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9:10 AM ET, June 7, 2006

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Chris Snow / Boston Globe:
Snagged  —  Cabrera's catch brings Ramírez and Red Sox back to earth  —  NEW YORK — Hours before last night's game, Terry Francona was philosophizing about Manny Ramírez, and the Red Sox manager made this point: ``Manny has an extraordinary ability to put at-bats, plays behind him.
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Jeff Horrigan / Boston Herald:
Victory comes in Sox' loss — Best start for young Pauley  —  NEW YORK - At some point in the future, David Pauley may look back to last night as the occasion when he established himself as a successful major league pitcher.  —  The Red Sox rookie lost to the New York Yankees, 2-1 …
Ian Browne / MLB.com:
Sox out to rebound against Yankees  —  Boston (33-22) at New York (34-22), 7:05 p.m. ET  —  Yankee Stadium is a long way from Double-A. Red Sox right-hander David Pauley knows that, and that's why he spent the day before his first start at the historic yard in the Bronx soaking it all in.
Jeff Horrigan / Boston Herald:   Hansen called to pitch in: Right-handed hurler up from Pawtucket
Mike Petraglia / MLB.com:
Notes: Wells to be re-examined
Discussion: Empyreal Environs
Bill Ladson / MLB.com:
Nationals draft pair of preps  —  Team uses first-round picks on Marrero, Willems  —  WASHINGTON — There's a new philosophy in the Nationals organization when it comes to drafting players.  Unlike the past four years, in which they worked with a limited budget, the Nationals were told …
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Dave Sheinin / Washington Post:
Nationals Seek Youth In Top Picks
Discussion: Philadelphia Inquirer
David Kravets / Seattle Post-Intelligencer:
Feds search house of Arizona reliever  —  SAN FRANCISCO — Federal investigators searched Arizona Diamondbacks reliever Jason Grimsley's house Tuesday as part of their investigation of steroid use in baseball.  —  Thirteen agents searched Grimsley's house in Scottsdale, Ariz., for six hours …
Discussion: The Catbird …
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Ken Gurnick / MLB.com:
Gagne sore after first save  —  In his second outing, the Dodgers closer feels some discomfort  —  LOS ANGELES — Eric Gagne converted his first save in nearly a year on Tuesday night, but the grimace on his face and slow readings of the radar gun told the rest of the story.
Joe Roderick / Contra Costa Times:
Drafting younger breaks tradition, but is worth it  —  Four of the A's top seven picks are high school players, including RHP Cahill, their first pick taken in Round 2  —  CLEVELAND — The A's, without a first-round selection for the first time since the 2000 draft, took a pitcher who threw …
Discussion: Ben Maller
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Mychael Urban / MLB.com:
A's select prep righty at No. 66
NY Daily News:
It hurts Jeter to watch, but kids help ease pain  —  Derek Jeter sat alone in front of his locker at about 20minutes to 5 last night, having answered all possible questions about his injured right thumb.  The rest of the Yankees were on the field for batting practice, but Jeter was not with them …
Chris Haft / Contra Costa Times:
Schmidt ends in flourish  —  Giants starter strikes out a franchise record-tying 16, including the final three Marlins hitters  —  SAN FRANCISCO - Jason Schmidt maintained his perfect record against the Florida Marlins by surviving a highly imperfect ninth inning and matching a Giants record in the process.
Discussion: Baseball Musings
Rick Hummel / St. Louis Post-Dispatch:
MLB Draft: Cardinals emphasize pitching  —  Jeff Luhnow, the Cardinals' vice president of player procurement, projected that college pitchers would be the focal point of major league teams in the early choices of the amateur draft Tuesday, and the Cardinals did their part by making …
Discussion: Redbirds Fun
Kevin Goldstein / Baseball Prospectus:
Future Shock  —  2006 Draft, First Round Recap  —  The date is fitting, as late last night everything we knew about who was going where in today's draft went to hell, and stayed there all morning.  Properly assessing a draft takes two, three, even four years to do properly, but where's the fun in that?
Troy E. Renck / Denver Post:
Minor solutions may help major trouble  —  Frustration breeds impatience.  In a society where getting stuck in the drive-through line is considered an OnStar emergency, fans scream for change when a team doesn't win.  —  The Rockies, in a two-week spiral, have resisted the temptation …
Associated Press:
Padres-Brewers Preview  —  The San Diego Padres will welcome back ace Jake Peavy on Tuesday.  Given how they fared against him last month, the Milwaukee Brewers may not feel so hospitable.  —  After missing a start with tendinitis in his shoulder, Peavy and the Padres will face the Brewers …
Discussion: MLB.com and Ducksnorts
Mark Gonzales / Chicago Tribune:
Sub-stantial victory  —  Cintron's 3-run HR in 8th helps Sox rally past Tigers  —  Alex Cintron hit a three-run homer off reliever Fernando Rodney in the eighth inning to lead the White Sox to a 4-3 victory over the AL Central-leading Detroit Tigers on Tuesday.
Discussion: Exile in Wrigleyville
Clark Spencer / Miami Herald:
Homecomings not so hot for Willis  —  Dontrelle Willis grew up not far from here, just across the bay in Alameda, and he's every bit the celebrity in these parts — the local-kid-done-good — as he is in South Florida.  —  He's just not the same pitcher.  —  Willis, who takes the mound tonight …
Ben Shpigel / New York Times:
A Break for the Bullpen as Mets' Soler Steadies Himself  —  LOS ANGELES, June 5 — The first proof of Alay Soler's command Monday night arrived early.  Soler got Rafael Furcal, the Dodgers' leadoff hitter, to ground out to shortstop, a simple 6-3 in the scorebook but a commendable feat …
Mark Bowman / MLB.com:
Braves again load up with pitching  —  Atlanta takes 17 hurlers among 22 first-day draft picks  —  ATLANTA — Going into this year's First-Year Player Draft, there were many people indicating there wasn't a very deep talent pool.  But it was certainly vast enough for Braves director …
 
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Jeff Zrebiec / Baltimore Sun:
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George Henry / MLB.com:
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Dallas Morning News:
Good catchers are keepers  —  A draft day lesson for you: The Rangers value catchers.
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Brian O'Neill / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:
Stats Geek: Pirates should bloom after special May
Associated Press:
Dodgers pick Mattingly's son No. 31
Joe Strauss / St. Louis Post-Dispatch:
Pujols likely out 4-6 weeks
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Rich Draper / MLB.com:
Giants grab Huskies ace with first pick
 

 
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