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Yanks burn Broxton in 9th, drop Dodgers in 10th — LOS ANGELES (AP) — Robinson Cano hit a two-run homer in the 10th inning after the Yankees rallied with four runs in the ninth off Dodgers closer Jonathan Broxton and New York beat Los Angeles 8-6 Sunday night in a stunning ending …
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Evan Drellich / MLB.com:
Dodgers stunned by Yankees' comeback — LOS ANGELES — Robinson Cano deposited George Sherrill's second pitch of the night into the left-center-field stands for a go-ahead two-run home run in the 10th inning on Sunday as the Yankees scored six runs over the last two frames to steal the rubber game of the series, 8-6.
Jon Heyman / Sports Illustrated:
Marlins no longer considering Bobby V. … Former Mets and Rangers skipper Bobby Valentine is no longer being considered for the Marlins' managerial vacancy, according to a Major League Baseball source. — Valentine had been viewed as the top candidate for the job since Fredi Gonzalez was fired last week …
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Valentine, Marlins no longer negotiating — Fox Sports — Bobby Valentine produced drama without ever getting named Marlins manager. — Valentine no longer is a candidate to replace Fredi Gonzalez, according to a major-league source.The news, first reported by SI.com …
Janie McCauley / Associated Press:
Lester's gem leads reeling Red Sox past Giants 5-1 — SAN FRANCISCO—Victor Martinez made it three key injuries in three days for the Red Sox. — Boy, it's no wonder Boston wanted to race out of the Bay Area and back to Beantown. — Jon Lester pitched a five-hitter …
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TSN.ca:
LESTER, RED SOX GET BEST OF LINCECUM'S GIANTS — The Sports Network — San Francisco, CA (Sports Network) - Jon Lester tossed a complete game five- hitter and drove in the winning run to push Boston past San Francisco, 5-1, to wrap up a three-game interleague set.
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Charles Odum / Associated Press:
Boesch homers, powers Tigers past Braves 10-4 — ATLANTA—Rookie Brennan Boesch homered and drove in three runs as the Detroit Tigers chased Tommy Hanson early and beat the Atlanta Braves 10-4 Sunday. — Boesch hit an RBI single during a five-run fourth inning that finished Hanson (7-5).
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David Ely / MLB.com:
Angels use power to rout Rockies — Napoli hits three-run shot, Wood a grand slam in big win — ANAHEIM — Brandon Wood might just be starting to figure things out. At least that certainly appeared to be the case Sunday afternoon against the Rockies. — Just two days after Angels …
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Marc Topkin / St. Petersburg Times:
Upton, Longoria have words in dugout — CF B.J. Upton had to be restrained by teammates in the dugout after having a heated exhange with 3B Evan Longoria. — That came after Upton didn't run hard to chase down a ball hit into the gap that became a triple for Rusty Ryal in the top of the fifth.
Associated Press:
Cubs end White Sox's longest streak in 49 years — CHICAGO (AP) — Just when it looked as if the Chicago White Sox's longest winning streak in 49 years would end quietly, the Southsiders made their crosstown rivals work hard to avoid a series sweep. — The White Sox scored three times …
Jonathan Abrams / New York Times:
Bulls May Be Front-Runners in James Sweepstakes — The LeBron James sweepstakes will kick off in Ohio on his home turf Thursday as five teams — the Chicago Bulls, the Miami Heat, the Knicks, the Nets and the Los Angeles Clippers — travel there in an attempt to woo James away from the Cleveland Cavaliers …
Peter Abraham / Boston Globe:
Martinez fractures left thumb — Victor Martinez's toe is fine. He left the game with a fractured bone in his left thumb. He may not need to go on the disabled list. It'll depend on the swelling. — More to come on this. — UPDATE, 8:01 p.m.: Martinez has a fractured distal phalanx …
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Andy Gardiner / USA Today:
UCLA, South Carolina on prowl for College World Series title — OMAHA — Whatever happens over the next three days at the College World Series, one thing is certain — baseball will have a new national champion, the 24th in tournament history. UCLA (51-15) plays South Carolina (52-16) …
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