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• Crasnick: Starting 9
  Jimmy Rollins and Randy Johnson are among nine players who have put together impressive numbers in the final month of the season.
• Murphy's RBI double in 8th helps Mets drop Phils
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• Ludwick, Cards rally from 3-0 hole to nip Brewers
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• Garza strong into eighth as Rays blank Blue Jays
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• Red Sox get outfield help, deal for Braves' Kotsay
  Center fielder Mark Kotsay was acquired by the Red Sox from the Atlanta Braves on Wednesday, only one day after Boston put J.D. Drew on the 15-day disabled list because of a lower back strain.
• Span's pair of RBIs help Twins end losing streak
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• Pads sweep D-backs, deny Big Unit of 295th win
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• Shoppach powers Indians to 10th straight victory
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• Pirates' signing of top prospect Alvarez on hold
  The Pirates' signing of Pedro Alvarez, the No. 2 pick in the baseball's amateur draft, may be in jeopardy.
• Giants' Lincecum notches 15th win, beats Rockies
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• Royals GM meets with Guillen over going after fan
  Royals GM Dayton Moore met with outfielder Jose Guillen over a confrontation with a fan.
• MRI clear, but Trembley might hold Cabrera back
  Orioles right-hander Daniel Cabrera is feeling discomfort in his forearm, and although an MRI showed no damage, Baltimore manager Dave Trembley is considering moving back the struggling pitcher in the starting rotation.
• Hank Steinbrenner weighs in at Yankee Stadium
  Hank Steinbrenner showed up at Yankee Stadium and weighed in on the team.
• Mets put Castro on DL, call up two minor leaguers
  The New York Mets placed catcher Ramon Castro on the 15-day disabled list because of a quadriceps injury and made four other moves Wednesday.
• Rangers' Padilla to miss start with muscle issue
  Rangers starter Vicente Padilla will miss his scheduled start on Friday.
• Instant replay to begin in series starting Thursday
  Major League Baseball reversed its long-standing opposition to instant replay and will allow umpires to check video on home run calls in series that start Thursday.
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• Nightly drama just getting started
  There will be a lot of nights like last night over the next 33 days, when the TV remote control becomes life's most indispensable item. On one channel, there was Andy Pettitte seemingly unraveling ove...
• Red Sox finalize deal with Braves for Kotsay
  The Red Sox finalized a deal to acquire Mark Kotsay from the Atlanta Braves on Wednesday.
• Pujols unparalleled as a hitter
  Albert Pujols never seems to flinch. He stands statue-still at the plate, his left shoulder pointed forward, his back straight, as if he's standing at attention. Pitchers try to tempt him with curveba...
• Pena, Rays keeping it simple
  After Carl Crawford got hurt and Evan Longoria suffered a broken hand, Tampa Bay hitting coach Steve Henderson approached Carlos Pena and asked, "You want to help this team out?" Sure, said Pena. "O...
• Forecast: A long, cold winter
  A general manager speaking on background last week used an interesting phrase to describe the recent phenomenon of veterans quickly descending from productive players into something much less than tha...
• How will the Rays use their not-so-secret weapon?
  All of the Durham Bulls are scoreboard watching these days, David Price said over the phone on Friday afternoon. Their big-league affiliate, the Tampa Bay Rays, are making an historic run at the playo...
• A's need offense to back young pitching
  The Athletics had a chance to make a big splash before the trade deadline, a chance to trade for Jason Bay . They would have had to surrender a package that included pitcher Vin Mazzaro , the 21-year-...
• Ryan Braun: Best against the best
  Teammates have said that Ryan Braun 's confidence is unique, that he's utterly convinced that he's going to get a hit in his next at-bat, no matter the situation, no matter who is pitching. He had mis...
• Grading the deadline acquisitions
  At the trade deadline in 2007, I remember saying and writing that the Boston Red Sox were the biggest winners because they had gotten the best shutdown reliever available, a former Cy Young Award winn...
• Saving Sabathia's bullets
  I clicked over to the Brewers' game late in their victory on Monday night and saw that CC Sabathia was coming to bat in the bottom of the eighth inning -- with a six-run lead. He has been incredible, ...
