Sources: Philadlelphia Phillies won't meet Toronto Blue Jays' demands for Roy Halladay  —  If the Blue Jays' asking price for Roy Halladay is J.A. Happ, top pitching prospect Kyle Drabek and high-ceiling outfield prospect Dominic Brown, the Phillies aren't buying.

A's pound Pettitte, Aceves in 7th as streak ends  —  Hope rippled through the new Stadium Saturday when the Yankees staged a mini-rallies in the eighth and ninth innings, but neither could out-do the damage Andy Pettitte and Alfredo Aceves did in the seventh.

Tigers Interested In Milton Bradley?  —  3:01pm: Paul Sullivan of the Chicago Tribune reports “there has been no conversation with any team about Bradley.”  We can probably now put these rumors to rest.  —  2:47pm: MLB.com's Jason Beck tweets, “Milton Bradley to Tigers?

Mariners call up Michael Saunders from AAA, DFA Wladimir Balentien  —  The headline says it all.  Two years after the Mariners tried and failed to deal left fielder Wladimir Balentien for a reliever at the trade deadline, he could now be lost for next to nothing after being designated for assignment this morning.

Mosebach joins the Angels bullpen  —  OutfielderEvans sent down to Triple-A Salt Lake  —  ANAHEIM — The revolving door to the Angels' clubhouse brought another new, yet familiar, face into manager Mike Scioscia's house on Friday night.  —  Bobby Mosebach, a hard-throwing right-hander wearing No. 60 …

You should be proud of your team  —  HOPE Week is over and the Yankees went 5-0.  If you think that is just a coincidence, be advised that the players and manager Joe Girardi aren't so sure.  —  The Yankees — every single one of them — participated in the events this week and help enrich …

The Relaxed Phillies Keep on Rolling  —  PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Jimmy Rollins's personal sound system blares hip-hop music, Ryan Howard chats with anyone who approaches, and Shane Victorino bounces through the clubhouse seeking his next laugh.  —  Looking for Chase Utley?  Check the video room or batting cages.

40 years ago, Goossen got on crazy trip with Seattle Pilots  —  (Michael Owen Baker/Staff Photographer)  —  On the slightly tattered Topps baseball card, Greg Goossen is in a light blue Seattle Pilots uniform, positioned for the camera with his first baseman's glove open and stretched out waiting for a throw.

Reyes may be Mets' fastest returnee  —  HOUSTON - John Maine will follow Carlos Beltran's lead and seek a second medical opinion, while Jose Reyes and Billy Wagner inched closer to returns.  —  Maine, who is still experiencing shoulder discomfort, plans to visit Dr. James Andrews in Birmingham …

Talent running deep for Angels  —  Team is finding that it can rely heavily on its reserves as it surges to seventh straight win.  —  This was hardly the “A” team, not with names such as Quinlan and Wood and Matthews stretched across the backs of their jerseys.

Will this be the loss that pushes Seattle Mariners into “sell” mode?  —  Miguel Batista, above, looks on stunned as Jamey Carroll (of all people!) rounds the bases on him after his first homer of the year in a five-run ninth inning tonight that turned a once-close game into a rout.

Marlins 6, Dodgers 3  —  LOS ANGELES (AP) — Pinch-hitter Jeremy Hermida drove in the go-ahead run in the seventh inning, pinch-hitter Chris Coghlan homered in the eighth and the Florida Marlins kept rolling up the West Coast with a 6-3 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday night.

Elias Rankings  —  At the end of each season, The Elias Sports Bureau ranks all MLB players numerically based on a bunch of stats.  Every player is categorized in one of five position groups and by league.  The rankings cover a two-year time period.  They are used to determine whether free agents are Type A, Type B, or neither.