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- Reds bat out of order in 9th inning during 8-3 loss to Mets
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The Associated Press
Updated: 05/11/08 6:47 PM The Cincinnati Reds batted out of order in the ninth inning of Sunday's 8-3 loss to the New York Mets, resulting in a 10-minute delay as umpires and managers sorted out the confusion.
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Updated: 05/12/08 6:36 AM American League
- Mets win a wacky one
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FROM NEWS WIRE SERVICES
Updated: 05/12/08 6:36 AM NEW YORK — It wasn’t a normal day at Shea Stadium on Sunday. It started with the pink bats, pink wristbands and even pink spikes for Mother’s Day.
- Rasner gets it done
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Updated: 05/11/08 6:46 AM DETROIT — Darrell Rasner is giving the New York Yankees a reliable starter at the back of the rotation, something they’ve been looking for all year.
- When leagues mix, Junior blasts off
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Updated: 05/11/08 6:46 AM If anybody is prepared for the start of interleague play, it’s Junior.
- Ozzie’s verbal adventures start to wear thin
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Mike Harrington
Updated: 05/11/08 9:48 AM Dealing with Chicago White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen can be hysterical and it can be maddening. For one thing, the profanities come through loud and clear but his speedy broken English can be hard to pick up at times. For another, once you figure out what Guillen is saying, it can be downright outlandish.
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Updated: 05/11/08 9:51 AM Mike Harrington ranks all 30 major league teams
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Updated: 05/11/08 6:46 AM Scores and fast facts
- Tigers continue to baffle Yankees
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Updated: 05/10/08 6:40 AM DETROIT — Kenny Rogers picked off his major league record 92nd runner and the Detroit Tigers picked up right back where they left off in the Bronx — taking it to the New York Yankees.
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Updated: 05/10/08 6:40 AM American League
- Arizona's Webb goes to 8-0 with 8-3 victory over Phillies
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By BOB BAUM
- AP Sports Writer
Updated: 05/09/08 2:47 AM Brandon Webb became the first pitcher to win his first eight starts in three years, tossing his 13th career complete game to help the Arizona Diamondbacks beat the Philadelphia Phillies 8-3 on Thursday.
- Pirates trade for OF Michaels
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The Associated Press
Updated: 05/09/08 1:12 PM The Pittsburgh Pirates acquired outfielder Jason Michaels and cash from the Cleveland Indians on Thursday for a player to be named.
- Yankees use home runs to avert a Tribe sweep
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By J. P. Pelzman
- THE RECORD (Hackensack N. J.)
Updated: 05/09/08 6:33 AM NEW YORK — The Yankees hadn’t scored in 17 innings and had sent the minimum nine batters to the plate in the first three innings Thursday.
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Updated: 05/09/08 6:33 AM American League
- Yankees hit 4 homers to defeat the Indians 6-3
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By BEN WALKER
- AP Baseball Writer
Updated: 05/08/08 5:06 PM Jason Giambi and the sluggish New York Yankees suddenly turned sluggerish. The Yankees played home run derby Thursday, with Giambi, Johnny Damon, Robinson Cano and Wilson Betemit connecting in a 6-3 victory over the Cleveland Indians.
- Indians’ Lee stops Yanks
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Updated: 05/08/08 6:32 AM NEW YORK — Cliff Lee knows he probably won’t win all of his starts this season. That doesn’t mean he isn’t going to try.
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Updated: 05/08/08 6:32 AM American League
- Tribe rallies to beat Joba
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Updated: 05/07/08 6:41 AM NEW YORK — Turns out, Joba Chamberlain is not untouchable.
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Updated: 05/07/08 6:41 AM American League
- Floyd flirts with no-hitter before falling short again
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The Associated Press
Updated: 05/07/08 4:12 AM Gavin Floyd keeps flirting with pitching a no-hitter.
- A-Rod's wife says slugger passed out at 1st daughter's birth
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The Associated Press
Updated: 05/06/08 5:38 PM Alex Rodriguez passed out during the birth of his first daughter.
- Red Sox go wild but still win
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Updated: 05/06/08 6:36 AM DETROIT — Daisuke Matsuzaka issued eight of Boston’s 10 walks and still found a way to beat the Detroit Tigers.
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Updated: 05/06/08 6:36 AM American League
- Clemens: I’ve made mistakes
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By Ronald Blum
- ASSOCIATED PRESS
Updated: 05/06/08 6:57 AM NEW YORK — Roger Clemens apologized Monday for unspecified mistakes in his personal life, a statement Brian McNamee’s lawyers intend to use to attack the pitcher’s credibility at trial.
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Updated: 05/05/08 6:38 AM American League
- Yankees turn for sweeping
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Updated: 05/05/08 6:38 AM NEW YORK — After getting swept at home by Detroit last week, the New York Yankees dusted themselves off and answered immediately: Three easy wins over Seattle.
- Lincecum’s velocity is disarming
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Updated: 05/04/08 6:46 AM You don’t have to play for a good team or be a hulking physical specimen to have huge value in fantasy baseball.
- Time to throw out the Joba Rules: He should start
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Mike Harrington
Updated: 05/04/08 11:02 AM CLEVELAND — We’re a month into the season and Hank Steinbrenner looks like he’s way ahead in the I-told-you-so department over Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman. How different would the Yankees’ season look right now if they had pulled the trigger on the Johan Santana deal over the winter? How much better might the outlook be if Cashman, Joe Girardi and Co. would come to their senses and make Joba Chamberlain a starter like Hank wants them to?
