Donnelly's sore forearm needs relief  —  Brendan Donnelly has the old-time baseball thing going.  A sense of vengeance and, apparently, a distaste for interleague play.  —  When approached before the game for his take on his move to the disabled list , which came down yesterday, Donnelly would say only, "I don't do interleague play."

Notes: Carroll called up to Marlins  —  Outfielder makes his Major League debut in KC finale  —  KANSAS CITY — Golf protocol prevented Brett Carroll's mother, Laura, from blurting out a loud scream on Saturday.  —  Called up from Triple-A Albuquerque, the 24-year-old Carroll is making …

Wang, A-Rod lead Yankees over Mets 8-2  —  NEW YORK (AP) — Alex Rodriguez hit his major league-leading 27th homer, Chien-Ming Wang came within one out of a complete game and the New York Yankees won the second Subway Series of the season Sunday night with an 8-2 victory over the stumbling Mets.

Analyst has fond thoughts of Yankees  —  George Frazier, the Rockies' television analyst for FSN Rocky Mountain, won a World Series ring with the Minnesota Twins and pitched for five major league teams.  —  But the most compelling memories of his 10- year career in the majors came in the Bronx.

Notes: Pitching tells Mets' tale  —  With starters struggling, club encounters prolonged slide  —  NEW YORK — As if the theory that pitching determines a team's level of success needs reinforcement, there is this set of Mets' pitching numbers to ponder.  —  From May 23-June 8 …

Notes: Robertson confident about return  —  Tigers southpaw working his way back from case of dead arm  —  PHILADELPHIA — Nate Robertson knows arm scares.  The Tigers lefty had Tommy John elbow ligament replacement surgery when he was still in college, and missed close to a year in the Minors with more elbow problems later.

Bowie Finds a Home In Nationals' Rotation  —  Brian Schneider was ready to shower at the end of a nine-game trip Sunday afternoon, but he considered the list in his head — starting pitchers for the Washington Nationals who are flung about the country pitching in the minors …

Resilient Escobar takes down Dodgers  —  Righty shakes off first-inning homer to pick up eighth victory  —  LOS ANGELES — The first heater that left Kelvim Escobar's hand perfectly painted the inside corner of the plate, leaving leadoff hitter Rafael Furcal frozen with indecision.  No swing.