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12:55 AM ET, May 13, 2009

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Cjennings / Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees Blog:
May 12: Yankees vs. Charlotte  —  Top first: Five-pitch first inning for Chien-Ming Wang.  — After a first-pitch strike, a weak groundout to the right side.  Wang came off the mound to make the play and flip to first.  — First-pitch chop in front of the plate.  Chris Stewart started the 2-3 putout.
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Peter Abraham / The LoHud Yankees Blog:
Game 32: Yankees at Blue Jays  —  YANKEES (15-16)  —  Pitching: RHP A.J. Burnett (2-0, 5.26).  —  Burnett vs the Toronto hitters.  —  BLUE JAYS (22-12)  —  Scutaro SS  —  Hill 2B  —  Rios RF  —  Wells RF  —  Lind DH  —  Rolen 3B  —  Overbay 1B  —  Barajas C  —  Snider LF
Tyler Kepner / New York Times:
Halladay, Burnett's Teacher, Dismisses Yankees
Discussion: Bluebird Banter
Sam Borden / The Journal News:
Trost standing by new Stadium  —  Yankees chief operating officer Lonn Trost has taken a lot of heat regarding issues at the new Yankee Stadium, but he stood firm today addressing several topics at a press conference to announce the sale of memorabilia from the old Yankee Stadium.  —  Among the concerns:
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ESPN.com:
New York Yankees watching wind, home runs at new stadium  —  NEW YORK — The New York Yankees are monitoring the wind and home runs at their new ballpark along with the empty seats close to the field, but they plan no changes.  —  Chief operating officer Lonn Trost said Tuesday more wind studies …
Discussion: Deadspin and Yahoo! Sports
Associated Press:
Werth swipes four bases, steals home, as Phillies edge Dodgers  —  PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Chan Ho Park had his second straight effective outing to win his first game with Philadelphia, and Jayson Werth stole home to lead the Phillies to a 5-3 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday night.
Discussion: Yahoo! Sports and True Blue LA
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Rhett Bollinger / MLB.com:
Hard work paying off for Pierre  —  A starter again, outfielder benefiting from preparation  —  LOS ANGELES — As Juan Pierre talked to reporters following his three-hit performance on Sunday, his black T-shirt read “A minor setback for a major comeback.”  —  The statement emblazoned across …
Dan Connolly / Baltimore Sun:
Jones powers Orioles over Rays  —  O's center fielder hits two home runs in 7-5 victory  —  Orioles center fielder Adam Jones (right) receives congratulations from left fielder Felix Pie after hitting a three-run home run in the second inning against the Tampa Bay Rays at Camden Yards.
Discussion: Camden Chat
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Jeff Zrebiec / Baltimore Sun:
Injury to Orioles' Scott isn't serious  —  MRI reveals sprain, not tear; DH might play Thursday  —  The Orioles got about the best news possible on the health of designated hitter Luke Scott as a magnetic resonance imaging taken Monday revealed just a sprain in his left rotator cuff and not a tear as Scott had originally feared.
MLB.com:
Clemens breaks silence, maintains stance  —  Denies drug use, calls book's allegations ‘completely false’  —  Roger Clemens, participating in an interview Tuesday for the first time in months, repeated his denial that Brian McNamee injected him with performance-enhancing drugs …
Discussion: A Red Sox Fan …
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Troy E. Renck / Denver Post:
Stewart leads offensive pop  —  This wasn't a game.  It was pop Rock.  Channel 1 on Sirius.  In Tuesday's 12-1 rout, the Rockies went Black Eyed Peas on the Houston Astros: “Boom, Boom, Pow.”  —  The Rockies pounded four home runs, including shots from Todd Helton and Brad Hawpe, who finished with a career-high five RBIs.
Discussion: Yahoo! Sports and Purple Row
Juan C. Rodriguez / Sun-Sentinel:
Marlins reliever Scott Proctor out for season after ‘Tommy John’ surgery  —  Expected to fill big role in Marlins bullpen, pitcher instead to miss entire season  —  MILWAUKEE - Florida Marlins right-hander Scott Proctor received the worst possible news Tuesday during his consultation with Dr. James Andrews.
Jim Baumbach / On the Yankees beat:
Jeter fighting a right oblique problem  —  Derek Jeter was scratched from the lineup because he has been fighting a right oblique issue since Saturday, manager Joe Girardi said.  —  Girardi is hoping Jeter returns to the lineup tomorrow.  —  Asked if Jeter tried to talk his way into staying in the lineup …
MLB:
Chicago White Sox outfielder Carlos Quentin scrtached with heel injury  —  CLEVELAND — White Sox outfielder Carlos Quentin was a late scratch Tuesday night because of a heel problem that is expected to keep him out of the starting lineup for two games.  —  Quentin was likely to sit …
Discussion: Yahoo! Sports and Let's Go Tribe!
MLB:
Cleveland Indians general manager Mark Shapiro standing by manager Eric Wedge despite team's record  —  CLEVELAND — Cleveland Indians general manager Mark Shapiro is standing by manager Eric Wedge despite the team's poor start.  —  The Indians, picked by many to win the AL Central …
Discussion: MLB FanHouse and Jorge Says No!
Joshua Robinson / New York Times:
Mets Rally With Three Walks in 10th to Top Braves  —  Several players crowded into the Mets' indoor batting cages Tuesday afternoon, scrambling to get in a little extra hitting.  Others, like David Wright and Jose Reyes, were in the field by 3:30, working plays around the diamond crisply fielding ground balls.
Discussion: Yahoo! Sports
George A. King III / New York Post:
CASHMAN'S STUCK WITH UGLY BULLPEN  —  TORONTO — The calendar is the Yankees' biggest enemy when it comes to any attempt to upgrade their awful bullpen.  —  “This time of the year forces you to stay with what you have,” general manager Brian Cashman said.  “That doesn't mean I won't be proactive, no doubt.”
 
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