Judge denies Bonds' bid  —  Lawyers wanted Game of Shadows proceeds halted  —  SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A judge denied Barry Bonds' bid to block the authors and publishers from making money on a book claiming the San Francisco Giants slugger used steroids and other performance-enhancing drugs …

Dodgers lose Choi to Red Sox  —  First baseman claimed by Boston off waivers  —  • Get Dodgers Spring Training tickets  —  VERO BEACH, Fla. — Hee-Seop Choi, the poster boy for "Moneyball" aficionados but a disappointment in his days as a Dodger, was claimed off waivers by the Boston Red Sox on Friday.

No sleep till October  —  Brewers look to build on last season's .500 record  —  MARYVALE, Ariz. — The Milwaukee Brewerzzzzzz ...  Whoa.  Hold on.  Sorry.  Start again.  —  The Brewerzzzzzz ...  OK, OK, enough already.  Let's wake up.  Let's get this thing going.  This is important.

Reed breaks wrist  —  Seattle center fielder could miss six weeks  —  NEW YORK (AP) — Seattle Mariners starting center fielder Jeremy Reed has a broken bone in his right wrist and could miss six weeks.  —  General manager Bill Bavasi announced Reed's injury on Friday morning …

Unit solid in Yanks' loss to Twins  —  Johnson gives up one run on homer in 6 1/3 innings  —  TWINS 3, YANKEES 1  —  Twins at the plate: There wasn't too much offense in the pitchers' duel that occurred between the two clubs.  Terry Tiffee belted his first homer of the spring, a shot over the left-field fence, in the fourth.

NL East is full of contenders  —  Mets and Phillies to give Braves fight to the finish  —  When the Atlanta Braves developed this addiction to division titles in 1991, their youngest player was Dave Justice, who has now been retired for four years and hits the big four-oh next month.

ORIOLES 2, RED SOX 0  —  Red Sox at the plate: Mike Lowell had Boston's first hit and walked in his second at-bat.  Willie Harris, Wily Mo Pena and Lowell drew walks in the early going, and David Ortiz drew a free pass in the sixth, but the Sox finished with just two hits.

Notes: Hermanson silent after outing  —  Right-hander scheduled to face the Royals on Sunday  —  PEORIA, Ariz. — After throwing one inning in relief and 13 pitches Friday against the Mariners, Dustin Hermanson politely declined to talk to reporters following his team's 4-3 loss at the Peoria Sports Complex.

ESPN's Stark apologizes for Cuba remarks  —  ESPN and reporter Jayson Stark apologized Thursday for his tasteless remark involving the manager of Cuba's World Baseball Classic team, but Stark said there was no indication he will be disciplined by the network.

Five Questions: Cincinnati Reds  —  I'm sick and tired this offseason seeing the Reds ranked last in various important statistical categories from last season and projections for the upcoming season.  —  They finished last in runs allowed in 2005 (including last in component statistics such as DER …