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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
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 …
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.
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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 …
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.
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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.
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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 …
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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 …
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 …
Joshua Robinson / New York Times:
Mets Rally With Three Walks in 10th to Top Braves — Carlos Beltran stood at the plate in the 10th inning Tuesday, watching pitches zip by him like cars past a bus stop. The Braves' Jeff Bennett would deliver, and Beltran would watch the spinning blur of red and white disappear into the catcher's mitt.
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.
Maury Brown / The Biz of Baseball:
PED Issue in Baseball Should Be More Complex for Justice and Ringolsby — Houston Chronicle columnist Richard Justice said on Twitter over the weekend that he was “annoyed by the columnists that say Bud Selig and Don Fehr are to blame for Manny's positive test. How idiotic. It's all on the players.”
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 …
MLB:
Washington Nationals' Ryan Zimmerman extends hitting streak to 30 games — SAN FRANCISCO — Ryan Zimmerman has swiftly extended his hitting streak to 30 games, getting a first-inning single in the Washington Nationals' game against the San Francisco Giants.

