Burnett has no structural damage, but no timetable for return  —  Burnett has no structural damage, but no timetable for return  —  TORONTO (AP) — Blue Jays pitcher A.J. Burnett has no structural damage in his right elbow, but there is no timetable for his return to Toronto's rotation.

Diamondbacks-Padres Preview  —  With Mike Cameron having joined the lineup and Josh Barfield showing promise, the San Diego Padres hope to get their offense rolling as they open a three-game series against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Monday at Petco Park.  —  Cameron made his debut for the Padres …

Milton goes on DL after knee surgery  —  WASHINGTON — The Cincinnati Reds acquired outfielder Cody Ross from the Los Angeles Dodgers for a player to be named Monday and designated infielder Tony Womack for assignment to the minors.  —  "I'm happy to find a home, especially with the Reds …

Political Correctness has reached the dugout  —  During the 1970's, it became common for female reporters to have access to baseball's clubhouses.  It took a court order, but it happened and quite frankly, we all got used to changing in front of our lockers and walking to the shower while there were women present.

Beltran nears trip to DL  —  Randolph hints Milledge might get the call-up if Carlos goes on disabled list Friday  —  SAN FRANCISCO — The Mets have targeted Friday as the deadline to place Carlos Beltran on the 15-day disabled list and manager Willie Randolph suggested for the first time yesterday …

Braves unable to back Davies  —  Right-hander gives up three runs in seven solid innings  —  MILWAUKEE — Kyle Davies once again proved why the Braves believe he's something special.  As for the game of baseball, it reminded the young hurler it can often be cruel.

Notes: Ortiz out of rotation  —  Counsell should play Tuesday; Grimsley working hard  —  SAN DIEGO — If he is to work out his pitching struggles, Diamondbacks right-hander Russ Ortiz will have to do it from the bullpen.  —  Ortiz was removed from the starting rotation Monday …

Rox make a playful pitch to land Clemens  —  There's a new team making a powerful bid in the Roger Clemens sweepstakes — the independent (and independent-thinking) Brockton Rox.  —  The minor league team announced yesterday it is pulling out all the stops to get Clemens's name on a contract …

Undecided Rocket won't pitch until June  —  Yankees, Red Sox, Rangers vie for righty; Astros lie in wait  —  HOUSTON — Roger Clemens remains undecided on whether he will pitch this season, but the seven-time Cy Young Award winner apparently will not be back on the mound before June in any case.

Jones blasts HR, does same to fans  —  After hitting the game-winning, three-run home run against the Florida Marlins on Monday night at Wrigley Field, Jacque Jones unleashed some pent-up anger over the rough treatment he has received in his first month as a Cub.  —  "I'm angry right now, you know what I mean?"

Pierre, Willis set for friendly duel  —  CHICAGO — It was a ritual between two close friends in the three years they were Marlins teammates: On the days after he pitched, Dontrelle Willis would throw in the outfield to Juan Pierre.  —  Pierre, an outfielder, took it so seriously …

Mailbag: Are the '06 Nats competitive?  —  Beat reporter Bill Ladson answers fans' questions … I love having Alfonso Soriano in the outfield.  Is there any chance he will sign a long-term deal with Washington and be happy playing the outfield?  — Brant B., Maurertown, Va.

Adkins' 'Swing' could be a big hit  —  Country star debuts new song at MLB.com  —  Trace Adkins is known for smart honky-tonk tunes with a little bit of attitude and a healthy helping of good, clean American fun.  —  That won't change any time soon, but it'll swing in a different direction with …

Salmon and Santana star  —  Outfielder homers, pitcher fans 10 in 3-0 win over Tigers  —  ANAHEIM — Tim Salmon found a wrinkle in time Monday night.  —  The Angels designated hitter delighted the hometown fans by drilling a solo home run in the second inning and driving in another run with a two-out single in the sixth.

Brandon Phillips of the Cincinnati Reds named Bank of America Presents the National League Player of the Week  —  Cincinnati Reds second baseman Brandon Phillips, who led the league with 17 RBI, has been named Bank of America Presents the National League Player of the Week for April 17-23, 2006.

Nationals' Fortunes Change Quickly  —  Majewski Gives Up Homer in Loss: Braves 3, Nationals 1  —  Gary Majewski was pumping fastballs to Wilson Betemit, pitches popping up at 93 and 94 mph on the scoreboard at RFK Stadium.  It is, by all accounts, his best pitch, a sinking fastball that stays down and away from a left-handed hitter.