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 Frustrated Yankees find themselves tied for last in AL EastNew York’s offensive struggles with men on base reached new lows during Monday night’s 6-0 loss to the Kansas City Royals
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 Sunday MLB Roundup: Three-run blast helps Dodgers edge CardsPinch-hitter Scott Van Slyke belts his first MLB home run
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 McNamee identifies three other players he says took HGHThe key witness in the Roger Clemens perjury trial testified Monday about three other baseball players who he said took human growth hormone.
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 Interleague games boost MLB attendanceMajor League Baseball sets top weekend attendance since 2009
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 J.P. Arencibia named AL player of the weekBlue Jays catcher had four home runs, 10 RBIs and seven runs scored in six games
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 Jewish-Americans making Israel a World Baseball Classic contenderNew caoch Brad Ausmus optimistic about chances
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 Pirates trade Drew Sutton to RaysTampa Bay acquires infielder one day after Pittsburgh made a trade to get him
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 Cardinals' Berkman out six to eight weeksKnee injury forces 36-year-old onto DL
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 Cardinals' Lance Berkman out with knee injurySt. Louis first baseman and 2011 comeback player of the year placed on disabled list
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 Strasburg homers, strikes out eight in Nats win over OriolesStephen Strasburg hit his first major league home run and struck out eight in five innings to carry the Washington Nationals past the Baltimore Orioles 9-3 Sunday.
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 Rhode Island's big bet on Schilling raises questionsRhode Island's gamble on former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling's video game company is prompting questions from lawmakers about the wisdom of giving an untested company so much help.
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 If Lind has been waived, it is news to FarrellJays will not confirm or deny a report that Lind has been placed on outright waivers
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 Empty seats have Indians' Perez angry at fansChris Perez is throwing some heat at Cleveland fans.
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 Babe Ruth jersey fetches $4.4MJersey worn by ‘The Bambino’ in 1920 sells at auction
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 Brewers manager Roenicke says team maybe too quietBrewers manager Ron Roenicke says this year's Milwaukee team might be too sedate.
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 Morrow throws a three-hit shutout as Jays down MetsBrandon Morrow pitched his second shutout in four starts, blanking the Mets on three hits and leading the Toronto Blue Jays over New York 2-0
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 Ortiz powers BoSox past PhilliesBoston gets 7-5 interleague victory
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 Clemens lawyer attacks key piece of evidenceAttacking key prosecution evidence, Roger Clemens' lawyer went through the items in a Miller Lite beer can one at a time and tried to cast doubt on the syringes and medical waste allegedly used to inject the famous pitcher with performance-enhancing drugs.
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 La Russa's successor in St. Louis managing a first-place team, minus the dramaThe trick play, a delayed double steal, had blown up moments earlier and now Mike Matheny had to face the music.
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 Cubs pitcher Kerry Wood announces retirementKerry Wood, who electrified baseball with a 20-strikeout game as a rookie in 1998 before his career was slowed by injuries, is retiring.
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Leyland on criticism: 'We've got it coming' Jim Leyland can handle a little criticism, and the way his Detroit Tigers are playing, he expects it.
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Verlander nearly throws 3rd no-hitter for Tigers Justin Verlander came within two outs of his third career no-hitter, allowing only Josh Harrison's ninth-inning single in the Detroit Tigers' 6-0 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Friday night.
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 Blue Jays' bats pound visiting MetsToronto counts five home runs en route to third straight win
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 New-look Blue Jays top YankeesJose Bautista goes deep and Drew Hutchison throws six strong innings to help offset the loss of Brett Lawrie and Adam Lind in 4-1 win
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 Up next for the JaysThe Toronto Blue Jays will begin a three-game series against the New York Mets at Rogers Centre on Friday to kick off interleague play.
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