O's place Tejada on DL, ending streak … PHOENIX // The Orioles placed Miguel Tejada on the 15-day disabled list today with a non-displaced fracture in his left wrist, ending the shortstop's consecutive games streak at 1,152.  —  It was the fifth-longest streak all time, behind only Cal Ripken Jr. …

Schill, just chill: No need to hasten return  —  SAN DIEGO - If you are the Red Sox [team stats] now, here is what you do: You tell Curt Schilling [stats] he was due for a vacation anyway.  You tell him to take his time.  You tell him to set his sights on the weekend of July 12-15 and not a moment earlier.

Bradley-to-Royals deal voided  —  Trade cancelled after A's learn of outfielder's oblique injury  —  MILWAUKEE — Outfielder Milton Bradley was traded to the Royals — almost.  The deal was cancelled before it actually happened.  —  The Royals, on Friday, had agreed to a trade with the Oakland A's …

White Sox dismiss Shaffer  —  Director of amateur scouting was with organization for 35 years  —  CHICAGO — White Sox general manager Ken Williams referred to the "philosophical differences" excuse for explaining personnel moves as "a tired and old expression."

Detroit deals Maroth to St. Louis  —  FOXSports.com, Updated 16 minutes ago  —  LIKE THIS STORY?  —  Seeking to bolster their rotation, the Cardinals have acquired left-handed pitcher Mike Maroth from the Tigers, FOXSports.com has learned.  —  The trade is the Tigers' second in three days …

Zimmerman loses ball in shirt  —  Nats third baseman involved in strange play  —  WASHINGTON — Nationals third baseman Ryan Zimmerman was involved in one of the weirdest plays of the 2007 season and it most likely will be seen on a blooper highlight show for years to come.

Glavine earns 296th victory, beats A's  —  NEW YORK (AP) — Tom Glavine, leading off first base, saw the ball jump off Jose Reyes' bat and knew it was time to put on the burners.  Still, the not-so-speedy Glavine was gunned down at the plate.  —  It was pretty much the only thing that went wrong for him all night.

Dukes Goes Down  —  Photo: Bill Richardson, Baseball Digest Daily  —  Uh oh...  The Tampa Bay Devil Rays have optioned outfielder Elijah Dukes to the minor leagues and placed him on the temporary inactive list.  The Rays also selected veteran outfielder Dustan Mohr from Durham (AAA) …

Chipper sits out with another injury  —  Chipper Jones once went eight years between stints on the disabled list.  Yes, eight years.  —  These days, the Braves would probably be thrilled if the third baseman went eight months without a stop on the DL.  Maybe even eight weeks.  —  But eight games?

Bonds hits 749th, but Yankees roll  —  Barry Bonds got the home run.  Alex Rodriguez helped the New York Yankees earn the win.  —  In a matchup of two of baseball's most feared sluggers, Bonds' 749th career home run wasn't enough to overcome four hits and two RBI for Rodriguez as the Yankees beat …

Bergmann Set to Start On Monday  —  After spending over a month on the disabled list with inflammation in his right elbow, Jason Bergmann is set to return to the Washington Nationals' starting rotation Monday at Atlanta.  —  Bergmann originally was scheduled to start Tuesday's game …

Notes: Hill wonders 'What if?'  —  Right-hander ponders life without 2002 Colon trade with Tribe  —  WASHINGTON — On June 27, 2002, the Expos traded center fielder Grady Sizemore, left-hander Cliff Lee and infielder Brandon Phillips to the Indians for right-handers Bartolo Colon and Tim Drew and cash.

Willits, Angels keep it going  —  Rookie gets four hits, Cabrera drives in the winning run in 11th to beat the Pirates, 5-4.  —  Magglio Ordonez, Ichiro Suzuki, Reggie Willits, Derek Jeter and Placido Polanco.  OK, which one looks out of place?  —  Willits, the 25-year-old rookie from Oklahoma …

Rotation straightened out - Andrew Miller stays  —  The Tigers have made some decisions on their rotation.  Dave Dombrowski was on WXYT and said that Andrew Miller will remain in the starting rotation and Chad Durbin will move to the bullpen when Nate Robertson returns next week.

All hugs and smiles for Ken Griffey Jr.'s return  —  For all the talk Friday about what Ken Griffey Jr. meant to Seattle, perhaps nobody summed it up better than Mike Harris.  —  "When he smiled," Harris said, "you got excited about baseball."  —  The smile that got the Northwest excited …