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Feeling No Pain, Rodriguez Starts for Yankees — Alex Rodriguez was in the starting lineup for the Yankees last night in New York, a day after straining his left hamstring. — Rodriguez worked out on the field before batting practice to test his leg. He did some running and took grounders …
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Peter Abraham / The LoHud Yankees Blog:
Game 81: Twins at Yankees — Here is the lineup: — YANKEES — Damon DH — Cabrera CF — Jeter SS — Rodriguez 3B — Posada C — Matsui LF — Abreu RF — Phillips 1B — Cano 2B — Wang RHP (7-4, 3.86) — Pregame chatter: Minnesota is starting Carlos Silva (6-8, 4.15).
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Bill Madden / NY Daily News:Controversy over wife's attire suits Alex to a 'T'
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Ken Rosenthal / Fox Sports:
Buehrle-ChiSox deal must get done — LIKE THIS STORY? — The Mark Buehrle contract will get done. It has to get done. The difference between Buehrle and the White Sox — a year-and-a-half of no-trade protection — is too small for the deal to collapse.
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Rosenthal's Latest: Buehrle, Bourn — Just got back from watching the new Transformers movie. I found it disappointing. It was a bit cheesier and for-kids than I expected or the ads lead you to believe. Shia LaBeouf was a bright spot but most of the dialogue makes you wince.
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Angels designate reliever Carrasco for assignment — ANAHEIM, Calif. — The AL West-leading Los Angeles Angels designated right-hander Hector Carrasco for assignment Tuesday and recalled right-hander Chris Resop from Triple-A Salt Lake. — The 37-year-old Carrasco was 2-1 with a 6.57 ERA …
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Ben Bolch / Los Angeles Times:
Angels drop reliever Carrasco — Struggling pticher is designated for assignment as the team calls up Chris Resop. — Having tired of waiting for Hector Carrasco to recapture the form that made him an effective reliever last season, the Angels this morning designated the veteran right-hander for assignment.
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Big Unit goes back on DL with back injury — PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona pitcher Randy Johnson was put on the 15-day disabled list for the third time this season, sidelined Tuesday because of a sore back right before his scheduled start at St. Louis. — The Diamondbacks promoted 22-year-old …
The Biz of Baseball:
Is Miller Brewing Slamming The Brewers? — Written by The Staff — A billboard at Wrigley Field is making some question whether Miller Brewing, is slamming the Milwaukee Brewers in favor of the Chicago Cubs. — Miller has been a key sponsor of the Brewers - including the naming rights …
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Mark Hale / New York Post:
PEREZ IS PUT ON DL — The Mets' rotation is 40 percent weaker. Oliver Perez has joining Jorge Sosa on the disabled list. — The left-hander, who is having a terrific season, has been bothered by a stiff back. Not only did Perez miss his scheduled start on Sunday but he was scratched from tonight's tentative rescheduling as well.
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Ronald Blum / Associated Press:
NAACAP president belittles baseball's efforts — NEW YORK (AP) — The new interim president of the NAACP belittled baseball's efforts to boost black participation, chastising the sport in a letter Tuesday to commissioner Bud Selig. — Baseball announced an agreement last month with KPMG …
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Associated Press:
On DL again, Podsednik called 'unreliable' — CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago White Sox placed outfielder Scott Podsednik on the 15-day disabled list Tuesday because of a strained left ribcage muscle, leaving the team without its leadoff hitter. — The injury occurred Sunday while batting …
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Nick Cafardo / Boston Globe:
A few things.... First of all, a collective standing-O for Julio Lugo. He broke his 0-for-33 with a second-inning single up the middle scoring a pair of runs after Jason Varitek's grounder with the bases full scored the first run in three three-run second inning. — Lugo was batting ninth tonight.
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Bob Ryan / Boston Globe:
A very good night — To some, perhaps even most, the definition of a great baseball game must include a game-winning homer, a Top 10 highlight catch, somebody whiffing 18 people, or some such dramatics. — We had only one of those at Fenway last night —
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Mark Hale / New York Post:
METS GET GOOD REPORT ON ALOU — Moises Alou received positive news yesterday, as he was examined and is slated to head to St. Lucie next week for rehab. — Alou has been out since May 13 with a strained left quad, and assistant GM John Ricco said yesterday that the left fielder is "improving."
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John Manuel / Baseball America Prospects Blog:
Futures Game Roster Update — In for the U.S. team: righthander Kevin Mulvey (Mets) and infielder Matt Tolbert (Twins). Out for the U.S.: Jacoby Ellsbury (Red Sox) and Matt Garza (Twins), both of whom will miss the game after being promoted to the major leagues.
