Notes: Guillen visits clubhouse  —  Outfielder packs up belongings, ready to begin rehab  —  WASHINGTON — Almost two weeks after having elbow reconstruction, Nationals outfielder Jose Guillen arrived at Robert F. Kennedy Stadium on Wednesday afternoon to pack some boxes and then rehab his elbow in Miami.

Baker: Cubs are not out of it yet  —  Chicago manager won't talk about the future, just this season  —  MILWAUKEE — The Cubs are playing better, but it has nothing to do with the pressure being off and them conceding the season.  There may be 11 teams ahead of them in the National League Wild Card race …

Piazza tags Pedro for two HRs, but Mets hold off Padres  —  CBS SportsLine.com wire reports  —  NEW YORK — Mike Piazza hit the ball so well, he turned the cheers to boos.  He almost turned the game in the San Diego Padres' favor, too.  —  Piazza hit two more home runs off Pedro Martinez …

Report: Marlins top pick Allison has second overdose  —  Marlins pitching prospect Jeff Allison has reportedly suffered his second overdose in just over two years.  —  According to The Boston Globe, Medford, Mass., police found Allison unconscious Monday in an apartment building.

Red Sox try to end three-game slide  —  Boston (65-46) at Kansas City (39-73), 8:10 p.m. ET  —  Stop the skid.  —  That will be the Red Sox's mission as they look to end a three-game losing streak Wednesday night at Kauffman Stadium.  —  Despite Tuesday's loss, Boston is 3-1 against Kansas City in 2006.

Utley right in middle of Phils' big inning  —  Second baseman laces key three-run double, hustles to score  —  ATLANTA — At the core of Philadelphia's eventful, extended seventh-inning offensive barrage stood Chase Utley, pumping his fist at second base one second and daringly sliding into home the next.

Finally 30  —  It took 19 years and at times the drought seemed like a lot longer than that, but the Twins finally have another 30-homer hitter.  Justin Morneau smacked his 30th homer of the season last night, becoming the first Twins batter to reach that mark since I was four years old.  Seriously.

Yankee Stadium jumper banned for life  —  Harper, 19, dropped 40 feet onto large net behind home plate last year  —  NEW YORK - A baseball fan who jumped from the upper deck at Yankee Stadium onto the netting behind home plate has been banned for life from the ballpark and could be sent to jail, a judge said Wednesday.

Ross' walk-off caps Reds' wild win  —  Cincinnati overcomes early four-run deficit against St. Louis  —  CINCINNATI — When thinking of Reds hitters capable of delivering gargantuan home run blasts, David Ross wouldn't even put David Ross near the top — or bottom — of the list.

Mitchell Investigators to Try Again With Baker  —  WHAT did Dusty Baker know and when did he know it?  Maybe he did not know anything, but whatever the level of Baker's knowledge, the Mitchell steroids investigators may yet have a chance to ask him.  —  They had their first chance to speak to Baker …

Catching up with Kent Tekulve  —  Longtime Bucs closer surpsingly became a Phillie in 1985  —  PHILADELPHIA — He knew as soon as the visiting bullpen gate opened at Veterans Stadium that Philadelphia fans would shower him with boos.  —  It was mostly a case of booing the uniform and not the person.

BRANDON HARPER  —  Nationals Report: Pitch and catch with ....  Was there ever a point in 10 years that you considered giving it up?  —  I had a few low points, but just the injuries I had were tough.  I missed a whole season [in 2002] and I missed parts of three seasons other times.

Defense helps Batista baffle Giants  —  Arizona turns club-record five double plays to back righty  —  PHOENIX — If given the choice, Diamondbacks manager Bob Melvin would rather his pitchers give up one too many hits, rather than issue an exorbitant amount of bases on balls.