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Cjennings / Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees Blog:
Guzman to NY, Claggett DFA, Kennedy to SWB  —  In a move that seemed to catch every player in the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees clubhouse offguard, the New York Yankees called up speedy outfielder Freddy Guzman this morning.  To make room for Guzman on the 40-man roster …
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Bryan Hoch / MLB.com:
Yankees promote speedster Guzman  —  Move gives Bombers another basestealing threat in the outfield  —  NEW YORK — The Yankees can tell from looking at Freddy Guzman's career statistics that he knows how to run.  With an eye toward October, they'd like the chance to see it up close.
Associated Press:
Holliday, bullpen help Cardinals sink Marlins  —  ST. LOUIS (AP) — Matt Holliday (FSY) drove in three runs to top 100 RBIs for the third time in his career and the St. Louis Cardinals' bullpen rescued struggling Todd Wellemeyer (FSY) in an 11-6 victory over the Florida Marlins on Monday night.
Discussion: Yahoo! Sports and USA Today
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Associated Press:   St. Louis Cardinals' John Smoltz feels fine despite skipping Monday start
B.J. Rains / MLB.com:
Lohse OK after MRI, may return Friday
Discussion: Viva El Birdos
Associated Press:
Tigers capitalize on errors, rally to beat Blue Jays  —  DETROIT (AP) — Marco Scutaro's (FSY) second error of the game allowed Brandon Inge (FSY) to score from second base in the bottom of the 10th inning, and the Detroit Tigers rallied to beat the Toronto Blue Jays 6-5 on Monday night.
Discussion: TigerBlog and Yahoo! Sports
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Associated Press:   Detroit Tigers' Leyland: Magglio Ordonez will reach plate incentive
Richard Griffin / Toronto Star:
Ricky Romero's rookie star fading
Discussion: Roto Savants and Bluebird Banter
Mark Gonzales / Chicago Tribune:
Scout says Chicago White Sox's Alex Rios is ‘a teaser’  —  One scout calls him tease, but Guillen backs struggling outfielder  —  Right fielder Alex Rios almost over runs Kevin Youklis' single in the first.  (Phil Velasquez, Chicago Tribune / September 7, 2009)
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Chris Haft / MLB.com:
Lincecum returning for Wild showdown
David Murphy / Philly.com:
Predicting the playoff rotation
Associated Press:
It's over!  Rays end 11-game skid, knock off Orioles  —  BALTIMORE (AP) — Having finally rid themselves of an embarrassing losing streak that ended their playoff hopes, the Tampa Bay Rays can turn their attention toward concluding the season on a positive note.
Discussion: Camden Chat and Yahoo! Sports
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Marc Topkin / St. Petersburg Times:
Tampa Bay Rays DH Pat Burrell says he's frustrated, embarrassed by poor season  —  BALTIMORE — Pat Burrell's frustration over the losing streak is what surfaced Sunday, his angry dispute of a call he knew was right and subsequent ejection.  —  “When you're on a good team …
Anthony McCarron / NY Daily News:
Girardi gives Bruney yank despite ejection  —  Here's a window into how it works when a manager is ejected - when Joe Girardi, who was thrown out of Sunday's game in the fifth inning, was asked about Brian Bruney's rocky ninth inning of relief, Girardi perhaps let slip who was still calling …
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Jim Baumbach / Newsday:
Ump doesn't have vendetta against Yankees
Discussion: iYankees
Mark Feinsand / New York Daily News Blogs:
Blogging The Bombers  —  It's amazing all the points of view …
Jack Curry / New York Times:
Two-Run Eighth Gives the Yankees a Victory  —  Brett Gardner used his churning legs to treat the Los Angeles Angels the same way the Angels have treated the Yankees in game after exasperating game.  Gardner was an annoyance on the bases Monday night, scoring the winning run as the Yankees won, 5-3, at Yankee Stadium.
Discussion: Angels Unplugged
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Associated Press:
Yankee Stadium HR record falls with 8 games left
Discussion: Angels Unplugged and SBNation.com
Mark Bowman / MLB.com:
A healthy Hudson presents choices  —  Retaining veteran could pay off in future for Braves  —  ST. LOUIS — Tim Hudson will have to wait a few more months before regaining all of the arm strength that he possessed before undergoing Tommy John elbow reconstruction surgery last year.
Discussion: MLB Rumors and Circling The Bases
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ESPN:
The overlooked stars of the season
Discussion: NESN.com and Chop-n-Change
Curtis Granderson / Yahoo! Sports:
The Grandstand: Jim Riggleman wasn't entirely wrong  —  Jim Riggleman recently made a comment about how baseball isn't a physically taxing sport.  It drew a fair amount of attention, but he certainly isn't the only person who feels this way.  —  In fact, I can't say that I disagree with him.
Discussion: Federal Baseball
Bill Ladson / MLB.com:
Inbox: Where are Chico, Martis?  —  Beat reporter Bill Ladson answers Nats fans' questions  —  I recently read about the September callups for the Nationals.  I was shocked not to see Matt Chico's name on the list.  I really liked him in 2007 when he was the team's most consistent starting pitcher.
Discussion: DC Sports Plus and MLB Rumors
Steve Gilbert / MLB.com:
Reynolds not worried about strikeout totals  —  Slugger focused on helping D-backs with homers, steals  —  PHOENIX — Mark Reynolds knows what most people want to talk to him about.  —  “Everyone always wants to ask about the strikeouts,” he said.  —  So let's get that out of the way first.
Dave Cameron / FanGraphs Baseball:
The Rise Of Center Field  —  I don't know if you've noticed or not, but there are a lot of really good center fielders in baseball right now.  There is so much talent in center field that we could be seeing the dawning of the greatest group of talent to ever play the position at the same time.
Discussion: THE BOOK and Yawkey Way Academy
John Tomase / Boston Herald:
'09 starts anew for Sox righty Daisuke Matsuzaka  —  + Recent Articles + Recent Blog Entries + Email + Bio  —  There are forgotten men, and then there's Daisuke Matsuzaka [stats].  —  For a while it looked like Harry Lime or Keyser Soze would appear at Fenway Park [map] before Matsuszaka …
Discussion: Red Sox Monster
Associated Press:
Baltimore Orioles decide to shut down rookie hurler Brian Matusz  —  BALTIMORE — Pitcher Brian Matusz is being shut down by the Baltimore Orioles, who are wary of overextending the rookie left-hander in his first professional season.  —  “It's the right thing to do for Matusz and it's …
 
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