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12:15 AM ET, May 28, 2006

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Bob Dutton / Kansas City Star:
Royals' GM offer on table  —  Braves assistant Moore is considering job but wants total control of personnel  —  NEW YORK — The Royals have offered the job of general manager to Braves assistant Dayton Moore but are ready to move on to other candidates if the two sides can't reach agreement by this weekend.
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Associated Press:   Royals hold off Yankees to halt 13-game slide
ESPN:
Report: Royals offer GM job to Braves' Moore
Discussion: Royals Review
Bob Dutton / Kansas City Star:
Royals ends losing streak at 13, beat Yankees
Discussion: Baseball Musings
Karen Crouse / New York Times:
With Dribbler, Jeter Reaches 2,000
Discussion: Canyon of Heroes
Enrique Rojas / ESPN:
Pedro might retire when Mets contract expires … MIAMI — Pedro Martinez has enjoyed every pitch and every second he has spent in the majors, but he's already planning his retirement as an active player, possibly when his current contract with the New York Mets runs out after the 2008 season.
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Ben Shpigel / New York Times:
A Rookie Helps the Marlins Take Down a Mets Goliath
Karen Guregian / Boston Herald:
Schilling takes mound for shot at win No. 200  —  Curt Schilling is a baseball historian.  He knows what 200 wins will mean in the context of the game should he reach that milestone tonight against Tampa Bay.  He knows where it will place him among the greats.
Discussion: The Joy of Sox
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Amalie Benjamin / Boston Globe:
Schilling is looking to do a number  —  From Kansas City to New York.  From Steve Farr (1) to Chien-Ming Wang (199).  And all those — Frank Castillo (50), Kevin Millwood (100), Josh Beckett (151) — in between.  It has been 5,762 days since Curt Schilling took the mound in relief to record …
Mark Sheldon / MLB.com:
Notes: Ross sent packing ... again  —  Outfielder dealt to Marlins as reliever Mercker activated  —  CINCINNATI — Outfielder Cody Ross' Friday began with a phone call from Reds general manager Wayne Krivsky.  —  "Cody, I've got some good news and some bad news," Krivsky said from the other end of the line.
Discussion: Red Hot Mama
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Kevin Fiorenzo / MLB.com:
Glavine seeking eighth win
Discussion: FishStripes
Clark Spencer / Miami Herald:
Mitre put on 60-day DL
Discussion: FishStripes
Juan C. Rodriguez / Sun-Sentinel:   Marlins acquire Ross in trade with Reds
Chicago Tribune:
Adding fuel to ire  —  Suspensions, fines do little to cool Cubs-Sox war of words  —  White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen had called a truce earlier this week in the war of words between the Sox and Cubs, but Major League Baseball's verdict Friday on the City Series brawl has both sides steaming again at each other.
Discussion: Exile in Wrigleyville
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Dave van Dyck / Chicago Tribune:
'This beats them all'  —  Baker laments as Cubs, Dempster let another one get away in 9th
Toni Ginnetti / Chicago Sun Times:
Baker: 'I don't know what's going on'  —  The only thing worse …
Discussion: Red Reporter
Jeff Seidel / MLB.com:
Dodgers' win streak comes to an end  —  Offense limited against a strong Washington starter  —  WASHINGTON — The Dodgers knew what to expect from Washington right-hander Livan Hernandez.  He's crafty, changing speeds and locations easily, often while making batters swing in ways they'd rather not.
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Pete Kerzel / MLB.com:
Kent leaves game with wrist sprain  —  Second baseman pulled after second inning Saturday  —  WASHINGTON, D.C. — Dodgers second baseman Jeff Kent left Saturday's game against the Washington Nationals with a sprained left wrist.  Kent's injury was to be evaluated, said a Dodgers spokesman.
Discussion: Dodger Thoughts
Andy Jasner / MLB.com:
Notes: Gonzalez to arrive Sunday  —  Closer Turnbow won't let blown save affect his confidence  —  PHILADELPHIA — The Brewers' bullpen will receive a much-needed boost when Jeremi Gonzalez is scheduled to arrive in time for Sunday's game against the Phillies.
Discussion: Brew Crew Ball
Jeff Passan / Yahoo! Sports:
A black(out) eye for baseball  —  Jey Cho is 24 years old.  He helps manage trusts.  He enjoys watching the Oakland Athletics in his down time.  And this poses a very large problem.  —  See, Cho lives in Las Vegas.  While he has his choice of five Cirque du Soleil shows …
Richard Durrett / Dallas Morning News:
Home fine with Rangers' Millwood  —  ARLINGTON - Kevin Millwood isn't worried about his lack of success early this season at Ameriquest Field.  —  "I'm not in any way intimidated by this ballpark," Millwood said.  "The one thing you don't want to do is walk a lot of people because when the wind blows, the ball flies.
Discussion: Lone Star Ball
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Kat O'Brien / Dallas Star-Telegram:   NOTES
Matthew Leach / MLB.com:
Notes: Ailing Cards regroup after off-day  —  Molina and Isringhausen among players battling illness  —  SAN DIEGO — Following a big win on Wednesday, Cardinals players and coaches prepared to revel in a well-deserved off-day.  When the day came, many of them were too sick to enjoy it.
Discussion: I Bleed Cardinal Red
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Joe Strauss / St. Louis Post-Dispatch:
Padres add to Cardinals' woes:
Discussion: Reverend Redbird
Chuck Finder / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:
Pirates Notebook: Tracy blames bad start on players  —  Jim Tracy, putting the onus of the Pirates' woeful start on his players, found a new phrase to explain their persistent problem:  —  Photo-finished.  —  As in, "When you're getting photo-finished every day, there are ways and means …
Matt / Unrestricted View:
Make Your Voice Heard  —  For years I've been complaining about letting fans vote on the All Star Game.  Every year it's a popularity contest.  Guys worthy of the honor get shafted and big names who have been hurt all year, ie Nomar Garciaparra, take their place instead.
Discussion: Baseball Musings
Bill Shaikin / Los Angeles Times:
Late Treatment Irks Kotchman  —  Casey Kotchman hasn't beaten mononucleosis yet, but he's feeling better after visits to several specialists and a round of medication.  He isn't happy, however, that the Angels did not refer him to specialists when his illness was diagnosed during team physicals at the start of spring training.
Discussion: MLB.com and 6-4-2
Nick Cafardo / Boston Globe:
Wells is hit after doing well  —  Line drive drops lefthander before Sox rally for win  —  David Wells lay writhing in pain, on his back near the mound, sweat pouring down his head.  —  The oldest pitcher to ever start a game for the Red Sox, Wells, a 43-year-old lefthander with 227 wins under his belt …
 
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