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Updated: 05/04/08 6:46 AM Mike Harrington ranks all 30 major league teams
- Yanks’ win like old times
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Updated: 05/04/08 6:46 AM NEW YORK — Johnny Damon had a spring in his legs, Mike Mussina some zip on his arm.
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Updated: 05/04/08 6:46 AM American League
- Yanks get back on track
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Updated: 05/03/08 6:41 AM NEW YORK — Before Chien-Ming Wang’s latest gem, Yankees co-chairman Hank Steinbrenner gave a pointed assessment of the team’s sluggish start.
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Updated: 05/03/08 6:41 AM Scores and fast facts
- Cabrera’s bat buries Yankees
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Updated: 05/02/08 6:39 AM NEW YORK — The last time the Detroit Tigers left Yankee Stadium with a three-game sweep, Al Kaline was playing the outfield and Denny McLain was on the mound.
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Updated: 05/02/08 6:39 AM American League
- Canseco’s house foreclosed
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Updated: 05/02/08 6:39 AM Jose Canseco, the former AL MVP who made millions during his baseball career, has had his home foreclosed.
- Yankees pitcher Phil Hughes expected to be out until July
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By MIKE FITZPATRICK
- AP Baseball Writer
Updated: 05/01/08 9:41 PM Phil Hughes has a stress fracture in one of his ribs, and the New York Yankees' pitcher is expected to be sidelined for at least two months.
- Resurgent Tigers keep Yanks limping
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Updated: 05/01/08 6:37 AM NEW YORK — The Detroit Tigers’ awful start is becoming a distant memory.
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Updated: 05/01/08 6:37 AM American League
- Tigers tee off on Hughes; A-Rod on DL
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Updated: 04/30/08 6:56 AM NEW YORK — Alex Rodriguez is headed to the disabled list, joining Jorge Posada. The New York Yankees finally returned home Tuesday night and received nothing but more bad news.
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Updated: 04/30/08 6:56 AM American League
- Rain ties up Orioles, Chisox
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Updated: 04/29/08 6:38 AM CHICAGO — A day full of rain and cold. A sloppy infield full of mud and puddles. No conditions for a baseball game.
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Updated: 04/29/08 6:38 AM American League
- Yankee rally spoils Laffey’s gem
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by Mike Harrington -- News Sports Reporter
Updated: 04/29/08 10:04 AM CLEVELAND — Was this against the New York Yankees or the International League? For five innings Monday in Progressive Field, you couldn’t tell the difference as Indians left-hander Aaron Laffey was mowing down hitters with even more ease than he had in his last three starts with the Buffalo Bisons.
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Updated: 04/28/08 6:45 AM American League
- Surprising Rays shine on
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Updated: 04/28/08 6:45 AM ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — James Shields pitched Tampa Bay into a rare position. The Rays are now the co-leaders in the AL East with the Baltimore Orioles.
- Yankees' Wang aces Sabathia
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by Mike Harrington -- News Sports Reporter
Updated: 04/28/08 9:39 AM CLEVELAND — We’ll start with the good news for New York Yankees fans.
- Indians walk off a winner
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By Mike Harrington
NEWS SPORTS REPORTER
Updated: 04/27/08 6:55 AM CLEVELAND — It’s been a tough April for the Cleveland Indians, a stretch bogged down by lousy offense and spotty relief pitching. But things are quickly coming together and the Tribe looks quite a bit more like the team that was a win away from the World Series last October.
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Updated: 04/27/08 6:55 AM American League
- Thomas won’t be missed by Jays
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Mike Harrington
Updated: 04/27/08 8:54 AM The Frank Thomas affair is certainly a sordid one in the history of the Toronto Blue Jays. Was it about the Jays getting out of his $10 million option for next year? Of course. Money is the root of just about every decision but Thomas was hitting .167 in the middle of a lineup that’s woefully underachieving. The far bigger issue is the Jays need to win now.
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Updated: 04/27/08 6:55 AM Mike Harrington ranks all 30 major league teams
- Mets get well against Braves
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Updated: 04/27/08 6:55 AM NEW YORK — Tim Hudson repeatedly said he felt fine after another perplexing start. Just one bad inning, he said.
- Santana stymies Tigers
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Updated: 04/26/08 6:54 AM DETROIT — Ervin Santana didn’t spend the pregame Friday night worrying about his past troubles at Comerica Park.
- Tribe goes deep to beat Yankees
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By Tom Withers
- ASSOCIATED PRESS
Updated: 04/26/08 6:54 AM CLEVELAND — They were pesky, annoying and timely. They buzzed around the base paths and bothered the New York Yankees.
- White Sox give Joba first loss
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Updated: 04/25/08 6:38 AM CHICAGO — Joe Crede hit a run-scoring single in the ninth inning to hand Joba Chamberlain his first major league loss and give the Chicago White Sox a 7-6 win over the New York Yankees on Thursday night to avoid a three-game sweep.
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Updated: 04/25/08 6:38 AM American League
- Mussina’s win tops Gibson
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Updated: 04/24/08 6:37 AM CHICAGO — He struggled last season and wasn’t looking good this year, so Mike Mussina understood the criticism. Consider this his rebuttal.
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Updated: 04/24/08 6:37 AM American League
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Updated: 04/23/08 6:43 AM American League
- Abreu slams Yankees to win
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Updated: 04/23/08 6:43 AM CHICAGO — With A-Rod out, the Yankees still powered their way past the White Sox.
