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7:05 PM ET, April 22, 2006

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Jordan Bastian / MLB.com:
Notes: Burnett lands on DL again  —  Right-hander will have his right elbow examined Monday  —  TORONTO — Prior to Saturday's game, Blue Jays manager John Gibbons leaned back in his chair inside his office and offered a simple explanation for Toronto's quick roster decision.
Discussion: Bluebird Banter
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Gordon Edes / Boston Globe:
These pitchers left reeling after short-lived duel
Discussion: Toronto Star
Chris Snow / Boston Globe:
Red Sox can't hold off rejuvenated Blue Jays after Beckett falters in the eighth
Discussion: Cursed To First
Ian Browne / MLB.com:
Sox halted by Jays in 12 innings
Discussion: Boston Red Sox
Associated Press:
Mets-Padres Preview  —  Pedro Martinez will try to start the season with four straight wins for the first time since 2000 when the New York Mets meet the San Diego Padres in the third of four games at Petco Park.  —  Six years ago, Martinez opened the season with five wins in a row while with the Boston Red Sox .
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Tom Krasovic / San Diego Union-Tribune:
Cameron due back tonight
Discussion: San Diego Spotlight
Amanda Branam / MLB.com:
Young opposes Pedro at PETCO
Discussion: Ducksnorts
MLB.com:
Alderson fields fans' questions online
Discussion: Gaslamp Ball
Ian Browne / MLB.com:
DiNardo to face Halladay  —  Boston (11-6) at Toronto (8-7), 1:07 p.m. ET  —  In his brief Major League career, it's safe to say that Red Sox left-hander Lenny DiNardo has never gone up against a former Cy Young Award winner as he will when he takes the mound opposite Blue Jays ace Roy Halladay on Saturday afternoon.
Discussion: The Joy of Sox
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Ian Browne / MLB.com:
Sox relinquish late lead  —  The Red Sox gave American League pitchers another glipse of their powerful might on Friday, launching four homers, including two from Manny Ramirez.  But despite the offensive fireworks, Josh Beckett and Boston's bullpen faltered late, capped …
Discussion: Empyreal Environs
Ian Browne / MLB.com:
Sox can't overcome early hole  —  DiNardo yields seven runs over three-plus innings of work  —  TORONTO — The Red Sox, over the past few seasons, have been one of the better teams at erasing the bad taste of an agonizing loss by bouncing up off the mat the next day.
Jim Reeves / Dallas Star-Telegram:
Texas Rangers  —  Did Rangers discover themselves out West?  —  In My Opinion  —  ARLINGTON - Between catnaps, Buck Showalter stared out the window into the darkness during the Rangers' four-hour plane ride home from Seattle on Thursday night, searching for answers he knew he wouldn't find in the stars.
Discussion: Lone Star Ball
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David Jimenez / Associated Press:   Ailing coach's visit inspires Rangers
Richard Durrett / Dallas Morning News:   Jaramillo can't wait to get back to work
Joe DiGiovanni / MLB.com:
Brewers homer way into record book  —  Tie MLB records for homers in inning, against one pitcher  —  MILWAUKEE — Counting may not be one of the Milwaukee Brewers strong suits, but hitting the long ball sure was on Saturday.  —  The Brewers tied a Major League record by hitting five home runs …
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer:
Brewers hit 5 home runs in 4th inning  —  MILWAUKEE — The Milwaukee Brewers became the first major league team in 40 years to hit five home runs in one inning Saturday against the Cincinnati Reds.  —  Bill Hall, Damian Miller, Brady Clark, J.J. Hardy and Prince Fielder all homered for Milwaukee in a seven-run fourth.
Discussion: Baseball Musings
Mike Kiley / Chicago Sun Times:
Cautious Rothschild keeps Wood out of rookie contest  —  ST. LOUIS — The last thing the Cubs needed Thursday in the wake of finding out that Derrek Lee's right wrist was broken was to hear that Kerry Wood couldn't pitch that day in a rookie game in Arizona because of muscle tightness.
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Carrie Muskat / MLB.com:
Cubs' Prior faces hitters for first time
Ben Shpigel / New York Times:
Giles Hits, Blum Slides and Padres Win in 14th  —  SAN DIEGO, April 21 — The only greater mystery than Carlos Beltrán's injury status Friday was how the Mets could solve the Padres' pitching.  —  The Mets learned the first answer in the seventh inning.  They are still waiting for the second.
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Marty Noble / MLB.com:
Mets fall short against Padres
Discussion: Metsquire
Ian Browne / MLB.com:
Papelbon sporting new Mohawk  —  Red Sox closer's hot start results in a new hair style  —  TORONTO — A new meaning of the phrase "price of success" was on full display in the Red Sox's clubhouse Saturday morning, when closer Jonathan Papelbon walked through the room with a fresh Mohawk.
Roger Rubin / NY Daily News:
Anna laughs last at Mets  —  Anna Benson was so nervous last night watching her husband Kris pitch against the Yankees at the Stadium that she put an impromptu interview on hold for half an inning.  All topics were taboo at first, including the Mets, the trade of her husband to Baltimore, her recent divorce filing and her followers.
Associated Press:
Bonds hitless as Giants blow lead in loss  —  DENVER (AP) - The Colorado Rockies won one for their ailing slugger.  —  Garrett Atkins' run-scoring single capped a four-run rally in the ninth inning, lifting the Rockies over the San Francisco Giants 9-8 on Friday night.
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Associated Press:   Rockies slugger hospitalized with stomach pains
Andrew Friedlander / MLB.com:
Notes: Jackson gets 'one-time deal'  —  Right-hander brought up for game vs. Rangers  —  ARLINGTON — Edwin Jackson isn't ready for prime time, yet.  But he is about to get one shot at the spotlight.  —  The 22-year-old right-hander will start on Saturday night against the Texas Rangers …
Leonard Shapiro / Washington Post:
Nats Follow Lead of Soriano  —  After Delay, His 3 Homers Key Win: Nationals 7, Braves 3  —  All those patient patrons who waited out a 2-hour 18-minute rain delay last night at RFK Stadium were rewarded for their perseverance with a thrilling start to the Washington Nationals' six-game homestand.
 
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