in the sky and all the fish in the sea, and I still don't think I will have calmed down.

Mets sign Angel Berroa  —  The Mets have signed infielder Angel Berroa and assigned him to Buffalo.  —  Lefthander Arturo Lopez has been placed on the temporary inactive list.  —  Berroa hit .136 (3-for-22) with a double and one RBI in 21 games with the Yankees this season.