Wagner case not closed  —  Hints at a Willie mistake  —  In the losing clubhouse, Billy Wagner was taking the blame in stand-up fashion for his unfathomable meltdown.  If he said he (stunk) once, he must have said it a dozen times.  —  If he had left it at that, the Mets could move …

Wells Aims For Friday Return  —  Scheduled To Pitch Tonight For Pawtucket  —  PHILADELPHIA — David Wells celebrated his 43rd birthday Saturday.  He said he doesn't feel a day over 53.  —  "I'll probably add about 10 years to the way I feel," Wells said.  "People can still be productive at 43, and 53.

To Joy and Resentment, Bonds Matches Ruth  —  OAKLAND, Calif., May 20 — After Barry Bonds hit a solo home run Saturday to equal Babe Ruth's career total of 714, he circled the bases amid plenty of cheering and an undercurrent of booing.  It was indicative of the ambivalence surrounding Bonds's quest …

Parkway rivalry needs added punch  —  WASHINGTON // The best possible advertisement for interleague baseball was on display for a team whose rivalry with its new neighbor is in its infancy.  Some three hours before the first pitch of Orioles-Nationals Part II yesterday …

Kinsler showing signs of progress  —  HOUSTON - Ian Kinsler continues to make progress in his medical rehabilitation and could rejoin the Rangers as early as Monday.  —  Kinsler has been at Triple A Oklahoma and had a breakout game Friday night, going 3-for-4 with a home run against Salt Lake.

Soriano's Blast Gets Nats Started  —  There is no mystery about the environment at RFK Stadium.  Score some runs and the fans will rise, the stands will bounce, and the Washington Nationals will take that energy and run with it.  No hitting, and there will be no cheering.

Notes: Wright plays out his dreams  —  Game-winning hits the stuff of childhood fantasies  —  NEW YORK — Everyone who's played baseball as a child has envisioned it ... a runner on base, two outs, bottom of the ninth, tie ball game, whether it was stickball, Little League, wiffle ball, high school, you name it.

Drew, Aybar homers down Angels  —  Dodgers fall behind early, rally back with two clutch long balls  —  LOS ANGELES — J.D. Drew led off the seventh inning with a pinch-hit home run on Saturday afternoon, powering the Dodgers to an 8-4 Interleague victory over the Angels before 55,587 at Dodger Stadium.

Hingis wins Italian Open for first title since return  —  ROME (AP) — Martina Hingis beat 16th-seeded Dinara Safina 6-2, 7-5 Sunday for her first title since coming out of retirement.  —  Hingis spent nearly three years out of the game with foot and ankle injuries, but returned in January.

Legislature OKs financing for new Twins stadium  —  MINNEAPOLIS — The Minnesota Twins will eventually lose one of baseball's true home-field advantages.  They're more than happy to give that up in favor of some fresh air and natural grass.  —  State lawmakers gave final approval early Sunday …

Pelfrey struggles, but B-Mets sweep  —  BINGHAMTON — The Binghamton Mets broke out of their offensive funk with a pair of one-run victories Saturday night.  —  The B-Mets, who had lost seven of their last eight games, rallied to defeat the Altoona Curve, 3-2, in eight innings in the second of two games at NYSEG Stadium.

Reyes throttles Royals; Pujols launches 21st  —  KANSAS CITY — Anthony Reyes won a game of much meaning Saturday night.  He won it with command, won it with an array of weapons, won it with his parents looking on for only the second time in his professional career.