Wright delivers game-winning double  —  Third baseman's third hit of the night caps Mets' 16-hit attack  —  NEW YORK — The television replays don't lie, and apparently — somewhere within a frenzy of ecstatic New York Mets and exhausted Atlanta Braves — David Wright had the presence of mind to touch second base.

San Francisco Bray  —  Bonds Gets an Earful and an Eyeful, but It's the Phillies Who Make the Real News  —  POLICE OFFICERS, security officials, and television news crews saturated Citizens Bank Park last night, and while the expected abuse of Barry Bonds rained down all night long, there were plenty of surprises that deserve mention.

'Out of patience,' Glass hints at imminent changes  —  MINNEAPOLIS — Royals owner David Glass sounds like a man reaching for the trigger as his club continues to pile losses one upon another.  —  "I'm out of patience," he said Thursday.  "I have never been this frustrated.  I've got to do something.

Notes: Lima time could come Sunday  —  Veteran righty may get call from Minors to start for Maine  —  NEW YORK — John Maine had just finished his bullpen session Friday when, clearly frustrated, the right-hander threw his cap into his locker.  —  The Mets announced that Maine has been suffering …

Brains and brawn  —  Loretta's bunt sets up Ortiz to do damage  —  When Mark Loretta stepped to the plate in the sixth inning last night with two outs, two runners on base, and the game tied, he had no idea that what he was about to do had been done last summer, also by the No. 2 hitter …

Notes: Navarro lands on disabled list  —  Dodgers catcher has bone bruise from foul tip on Thursday  —  LOS ANGELES — It isn't the news the Dodgers hoped for concerning Dioner Navarro's wrist, but it could have been worse.  —  The catcher was placed on the 15-day disabled list after suffering …

Notes: Guzman elects to end season  —  After surgery, shortstop should be ready for 2007 return  —  WASHINGTON — Shortstop Cristian Guzman was scheduled to have an infield session and test his injured right shoulder in front of manager Frank Robinson and general manager Jim Bowden on Friday afternoon …

A-Rod bumped from cleanup spot  —  ARLINGTON - Alex Rodriguez was moved out of the cleanup spot last night but it wasn't a demotion; it was more like an accident.  —  As Joe Torre and bench coach Lee Mazzilli were discussing potential lineups before the game, Torre told Mazzilli …

Angels pitching staff roughed up  —  Santana allows six runs, nine hits over four-plus frames  —  TORONTO — Few things went right for the Angels on Friday.  —  Their starting pitcher struggled while the offense continued to exhibit signs of basic malaise.

Quick return for Rangers' Wilkerson  —  Wilkerson plays a day after running into wall, bruising his shoulder  —  ARLINGTON - Outfielder Brad Wilkerson, who crashed into the left-field wall Thursday, said his concussion symptoms faded by early Friday.  Wilkerson, who left Thursday's game early, was back in the lineup.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH!  —  I walked into the vending-machine room here at work early this morning, and some of the crew that comes in to clean the building were watching CSN's replay of last night's game during their break time.  —  I looked up at the TV and saw that the tape was in the 9th inning, 0-0 score.

Familiar faces rejoin lineup  —  OAKLAND - How nice for the Devil Rays they finally got a chance to add instead of subtract.  —  Shortstop Julio Lugo, who hadn't played since the opener because of a strained intercostal muscle, and third baseman Aubrey Huff, out since April 12 with a sprained left knee, returned to the lineup Friday.

Kendall suspended, Lackey fined for brawl  —  NEW YORK (AP) - Oakland Athletics catcher Jason Kendall has been suspended four games for charging the mound and Los Angeles Angels pitcher John Lackey was fined for his actions in the altercation.  —  Kendall was also fined an undisclosed amount by Major League Baseball on Friday.