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12:35 PM ET, July 10, 2006

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Marty Noble / MLB.com:
Glavine, Reyes out of All-Star Game  —  Veteran decides he won't be able to pitch after starting Sunday  —  NEW YORK — What might have been a contingent of seven Mets All-Stars now is a set of three.  Tom Glavine, who started for the Mets on Sunday against the Marlins, has withdrawn from the game …
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Joe Capozzi / Palm Beach Post:
Abercrombie makes glaring mistake
Discussion: FishStripes
Joe Capozzi / Palm Beach Post:
Tempers are lost, followed by lead
Discussion: Deadspin
Associated Press:   Cut pinky keeps Mets' Reyes out of All-Star game
Bob Ryan / Boston Globe:
Finally, time to give it a rest  —  CHICAGO — The scoreboard in right-center field was full of ``F"s, as in final scores.  Even the West Coast games were complete.  As a matter of fact, the Sunday night game between St. Louis and Houston was underway.  —  All-Star break getaway planes were being missed.
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Gordon Edes / Boston Globe:
Schilling not overly concerned about elbow  —  CHICAGO — X-rays of Curt Schilling's right elbow were negative after the Red Sox ace was struck by Jim Thome's line drive in the sixth, the ball caroming more than 100 feet before landing in left-center field for a single.
Phil Rogers / Chicago Tribune:   Guillen: Sox baserunning is 'Little League' in 11th
Phil Rogers / Chicago Tribune:
Worth the wait  —  Sox's Dye, Iguchi key 19-inning victory
Discussion: Exile in Wrigleyville
Richard Durrett / Dallas Morning News:
Millwood expects Friday start  —  ARLINGTON - Rangers right-hander Kevin Millwood said he is healthy and ready to start Friday in Baltimore.  —  Millwood threw off a mound Sunday for the first time since straining his right biceps muscle July 2 against Houston.
Discussion: Lone Star Ball
Baseball America:
Braves, Indians Get Active In Pacific Rim  —  The international signing period, which began July 2, doesn't just apply to Latin America.  —  The Braves and Indians made significant splashes in the Far East in the first week of the period, with both teams signing pitchers out of Taiwan …
Discussion: Braves Journal
Troy E. Renck / Denver Post:
Measuring homers a guessing game  —  Pittsburgh - Bow-tied essayists and dyed-in-flannel traditionalists love small ball.  Most fans, however, love to see the ball get small.  —  Dating to 1883, there has been a fascination with big-league power, with watching a ball loosen itself …
Ken Davidoff / Newsday:
Hughes: Wait and see  —  PITTSBURGH - Phil Hughes isn't buying it.  —  Not yet, anyway.  —  Maybe he'll feel differently if July 31 passes and he still can wear a Yankees cap, as he did yesterday.  —  "You never know," the righthander said at PNC Park.
Discussion: WasWatching.com
Nick Cafardo / Boston Globe:
Jays hovering near the top  —  Trying to shake also-ran tag, Toronto is eyeing playoff run  —  Toronto Blue Jays general manager J.P. Ricciardi will be in Pittsburgh with his kids to watch Tuesday night's All-Star Game, his last chance for some family fun before buckling down for the second half of the American League East race.
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Larry Millson / Globe and Mail:
Slammed players in an interview
Discussion: Toronto Star
Adam Kilgore / Washington Post:
Bullpen Melts Down, Nats Limp Into Break  —  The phone rang in the Washington Nationals' bullpen in the middle of the sixth inning, with the home team leading by six runs, seemingly coasting to a series-salvaging win over the San Diego Padres.  Manager Frank Robinson was on the line …
Bill Shaikin / Los Angeles Times:
Kennedy: Contract Is Up to Club  —  OAKLAND — Adam Kennedy wants desperately to remain with the Angels beyond this season, but he has not made a contract proposal to the club.  The Angels have not offered a new contract, and Kennedy said he would not ask his agent to make a proposal.
Paul Sullivan / Chicago Tribune:
Baker's job status raising ire of Eyre  —  MILWAUKEE — Cubs reliever Scott Eyre on Sunday accused the media of hurting the team by focusing on Dusty Baker's job status instead of the game.  —  "I think if we keep playing the way we played this series, and if everyone would stop talking about Dusty's job …
Marc Topkin / St. Petersburg Times:
Huff wants to keep on hitting  —  ST. PETERSBURG - Usually, Aubrey Huff can't wait for the All-Star break.  —  But with a rejuvenated bat that, after two months of immense struggle and injury, has produced a .433 average, 13 doubles, five home runs and 16 RBIs over his past 23 games …
Discussion: Ben Maller
New York Post:
WAGS WOULD MORTGAGE FUTURE, BUT WILL OMAR?  —  July 10, 2006 — BILLY WAGNER turns 35 in two weeks and the Mets have a 12-game lead in the NL East.  These are the pertinent numbers in the closer's baseball life.  The short time he has left in the game and the wide lead his club has in its division.
Discussion: Hot Foot
Adam Kilgore / Washington Post:
Patterson Will Rest Until He's Healthy  —  John Patterson left yesterday's game after the first inning of his start with a right forearm strain, the same injury that caused the right-hander to spend 57 games on the disabled list this season.  Both Patterson and Washington Nationals Manager Frank Robinson …
Juan C. Rodriguez / Sun-Sentinel:
Beinfest has no regrets on slashing payroll  —  NEW YORK — The Marlins began the season with a projected 25-man roster payroll of less than $19 million.  Based on what they've already paid players in the first half and looking ahead at what they owe, that figure likely won't change much by season's end.
 
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