Angels' Weaver records win No. 11, Jays fall without Halladay  —  CBS SportsLine.com wire reports  —  ANAHEIM, Calif. — At this point in his outstanding rookie season, few things faze Jered Weaver.  He's not intimidated by matching up against a Cy Young Award winner, nor facing a World Series MVP with the bases loaded.

Nats fall short in finale vs. Rockies  —  Washington winless in eight-game season series vs. Colorado  —  DENVER — The season-series sweep is complete.  The Washington Nationals couldn't find a way to stay with the Colorado Rockies once again, losing 13-9 on Sunday to make it an imperfect eight-for-eight.

Giants' owner unsure whether team can re-sign Bonds  —  SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Barry Bonds' future in San Francisco is no more clear now than it was six months ago.  —  Giants owner Peter Magowan vowed Sunday to hold off on a decision about bringing back the 42-year-old slugger until after the season …

Cliff: Time to put up, shut up  —  Cliff Floyd emerged from a closed-door meeting with Willie Randolph sounding like a guy whose spot on the postseason roster is in real doubt.  The left fielder said he'd been scratched from yesterday's starting lineup because of his chronically sore left Achillies …

Giving It Up for Mr. Met  —  LOOKING for Mr. Right?  How about Mr. Wright?  —  A lot of women — and men — are finding him, along with his teammates, irresistible.  —  David Wright, 23, the power-hitting third baseman of the Mets, is one reason an expanding group of local baseball fans are counting down to the postseason.

Kaat's meow  —  Signing off after 25 memorable years behind mike  —  When the cameras are shut down and there is nothing left but silence Friday night, Jim Kaat will walk out of the Yankees' TV booth in the Bronx for the final time.  —  Kaat, who has spent 13 seasons as a Yankees analyst (WPIX, MSG, YES), will retire.

Mets troubled by left-handed pitching  —  Despite impressive record, team has struggled vs. southpaws  —  NEW YORK — Break down the Mets' record in almost any way, and it says success.  In some cases, it screams dominance.  Their record in one-run games (29-14) is the best in the game.

Breaking in players during a pennant race  —  Some time in the next few days, Howie Kendrick (212), Robb Quinlan (212) and Jose Molina (208) will each pass 215 official plate appearances for the season, for the first time in their respective big-league careers.  What's the significance of that?

2,930 'Putouts' Without Leaving the Stands  —  Zack Hample wrote the book on how to snag major league baseballs.  In fact, it was published in 1999.  —  Hample, a 28-year-old from Manhattan, says he has collected 2,930 baseballs from 29 of the 30 current major league parks and a dozen former parks.

Notes: A-Rod sits out with stomach bug  —  Rodriguez says same ailment caused him to miss two games  —  BALTIMORE — There's something about Baltimore that just doesn't agree with Alex Rodriguez.  —  A-Rod was out of the lineup Saturday with a stomach bug, the same ailment that caused …

Can Astros afford to improve in 2007?  —  The good news for the Astros is that right-hander Roger Clemens and left-hander Andy Pettitte both are pitching well enough to entertain the notion of returning next season.  —  The bad news is that it will be virtually impossible for the Astros …