• Ruth, Phelps among greatest athletes ever
  After Michael Phelps won his third gold medal on Tuesday, the question of how he ranks among the greatest athletes ever grew organically on the radio -- and actually, it stemmed from a conversation ab...
• A new trend? Another player gets benched
  Matt Garza dominated the Rangers , Marc Topkin writes, but along the way, B.J. Upton was yanked out of the game for jogging down the first base line. And, Marc writes, Joe Maddon 's method of removi...
• Closer Percival is the latest Ray to land on DL
  Ray closer Troy Percival is will go on the DL with a knee injury, with it yet to be determined if he will just rest or have surgery.
• Injuries continue to sting Rays
  Troy Percival 's instinct will always be to return to the mound and throw another pitch, but as he did that late Thursday afternoon in Oakland, he staggered slightly, and you could see that he had a p...
• Boras faces heavy deadline workload
  If you're a client of Scott Boras and you're uncomfortable with the game of chicken in negotiations that will either take you into pro ball or perhaps over the cliff of uncertainty, you might want to ...
• CC Sabathia and four other recently-traded stars are just three months from free agency
  CC Sabathia is three months from free agency. But first he—like four other stars— has a job do to.
• Tigers agree to deal with free-agent pitcher Garcia
  The Detroit Tigers, who have scrambled all season to find pitching depth, have reached an agreement with free-agent pitcher Freddy Garcia.
• Clock ticking on Alvarez-Pirates negotiations
  Pedro Alvarez , the second overall pick in the June draft, will eventually sign a deal with the Pirates before Friday's deadline, writes John Perotto. I hope he's right. I hope Alvarez is not caught ...
• An injury-filled weekend for several contenders
  It was as if a rogue wave of injuries smashed against the contenders this weekend, reaching the Minnesota Twins first, when Michael Cuddyer suffered a broken foot on a freak play on Friday, and lastly...
• Bonds breaks his silence … pushes to play again
  Until Saturday, Barry Bonds had let his agent speak for him, and what Jeff Borris had said, over and over, was that Bonds still wants to play, he was preparing to play and that he had contacted every ...
• Ramirez inquiry unlikely to go anywhere
  The inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the Manny Ramirez trade is essentially over , probably after a few phone calls. It's going nowhere, because it has no chance to go anywhere.
  
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• Street claimed off waivers but will remain with A's
  Oakland closer Huston Street was claimed on waivers by multiple teams, but the pitcher will remain with the Athletics, according to sources.
• Padres' Giles vetoes waiver deal with Red Sox
  Brian Giles has indicated that he will block a waiver deal that would have sent him to the Boston Red Sox, and an hour before the deadline for making a deal between the Padres and Red Sox, it appeared he would remain with San Diego.
• Red Sox working on deal to acquire Padres' Giles
  The Red Sox have claimed Padres right fielder Brian Giles on waivers and are negotiating to acquire the 14-year veteran from San Diego.
• Yankees have handled Joba correctly
  The medical information that the Yankees released about Joba Chamberlain 's shoulder was incomplete and imprecise, which is to be expected. "Rotator cuff tendinitis" -- inflammation -- says a lot abou...
• Good vibe in Brewers' clubhouse day after scrap
  After the crowd of reporters around Prince Fielder in the visitors' clubhouse disappeared in Cincinnati Tuesday evening, a teammate walked over a copy of the USA Today sports section to Fielder and Mi...
• Ortiz's wrist still a concern for Red Sox
  The Red Sox and the Yankees have been all but permanent residents in the postseason this decade, but they both are chasing the Rays now and they both are dealing with potentially serious medical issue...
• Former Twins P Hernandez to learn fate of waivers
  Livan Hernandez, designated for assignment by the Minnesota Twins on Friday, should learn Tuesday whether he has cleared waivers and will become a free agent.
• Liriano could be difference in AL Central
  You tend to forget that Francisco Liriano is just 24 years old, because we've been talking about how good he might be for so long. Yet no matter how long he pitches, he may never consistently reach th...