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10:10 AM ET, April 26, 2006

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Gordon Edes / Boston Globe:
Schilling says he was willing, just not able  —  CLEVELAND — He never had thrown this many pitches in a Red Sox uniform, or for anyone else in almost six years.  In 534 big-league starts going back 19 seasons, he'd thrown more pitches just 16 times in his career.  In April?  Just twice, back in 1998.
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Chris Snow / Boston Globe:
Decision goes to Sox  —  Ramírez makes Indians pay with eighth-inning blow  —  CLEVELAND — After Terry Francona had watched Curt Schilling throw 133 pitches, after Eric Wedge had tapped Scott Sauerbeck to face David Ortiz to begin the seventh, only to watch Ortiz round the bases …
Jeff Horrigan / Boston Herald:
It's Manny to the rescue — Blast saves Schilling, Sox  —  CLEVELAND - Last night, traffic on one of Cleveland's busiest streets was shut down to accommodate the filming of scenes for the upcoming motion picture, "Spiderman 3."  —  Just a few blocks south of Euclid Avenue, however …
Discussion: The Soxaholix
Kevin Baxter / Miami Herald:
Enchanted April no more  —  Pitching in 39-degree weather, Dontrelle Willis experienced his first loss in April in 10 decisions and first loss at Wrigley Field.  —  kbaxter@MiamiHerald.com  —  CHICAGO - Who says these young Marlins can't show us things we've never seen before?
Discussion: Baseball Musings
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Juan C. Rodriguez / Sun-Sentinel:
Jacobs sees way out of slump  —  · Slow starts aren't all bad.  Sure, Mike Jacobs isn't happy about opening with 11 hits in his first 56 at-bats, but he can focus on one positive.  —  Two or three multihit games and that .196 average skyrockets.  A 5-for-10 stretch would amount to a 46-point spike.
Discussion: FishStripes
Juan C. Rodriguez / Sun-Sentinel:
Pierre set to take on pal Willis for first time
Discussion: Baseball Musings
Ben Shpigel / New York Times:
The Mets Win on the Homer Bonds Let Get Away  —  SAN FRANCISCO, April 25 — Barry Bonds was at the center of two home runs Tuesday night.  The one he could not catch mattered more than the one he hit.  —  Xavier Nady's homer landed just out of Bonds's reach, breaking a seventh-inning tie …
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NY Daily News:
Showing no fear, Steve gets team back on Trach  —  SAN FRANCISCO - It may be remembered as a moment when Steve Trachsel announced himself as a very important member of the Mets' rotation, perhaps more important than the Mets themselves even want to admit.  —  Trachsel, who has been treated …
Discussion: Metsblog.com
Marty Noble / MLB.com:   Giants-killer Trachsel on tap for Mets
Tom Krasovic / San Diego Union-Tribune:
Snakes rake Peavy, rout Padres  —  Pitcher doesn't survive Arizona's 4-run seventh  —  The Padres didn't bother to make an offer to the dynamic Vladimir Guerrero three winters ago or to their slugging catcher, Ramon Hernandez, last spring after a new regime took over.
Discussion: Baseball Musings
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Associated Press:   Diamondbacks-Padres Preview  —  Jake Peavy doesn't have much to show …
Amanda Branam / MLB.com:   Padres turn to Peavy
Bill Chastain / MLB.com:
Notes: Hendrickson returns to rotation  —  Left-hander returns, Jackson sent to Minors for now  —  NEW YORK — Left-hander Mark Hendrickson will be back in the rotation after missing three starts due to stiffness in his left shoulder.  —  "Hendrickson is on for Thursday," said manager Joe Maddon.
Discussion: DRays Bay
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Mike Mussina, RHP (2-1, 2.67)
Discussion: DRays Bay
Mike Klingaman / Baltimore Sun:
Student exorcises O's demon in film … Ten years later, Orioles fans remember the play, the kid and the umpire's call.  —  Has it been that long since the team's playoff hopes turned on a 12-year-old's theft of a long fly ball?  Since Jeffrey Maier reached over the wall at Yankee Stadium to pick the pocket of an Orioles outfielder?
Adam McCalvy / MLB.com:
Lee, Fielder help Brewers fool Braves  —  Slugger steals second, scores on first baseman's single  —  MILWAUKEE — Carlos Lee has won plenty of games with his bat, but this time, he helped win a big one with his legs.  —  "He's an excellent baserunner," Brewers manager Ned Yost said.
Discussion: Brew Crew Ball
Chris Needham / Capitol Punishment:
Fouled-Off Bunts: Catching Up Edition  —  It's been a while, so there's lots to get to....  In the wake of Alfonso Soriano's three homer game, there's been a flurry of reaction, looking back at the trade.  (If you didn't see the bombs, here's the video)  —  Nats Triple Play wonders if it's …
Marty Noble / MLB.com:
Notes: Pelfrey promoted to Double-A  —  Pitching prospect could see Majors sometime this year  —  SAN FRANCISCO — The dots don't necessarily connect, Omar Minaya said.  The Mets' promotion of Mike Pelfrey from Class A to Double-A on Tuesday was not the first in a row of falling dominoes …
Discussion: Mike's Mets
Tim Lemke / Washington Times:
Bidders tout minority involvement  —  With Major League Baseball commissioner Bud Selig expected to name a new owner for the Washington Nationals within days, bidding groups are scrambling to find ways to use their minority investors to get an edge.  —  Some groups, particularly …
Bill Ladson / MLB.com:
Notes: Patterson put on the shelf  —  Big Nasty will not make Thursday's start against the Cards  —  WASHINGTON — Right-hander John Patterson was scheduled to pitch against the Cardinals on Thursday, but word came down on Tuesday evening that the right-hander will miss his turn because of a strained muscle in his right forearm.
Discussion: Federal Baseball
 
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