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Tom Verducci / SI.com:
Giants, Athletics angling to acquire White Sox slugger Adam Dunn — The San Francisco Giants and Oakland Athletics are among teams interested in acquiring Chicago White Sox slugger Adam Dunn before the Monday deadline for postseason eligibility, two sources told SI.com.
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ESPN:
A's get Adam Dunn from White Sox — The Oakland Athletics have acquired slugger Adam Dunn in a trade with the Chicago White Sox. — The Athletics announced the trade Sunday on their official Twitter account, saying that the White Sox received minor league pitcher Nolan Sanburn in exchange …
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Associated Press
Buster Olney / ESPN:
A's close to trade for Adam Dunn — The Oakland Athletics are closing in on a trade for Chicago White Sox slugger Adam Dunn, sources told ESPN. — The 34-year-old Dunn, who has 460 career home runs, is in the last year of a four-year, $56 million deal with the White Sox.
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True Blue LA
Steve Adams / MLB Trade Rumors:
Brewers Acquire Jonathan Broxton — 1:49pm: Broxton was a waiver claim, C. Trent Rosecrans of the Cincinnati Enquirer writes (Twitter links). Reds GM Walt Jocketty says that the two teams have agreed on one of the players to be named later and have a list of players for the other.
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MLB Daily Dish, HardballTalk, Brew Crew Ball and Red Reporter
Associated Press:
Paredes Homers as Orioles Beat Twins 3-2 — BALTIMORE — Chris Davis hit a go-ahead sacrifice fly in the seventh, Jimmy Paredes homered and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Minnesota Twins 3-2 on Saturday night. — The Orioles have won five of their past six games and lead the Yankees by eight games in the AL East.
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CBSSports.com, Baltimore Sun, Twinkie Town, Camden Chat and Canadian Press
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Charlie Wilmoth / MLB Trade Rumors:
Orioles Acquire Alejandro De Aza — The Orioles have announced that they've acquired left-handed outfielder Alejandro De Aza from the White Sox for minor league pitchers Miguel Chalas and Mark Blackmar. Orioles executive Dan Duquette says (via MASNsports.com's Roch Kubatko on Twitter) …
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South Side Sox and Camden Chat
Associated Press:
Strasburg Pitches Nats to 3-1 Win Over Mariners — SEATTLE — Stephen Strasburg pitched into the eighth inning and Jayson Werth hit his second home run in two nights to lead the Washington Nationals past the Seattle Mariners 3-1 on Saturday. — Strasburg (11-10) went 7 2-3 innings and struck out eight …
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U.S.S. Mariner, Federal Baseball and Lookout Landing
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TSN.ca:
Blue Jays turn to Happ in series finale against Yankees — The Sports Network — Brandon McCarthy tries to bounce back from his worst start as a member of the New York Yankees today when they play the rubber match of their three-game series with the Toronto Blue Jays.
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Canadian Press and Pinstripe Alley
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Chris Toman / MLB.com:
Ellsbury injures ankle during play at the plate
Ellsbury injures ankle during play at the plate
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Pinstripe Alley and HardballTalk
Marc Topkin / Tampa Bay Times:
Rays still have things to play for in September — We know what the Rays would prefer to be playing for over the final month of the season: a fifth trip to the playoffs in seven years. But though manager Joe Maddon continues to keep the faith, that seems quite unlikely …
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MLB Trade Rumors
Mark Sheldon / MLB.com:
‘Humbled’ Bruce addresses season-long slump — PITTSBURGH — Jay Bruce isn't going to take the easy way out, and manager Bryan Price wouldn't let him even if the Reds right fielder wanted to. Even as one of the most difficult seasons of his Major League career is winding down, Bruce will keep working to find a way to improve.
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HardballTalk
Associated Press:
Watch Highlights — AT&T Park, San Francisco, California — R — H — SF — Recap — Box Score — Play-By-Play — Photos — Conversation — Giants' Jake Peavy loses no-hitter in 8th, settles for win over Brewers — SAN FRANCISCO — Jake Peavy took a no-hitter …
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McCovey Chronicles and ESPN
Associated Press:
Angels Use 8 Pitchers to Beat A's 2-0, Extend Lead — ANAHEIM, Calif. — The Los Angeles Angels used eight pitchers — a franchise record for a nine-inning game — in a 2-0 victory over Oakland on Saturday night that increased their AL West lead over the Athletics to four games.
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Athletics Nation, CBSSports.com and Associated Press