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8:20 PM ET, September 1, 2007

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Associated Press:
Glaus, Jays hand M's 8th straight loss  —  TORONTO (AP) — The Seattle Mariners are paying a big price for not doing the little things.  —  Troy Glaus singled home the go-ahead run in the eighth inning and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Mariners 2-1 on Saturday, sending Seattle to its season-high eighth straight loss.
Discussion: Bluebird Banter
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John Hickey / seattlepi.com Mariners blog:
Things a little out of order in Toronto  —  One of the few truly weird moments of the 2007 season took place in the bottom of the second inning Saturday in Toronto.  —  With the Mariners and the Blue Jays scoreless in the bottom of the second, Toronto second baseman Aaron Hill came …
John Hickey / Seattle Post-Intelligencer:
Mariners Notebook: Short-armed M's nearly turn to Felix
Discussion: U.S.S. Mariner
D.J. Short / MetsBlog.com:
preGame: Mets at Braves (Game Two)  —  The Game:  —  The first-place Mets (74-60) continue their weekend series with the Braves (69-66) this afternoon at Turner Field, starting at 3:55 pm EDT.  —  The Lineup:  —  SS Jose Reyes leads off, followed in order by 2B Luis Castillo …
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Adam Rubin / NY Daily News:
Mike Pelfrey (0-7) starting over for Mets  —  ATLANTA - Mike Pelfrey will start today's game against the Braves, while the Mets also will add righthanders Philip Humber and Willie Collazo to the bullpen as rosters expand.  —  Willie Randolph said Pelfrey's major-league experience …
Discussion: Associated Press and New York Post
Adam Rubin / NY Daily News:
Mets' John Maine baffles Braves to snap skid, keep lead at 2  —  ATLANTA - Step back from the ledge.  For one day, at least.  —  Carlos Delgado and Jose Reyes homered and John Maine took a scoreless effort into the sixth as the Mets recovered from a gut-wrenching four-game sweep in Philly …
Discussion: Mets Geek and New York Post
Fluto Shinzawa / Boston Globe:
Painful defeat for Sox  —  Drew exits after Wakefield scratched  —  For an instant, the ball that blasted off Miguel Tejada's bat found its way into the glove of Coco Crisp, who had raced to the depths of center field to make the play.  —  But once Crisp ran full speed into the wall …
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Spencer Fordin / MLB.com:
Orioles end skid against Red Sox  —  Five-run sixth inning puts Baltimore ahead for good  —  BOSTON — If you were superstitious, you might wonder if Dave Trembley's used up all his karma.  Baltimore's manager has been in the dugout for 10 days since being confirmed to stay in his position next season …
Daniel Malloy / Boston Globe:
Orioles break it open
Discussion: Associated Press
Paul Meyer / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:
Pirates Notebook: Pearce, Morgan coming up today  —  MILWAUKEE — After their 3-2 loss to Milwaukee tonight, the Pirates announced first baseman Steve Pearce, outfielder Nyjer Morgan and left-hander Juan Perez will join the team tomorrow from Class AAA Indianapolis when major league rosters expand from 25 players.
Discussion: Bucs Dugout
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Jenifer Langosch / MLB.com:
Notes: Pirates announce callups  —  Pearce, Perez, Morgan to be brought up from Triple-A  —  MILWAUKEE — The Sept. 1 callups began on Aug. 31 for the Pirates.  Well, at least that's when the announcement came.  —  Following the Pirates' loss to the Brewers on Friday …
Chris Jenkins / Associated Press:
Gallardo, Brewers inch closer in Central
Discussion: MLB.com, The Griddle and Brew Crew Ball
Mike DiGiovanna / Los Angeles Times:
Rangers sidetrack Escobar's Cy Young bid  —  Angels catcher Jeff Mathis talks to starting pitcher Kelvim Escobar after Escobar walked a batter to load the bases in the second inning Saturday against the Texas Rangers.  Escobar gave up six hits and five runs in 2 2/3 innings to take the loss.
Discussion: Associated Press
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Associated Press:
Angels win in 10, lead AL West by 6 1-2
Discussion: 6-4-2
Brian Costello / New York Post:
YANKEES TURN TO KENNEDY  —  The latest rookie gets to take his turn in the Yankees rotation.  —  Ian Kennedy, the team's No. 1 pick in 2006, gets the start today against Tampa Bay in place of slumping Mike Mussina.  —  Kennedy showed up at Yankee Stadium on Thursday and threw in the outfield and from the pitcher's mound.
Joe Cowley / Chicago Sun Times:
Ozzie: No more Mr. Nice Guy  —  Says he'll go back to his old ways; MacDougal roughed up in latest loss  —  CLEVELAND — Gather the children, tell them to press their hands to the sides of their heads and ''make earmuffs,'' because Ozzie ''Bleeping'' Guillen is back, and he doesn't care whom he offends.
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Scott Merkin / MLB.com:
Notes: Guillen hard on self, team
Discussion: South Side Sox
Rick Gano / Associated Press:
Ramirez's HR powers Cubs over Astros 4-3  —  CHICAGO (AP) — Lou Piniella has spent most of his life in baseball.  Still, there are things he can't explain, such as why his Chicago Cubs have struggled to hit homers.  —  When Aramis Ramirez hit a two-run, tie-breaking homer and Derrek Lee added …
Discussion: Bleed Cubbie Blue
Alyson Footer / MLB.com:
Astros to call up seven in September  —  Anderson to join club Saturday, six more to arrive Wednesday  —  CHICAGO — As the calendar flips to September, the Astros' traveling party can expect to become much bigger in the next few days.  —  Seven Minor Leaguers will join the team in the very near future.
Discussion: The Crawfish Boxes
T.R. Sullivan / MLB.com:
Notes: Jaramillo a wanted man  —  Rangers hope to extend contract of popular hitting coach  —  ANAHEIM — The Rangers have addressed manager Ron Washington's contract.  The next step is to bring back all his coaches.  —  At the top of the list is hitting coach Rudy Jaramillo, whose contract is up at the end of the season.
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Drew Davison / MLB.com:
Washington extended through 2009
 
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