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12:00 AM ET, June 14, 2010

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Tom Withers / Associated Press:
Strasburg done in 6th of 2nd start  —  CLEVELAND—Stephen Strasburg had more trouble with the mound than Indians hitters during his second major league start.  —  Twice on Sunday, Washington's rookie phenom asked for mound repairs to be made during the Nationals' game against Cleveland.
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Associated Press:
Strasburg shuts down Indians in Nats win  —  CLEVELAND (AP) — Stephen Strasburg learned life on the road isn't always smooth.  —  Washington's rookie sensation had more trouble with Cleveland's mound than Indians hitters while lasting 5 1-3 innings during his second major league start, leading the Nationals to a 9-4 victory Sunday.
TSN.ca:
BLUE JAYS LOOK TO AVOID THE SWEEP AGAINST ROCKIES  —  The Sports Network  —  (Sports Network) - The Colorado Rockies try to make it a clean sweep of the Toronto Blue Jays this afternoon as the two clubs clash in the finale of a three-game set at Coors Field in Denver.
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Globe and Mail:
Francis snuffs out Jays  —  North Delta, B.C. pitcher earns elusive home win for Colorado in 10-3 romp over Toronto  —  Jeff Francis pitched seven innings to earn his first home win in two years and the Colorado Rockies beat the Toronto Blue Jays 10-3 Sunday to complete a three-game series sweep.
Discussion: Purple Row and TSN.ca
Chad Jennings / The LoHud Yankees Blog:
Posada tired but not concerned  —  After the eighth inning, Joe Girardi asked Jorge Posada how he was feeling.  When Girardi heard the answer, he decided to send Francisco Cervelli to catch the ninth.  —  “He said, 'I'm a little sore,'” Girardi said.  “I said, 'Well, that's good then.
Discussion: River Avenue Blues
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Andrew Marchand / ESPN:
New York Yankees 3B Alex Rodriguez out until at least Tuesday
Joe Cowley / Chicago Sun Times:
SOX IN BRIEF: Oz says team must change GM's mind  —  Now that the White Sox have won a season-high four consecutive games and their starting rotation has begun to live up to its spring-training hype, manager Ozzie Guillen said he thinks this is a roster worth keeping around.  —  “What's the [trade] deadline, July 31?”
Kelly Thesier / MLB.com:
Liriano fans 11 to prevail in pitchers' duel  —  Lefty dazzles in front of sold-out crowd at Target Field in opener  —  MINNEAPOLIS — Four years ago, during his phenomenal rookie season, Francisco Liriano delivered a series of memorable starts in Interleague Play.
Discussion: AaronGleeman.com
New York Times:
McNamee Says Clemens's Foundation Paid Him  —  Roger Clemens's former trainer has told federal authorities investigating Clemens for perjury that Clemens's nonprofit organization paid him for his training services, including the performance-enhancing drugs he said he provided Clemens …
Discussion: Yahoo! Sports
Globe and Mail:
Hernandez does the job for M's  —  Seattle snaps five-game slide as starter goes nine innings in 4-2 win over San Diego  —  Felix Hernandez came within one out of a complete game, Jose Lopez doubled in the go-ahead run and the Seattle Mariners snapped a five-game losing streak with a 4-2 win over the San Diego Padres on Sunday.
Discussion: Lookout Landing
Justin Feldkamp / WSET-TV:
Volquez Starts in Hillcats Win  —  Lynchburg, VA - In his first start since undergoing Tommy John surgery Edinson Volquez looked impressive.  The 2008 All Star pitched three innings for the Reds High-A affiliate, the Lynchburg Hillcats Saturday night.  Volquez threw 44 pitches in those three innings …
TSN.ca:
CABRERA'S HOMER HELPS TIGERS COMPLETE SWEEP OF PIRATES  —  The Sports Network  —  Detroit, MI (Sports Network) - Miguel Cabrera hit a three-run homer in the bottom of the eighth inning as the Detroit Tigers completed a three-game sweep of the Pittsburgh Pirates with a 4-3 win at Comerica Park.
Discussion: Bless You Boys
Evan Drellich / MLB.com:
Weavers could be on same mound Sunday  —  LOS ANGELES — Dodgers manager Joe Torre said reliever Jeff Weaver could very well pitch Sunday in a game his brother, Jered, is scheduled to start for the Angels, but he won't make an extra effort to match the two.  —  “I'm not saying he won't be in,” Torre said.
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Beth Harris / Associated Press:
Angels beat Dodgers 4-2 in Freeway Series
Discussion: Yahoo! Sports and Halos Heaven
 
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