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7:20 PM ET, June 3, 2006

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Jeff Horrigan / Boston Herald:
Pauley wants seconds: Will face Yanks in NY  —  DETROIT - David Pauley will be given another chance to show the Red Sox he belongs in the major leagues, when he starts Tuesday against the New York Yankees in the Bronx.  —  Pauley, who was called up from Double-A Portland on Wednesday …
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Gordon Edes / Boston Globe:
Motown hit  —  Two-run homer by Youkilis in ninth gives Red Sox win  —  DETROIT — He had struck out twice, lined out to first, and committed an embarrassing error on a routine throw to first base.  —  "Rough day," Kevin Youkilis said.  "I was struggling.  I was frustrated."
Discussion: Surviving Grady
Jeff Horrigan / Boston Herald:
Youkilis blunders, then thunders to tame Tigers: First baseman's 2-run jack in 9th rallies Sox  —  DETROIT - Terry Francona has watched players deal with adversity for years, but he learned something about Kevin Youkilis last night.  —  The Red Sox manager spied his first baseman's return …
Jeff Goldberg / Hartford Courant:
Schilling Has New Pitch  —  DETROIT — Curt Schilling said the game plan was perfect.  —  Knowing he was facing a team that feasts on fastballs, Schilling unveiled a sinking two-seamer.  Pitching against an unfamiliar lineup, Schilling made it work, striking out eight in six innings …
Ian Browne / MLB.com:
Keeping up with the Joneses  —  Youkilis takes Tigers' closer deep …
Discussion: The Baseball Desert
Mark Polishuk / MLB.com:
Schilling aims to tame the Tigers
Discussion: The Joy of Sox
Associated Press:
Padres' Estes will miss season after elbow surgery  —  PITTSBURGH — San Diego Padres left-hander Shawn Estes decided to have reconstructive left elbow surgery after consulting with three doctors and will miss the rest of this season and possibly the start of the 2007 season.
Discussion: Gaslamp Ball
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David Briggs / MLB.com:   Notes: Estes done for season
Jeff Pearlman / Slate:
Pee No Evil  —  Why are sportswriters pretending baseball's steroids era is over?  —  It's easy to understand the media's love-fest with Albert Pujols.  The St. Louis Cardinals slugger crushes baseballs into the outer realms.  And more important in the wake of the BALCO fiasco, he has yet to be tainted by evidence of steroid use.
Discussion: Straight Flushing
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Bob Klapisch / NorthJersey.com:   Bonds should hear what fans really think
Bob Dutton / Kansas City Star:
Struggling KC scoreless in Seattle  —  SEATTLE — Rookie Bobby Keppel threw six shutout innings Friday night in his first big-league start, and all it did was keep the Royals even against Seattle veteran Jamie Moyer.  —  "Six strong," Keppel agreed, shrugging.
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Associated Press:
Moyer helps Mariners defeat Royals 4-0
Discussion: Baseball Musings
Carrie Muskat / MLB.com:
Trainer clarifies severity of Prior's injury  —  'Tear' not significant; righty on track for Saturday rehab start  —  ST. LOUIS — Chicago Cubs pitcher Mark Prior has a strained right shoulder, which could also be called a partial tear, said athletic trainer Mark O'Neal.  That's what the Cubs have said the entire time.
Discussion: A Cub Fan Rants
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Winter Olympics / Chicago Sun Times:
Cubs maintain Prior's pain came from strain
Discussion: Bleed Cubbie Blue
Mark Bradley / Atlanta Journal-Constitution:
Cox, not GM, is irreplaceable  —  Bobby Cox, 65, is the best manager in baseball.  John Schuerholz, 65, is the best GM.  Each has done such surpassing work as to render himself indispensable.  Today's topic, then, is the baseball equivalent of the old who-wins-if-Superman-and-The- Incredible-Hulk-get-into-a-fight brainteaser.
Todd Zolecki / Philly.com:
Key hits help Phils down Dodgers  —  LOS ANGELES - It looked like the same sad script the Phillies had followed since the middle of May:  —  The starting pitcher doesn't make it to the sixth inning.  The offense cannot find a clutch hit to save a life.  —  But then the Phillies' offense provided …
Discussion: Phillies Nation
NY Daily News:
Ya gotta glove it  —  Yanks trying out kid whose 'catch' helped 'em win playoff in '96  —  The Yankees' angel in the outfield has a shot at earning his wings.  —  In a twist of fate even Hollywood couldn't dream up, the former Little Leaguer who stole a home run for the Bronx Bombers …
Mark Bowman / MLB.com:
Braves fall to D-Backs in Game 1  —  ATLANTA — Atlanta's offense couldn't find an answer for Arizona starter Enrique Gonzalez, as he earned his first Major League win with a 4-2 Diamondbacks victory in Game 1 of Saturday's day-night doubleheader at Turner Field.
Discussion: Talking Chop
Sam Mellinger / Kansas City Star:
Zack is back  —  Greinke looks sharp on and off the field  —  WICHITA — The best of Zack Greinke wasn't the rising 94 mph fastball or the hooking curve or even the mechanics that one Royals official said were the best he's ever had.  —  No, the best of Zack Greinke's first rehab start is now …
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Dick Kaegel / MLB.com:   Greinke to make rehab start on Friday
Troy E. Renck / Denver Post:
Rockies keep their iPods on the ball Studying video compilations of at-bats is a high-tech hit  —  The boys of summer have a new toy of summer.  —  The Rockies have incorporated the iPod into their hitters' video work, a harbinger of the technological advances they believe will also help …
Discussion: Purple Row
Can't Stop The Bleeding:
NY Baseball Central Cites Milledge's "Thug Tendencies"  —  Following a column in yesterday's New York Daily News in which Bob Raissman accused the Mets of bullying reporters (in this case, Adam Rubin) intending to mention an incident involving Lastings Milledge that was already a matter of public record …
Discussion: Mike's Mets and WasWatching.com
T.R. Sullivan / MLB.com:
Notes: Pitching staff not yet settled  —  Hairston welcomes trade to the Rangers  —  CHICAGO — Reliever John Wasdin joined the Rangers on Friday, but the pitching staff moves aren't over yet.  —  The Rangers are close to having to make a decision on pitcher Antonio Alfonseca …
Discussion: Lone Star Ball
R.B. Fallstrom / St. Louis Post-Dispatch:
Reyes optioned as Cards bring up Timo Perez  —  The St. Louis Cardinals delayed making a move with injured Jim Edmonds on Friday, at least for the weekend, although they added an outfielder to the roster.  —  Edmonds hasn't played since Sunday and hasn't started in a week due …
 
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