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Mark Viera / New York Times:
Tough Week for Santana Ends With a Loss  —  Johan Santana ended perhaps his worst week as a major leaguer with another lousy performance.  —  In the Mets' 6- loss to the Minnesota Twins at Citi Field on Saturday, Santana labored through his latest start, giving up four runs in the first inning …
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Associated Press:
Twins cream Mets, top Johan Santana in start vs. old team  —  NEW YORK (AP) — Jason Kubel and the Minnesota Twins roughed up former teammate Johan Santana early, and Carl Pavano produced another fine pitching performance Saturday in a 6-0 victory over the New York Mets.  —  BOX SCORE: Twins 6, Mets 0
Discussion: MetsBlog.com
NY Daily News:
New York Mets' Johan Santana concedes he doesn't feel fully recovered from offseason elbow surgery  —  Johan Santana conceded Friday that he doesn't feel fully recovered from the offseason elbow surgery he underwent to remove bone chips.  —  “After the last surgery I am still recovering from it,” he said.
Discussion: MetsBlog.com
Mike Fitzpatrick / Associated Press:
Wright, Pelfrey lead Mets past Twins 5-2
Fox Sports:
Sources: M's could deal Lee soon  —  Ken Rosenthal has been the senior baseball writer for FOXSports.com since Aug. 2005.  He appears weekly on MLB on FOX.  Follow him on Twitter.  —  Mariners general manager Jack Zduriencik said again Friday that he is not ready to trade left-hander Cliff Lee.
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Mike Axisa / MLB Rumors:
Mariners Willing To Trade Cliff Lee Immediately?  —  Mariners' GM Jack Zduriencik has maintained that he is not yet willing to throw in the towel and trade ace lefty Cliff Lee, but Ken Rosenthal of FoxSports.com heard from two executives that Seattle is willing to deal him “immediately for the right offer.”
Discussion: River Avenue Blues
Gordon Wittenmyer / Chicago Sun Times:
Cubs' only option may be to sever ties with Zambrano  —  Another crosstown game at U.S. Cellular Field, another piece-of-s*#!  Cub moment.  —  One year after Milton Bradley's infamous South Side blowup that got him kicked out of the game by manager Lou Piniella and marked the beginning …
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Carrie Muskat / MLB.com:
Big Z suspended indefinitely after tirade
Discussion: Halos Heaven
Craig Calcaterra / HardballTalk:
Carlos Zambrano suspended indefinitely
Associated Press:
Diamondbacks 1  —  Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg, Florida  —  Recap  —  Box Score  —  Play-By-Play  —  Conversation  —  Diamondbacks' Jackson walks eight Rays in 149-pitch no-hitter  —  ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Edwin Jackson was so wild early there was no reason to think he would even finish …
Discussion: Pinstripe Alley, ESPN and Boston Herald
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Adam Berry / MLB.com:
No-no turns Tampa Bay into Jackson-ville
Associated Press:
Arizona's Edwin Jackson pitches no-hitter against Tampa Bay
Discussion: AZ Snakepit and MLB Daily Dish
Amalie Benjamin / Boston Globe:
Pedroia hurt in Sox' loss  —  He leaves in third with foot injury  —  Dustin Pedroia was down after fouling a pitch off his foot, and out moments later.  (Jed Jacobsohn/Getty Images)  —  SAN FRANCISCO — As Dustin Pedroia spoke, a somber note crept into his voice.
Discussion: NESN.com
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Michael Silverman / Boston Herald:
Foul fells Dustin Pedroia
Discussion: Boston Globe and Clubhouse Insider
Peter Abraham / Boston Globe:
Game 75: Red Sox at Giants
Charles Odum / Associated Press:
Wagner gets 400th save in Braves 3-1 win  —  ATLANTA—Billy Wagner earned his 400th career save, Brian McCann gave Atlanta the lead with a fourth-inning homer and the Braves ended a three-game skid by beating the Detroit Tigers 3-1 on Friday night.  —  McCann's 100th career homer …
Discussion: Yahoo! Sports
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Associated Press:
Closer Billy Wagner gets 400th save in Braves' 3-1 win
Discussion: Bless You Boys and USA Today
MLB.com:
Shortstop Escobar on the block?
Bill Ladson / MLB.com:
Defensive errors cost Nats against O's  —  Morgan makes homer-saving catch, scores three runs in loss  —  BALTIMORE — Nationals manager Jim Riggleman was at a loss for words after watching his team lose to the Orioles, 7-6, at Camden Yards on Friday night.
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TSN.ca:
ORIOLES STORM BACK TO BEAT NATIONALS IN BALTIMORE
Discussion: Camden Chat
Rob Maaddi / Associated Press:
Halladay 7 scoreless vs. Blue Jays in 9-0 win  —  PHILADELPHIA—Roy Halladay pitched seven scoreless innings in his first start against his former team and the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Toronto Blue Jays 9-0 Friday night in a road game at their own ballpark.
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TSN.ca:
BLUE JAYS' MORROW COMING INTO HIS OWN
Jordan Bastian / MLB.com:
Molina, Morrow are forming quite a tandem
Discussion: MLB Rumors
Mike Axisa / MLB Rumors:
Red Sox Have Inquired About Available Outfielders  —  With injuries decimating their outfield corps, the Red Sox have contacted multiple teams around the league to gauge the availability of outfielders in advance of the trade deadline, writes Scott Lauber of The Boston Herald.
Stephen Hawkins / Associated Press:
Blum paces Astros to end Rangers win streak at 11  —  ARLINGTON, Texas—Geoff Blum had the go-ahead RBI double among his three hits and scored twice in the Houston Astros' 7-4 victory Friday night, ending the Texas Rangers' 11-game winning streak that was the longest in the major leagues this season.
MLB.com:
Orioles recall RHP Brad Bergesen from Triple-A Norfolk  —  OF Lou Montanez placed on 15-day disabled list  —  The Orioles today announced that they have recalled RHP BRAD BERGESEN from Triple-A Norfolk.  Bergesen will start today's game against the Washington Nationals.
ESPN:
Discussion: MLB Rumors
Sports Illustrated:
Ten signature moments from Joe Torre's years with the Yankees … When the Yankees face the Dodgers tonight at Dodger Stadium it will be the first time that Joe Torre will manage against his former team since parting ways with the Yankees after the 2007 playoffs.
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New York Post:
Ugly departure from Yankees doesn't erase Torre's legendary reign
Jon Paul Morosi / Fox Sports:
Shooting the breeze with Brewers owner  —  MILWAUKEE  —  The Brewers are eight games under .500 and eight games back in the National League Central.  —  But their owner, Mark Attanasio, isn't about to concede.  —  Attanasio was upbeat and optimistic during a lengthy interview …
Discussion: ESPN
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Ben Nicholson-Smith / MLB Rumors:
Brewers Owner Doesn't Intend To Dismantle Team
Discussion: Al's Ramblings
 
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