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John Nadel / Associated Press:
Rockies win club-record 10th straight — LOS ANGELES (AP) — Josh Fogg allowed five hits over 6 2-3 innings against a lineup that included five September callups, leading the Colorado Rockies to their franchise-record 10th straight victory, 2-0 over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday night.
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Martin wins second annual Roy Campanella Award — Catcher voted "Most Inspirational Dodger" by his teammates — LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Dodgers announced today that catcher Russell Martin was named the winner of the second annual Roy Campanella Award, which is given to the Dodger player …
Scott Miller / CBS SportsLine.com:
Umpire Winters suspended for season after Bradley altercation — Mike Winters, the umpire involved in the heated clash with Milton Bradley in San Diego on Sunday, has been suspended without pay by Major League Baseball for the rest of the regular season. — The decision was made following …
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Rumor: Twins Ace Santana To Dodgers — (CBS) Foxsports.com is reporting a trade rumor that would send former CY Young award winner Johan Santana to the Dodgers in a deal for OF Matt Kemp. — The Dodgers would also send pitching prospect Clayton Kershaw. — Kershaw is regarded as the top pitching prospect in baseball.
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CHARLEY WALTERS: Minnesota Gophers coach Tim Brewster hopes to keep state's best players at home — Gophers football coach Tim Brewster said Tuesday he "daydreams" about what a terrific football player Ohio State junior linebacker James Laurinaitis of Wayzata is.
Colin Fly / Associated Press:
Brewers fall to Cards, stay 2 games out — MILWAUKEE (AP) — Time is running out on the Milwaukee Brewers. — The Brewers wasted a chance to cut their NL Central deficit to one game, giving up a first-inning home run to Albert Pujols in a testy 7-3 loss Wednesday night to the St. Louis Cardinals …
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Albert Pujols sets power-numbers record — St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols homered in Wednesday's game in Milwaukee, making him the first player to hit 30 home runs and drive in 100 runs in each of his first seven major-league seasons. — Pujols, 27, returned from a five …
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Jeff Pearlman / ESPN:
Darling, Hernandez give Mets best broadcast team in baseball — He came along right out of a dream — the tall, dashing, well-spoken former New York Mets right-hander with the Yale education and 136 major league victories under his belt. Ron Darling had even been something of a movie star …
Tyler Kepner / New York Times:
Yanks Took Long Way to Accustomed Spot — They started the journey seven months ago, across the bay in spring training at Legends Field. Joba Chamberlain was not invited, Roger Clemens was not signed, Melky Cabrera was not a starter, and Carl Pavano was not hurt.
Alan Robinson / Associated Press:
Arizona drops 3rd straight, 5-1 to Bucs — PITTSBURGH (AP) — This wasn't supposed to be happening to these Arizona Diamondbacks, not now and especially not in this place. — Adam LaRoche drove in three runs with a pair of doubles and Matt Morris pitched effectively over seven innings …
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Anthony DiComo / MLB.com:
Alou's hit streak has veteran thinking — Mets left fielder says he's leaning toward coming back in 2008 — NEW YORK — In the midst of a month that's seen Moises Alou all but redefine the scope of what's possible at the age of 41, the Mets left fielder said on Wednesday that he'd like to do it again — at the age of 42.
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Rob Maaddi / Associated Press:
Lohse pitches Phillies past Braves 5-2 — PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Kyle Lohse gave the Phillies something they've sorely lacked down the stretch. — Lohse pitched seven strong innings, and Philadelphia improved its playoff hopes with a 5-2 victory over the Atlanta Braves on Wednesday night.
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Cubs drop 2nd straight to Marlins, 7-4 — MIAMI (AP) — Panic, Cubs fans. — The Cubs' grip on the NL Central lead became shaky Wednesday night, when they were shut out over the final 5 2-3 innings and lost for the second night in a row to the last-place Florida Marlins, 7-4.
Anthony McCarron / NY Daily News:
Mets lose again as division lead is trimmed to one game — The Phillies' victory over Atlanta glowed from the Shea scoreboard, looming over the Mets like a threatening storm cloud as they tried to rally against the Nationals on Wednesday night in a crucial game in a pennant race …
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Associated Press:
Lowell paces suddenly Red hot Sox — LIKE THIS STORY? — BOSTON (AP) - Mike Lowell drove in five runs to lead Boston's revived hitting attack and the Red Sox cut their magic number to clinch the AL East title to two with an 11-6 win over the Oakland Athletics on Wednesday.
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