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Rick Freeman / Associated Press:
Lee stymies Yankees yet again, Mariners win 7-4 — NEW YORK—Cliff Lee came into the Bronx and beat the New York Yankees again, pitching his third straight complete game to lead the Seattle Mariners to a 7-4 victory Tuesday night. — Lee (7-3) beat New York twice in last year's World Series …
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Joe Kay / Associated Press:
Ibanez's double sends Phillies over Reds 9-6 in 10 — CINCINNATI—Raul Ibanez ended Arthur Rhodes' record-tying streak of scoreless innings with a run-scoring double in the 10th inning, rallying the Philadelphia Phillies past the Cincinnati Reds 9-6 on Tuesday night.
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Jimmy Golen / Yahoo! Sports:
Red Sox, despite injuries, pound Rays 8-5 — BOSTON (AP)—It was up to James Shields — with first base open, or walk him to pitch to Kevin Youkilis — Shields picked Ortiz. — What he did next was an even bigger mistake. — Shields grooved the first pitch, and Ortiz hit …
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Rays' Upton not in lineup against Red Sox — BOSTON—Center fielder B.J. Upton was not in the starting lineup against Boston on Tuesday night, and Rays manager Joe Maddon said it was not because of Upton's confrontation with teammate Evan Longoria in the dugout Sunday.
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Florida Marlins to keep interim manager Edwin Rodriguez for season — The Florida Marlins have decided to keep interim manager Edwin Rodriguez for the rest of this season. — Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria told the team before its game in San Juan, Puerto Rico on Tuesday night that Rodriguez …
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Andrew Marchand / ESPN:
Hughes Rules take toll as Phil rocked — Bombers believe in limiting young righty's innings — short-term effects be damned … NEW YORK — The counterargument to the screamers who hate the Phil Hughes Rules will stand on a mound 3,000 miles away from the one in the Bronx on which Hughes imploded Tuesday night.
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Brian Costello / New York Post:
Limiting Hughes' innings a Series concern
Limiting Hughes' innings a Series concern
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Dave van Dyck / Chicago Tribune:
Sox hang on for 4-3 victory — Floyd posts another strong start in triumph over Royals — White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen argues with home plate umpire Tim Timmons after he was ejected during the fourth inning. (Charlie Riedel, Associated Press / June 29, 2010)
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Jordan Schelling / MLB.com:
Crew must alter rotation for Davis' return — Lefty's scheduled comeback coincides with Bush's start — MILWAUKEE — At least one Brewers pitcher likely will not make their regularly scheduled start in the next homestand, manager Ken Macha said Tuesday. — If everything goes according …
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Charles Odum / Associated Press:
Stammen lifts Nationals past Braves 7-2 — ATLANTA—Craig Stammen, called up from the minors earlier in the day, pitched 7 1-3 strong innings to lead the Washington Nationals past the Atlanta Braves 7-2 on Tuesday night. — Josh Willingham hit a two-run homer, Ryan Zimmerman had a two-run double …
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Despite sitting, Gardner ‘a lot better’ — Yankees outfielder's right wrist injury improving with rest — NEW YORK — Brett Gardner was out of the Yankees' starting lineup on Tuesday, as he nurses a right wrist contusion suffered when he was hit by a Clayton Kershaw fastball in the third inning …
Adam Rubin / ESPN:
Mets sign Barrett to minor-league deal — SAN JUAN, P.R. — The New York Mets have signed former major league catcher Michael Barrett to a minor league contract, a club official confirmed on Tuesday. — Barrett, 33, has not played since 2009, when he went into the season as Rod Barajas' backup …
Greg Beacham / Associated Press:
Angels hold off Rangers 6-5 in Guerrero's return — ANAHEIM, Calif.—Bobby Abreu hit a tiebreaking three-run double in the sixth inning, and the Los Angeles Angels overcame Vladimir Guerrero's homer and three RBIs in his return to Angel Stadium for a 6-5 victory over the Texas Rangers on Tuesday night.
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Dan Steinberg / D.C. Sports Bog:
The Braves fan in the white polo shirt — Meet White Polo Shirt Man. He's the worst baseball fan in America. — Somewhere around the middle innings on Monday night, he decided he should take advantage of his front-row seats for the Fifth Day of Strasmas to make a spectacle of himself on national television.
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