Stephen Strasburg will make the second-to-last start of his season on Friday against the Marlins.
June 2012 - Baseball Wiretap
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Justin Upton At Peace With Uncertain Future
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If Scioscia Is Fired, Red Sox Will Court Him
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Chris Berman Signs Extension With ESPN
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Niese Could Bring Solid Return For Mets
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Red Sox Expected To Target Farrell, Wallach To Replace Valentine
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Berkman Plans To Get Degree, Coach In Retirement
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After Flurry Of Deals, Dodgers Looking To Extend Colletti
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Clemens Insists He Won't Pitch For Astros This Season
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Orioles Climb Back Into First Place Tie With Yankees
The Orioles beat the Yankees 10-6 on Thursday night at Camden Yards, hitting a season-high six home runs.
Brandon McCarthy Showing Improvement After Surgery
A's pitcher Brandon McCarthy is showing signs of improvement after having surgery Thursday for a skull fracture and brain contusion caused by a line drive.
Clemens-McNamee Lawyers Agree To Pretrial Schedule
Lawyers for Roger Clemens and Brian McNamee have agreed to a pretrial schedule in the suit between the pitcher and his former personal trainer.
Jered Weaver To Miss Next Start With Sore Shoulder
Jered Weaver will miss Friday's start against the Tigers because of shoulder tendonitis.
Clemens Will Pitch To Son In Second 'Sugar Land' Start
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Chad Billingsley Done For This Season
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Juan Carlos Oviedo Has Tommy John Surgery
Marlins relief pitcher Juan Carlos Oviedo underwent Tommy John surgery on Thursday.
Dickey Has Deal For Three Children's Books
R.A. Dickey has a deal with Dial Books for Younger Readers for three books, which includes a kid's version of his memoir.
Valentine Calls First Season With Red Sox 'Miserable'
Bobby Valentine said that he was joking about punching a Boston sports radio host.
Utley Preparing For Possible Move To Third
Chase Utley fielded balls at third base on Tuesday, but Charlie Manuel wasn't at liberty to discuss whether that means a position change is imminent.
Teixeira Hopes To Return Soon; Yankees Just 2-5 Without Him
Mark Teixeira hasn't played since Aug. 27 when he strained his left calf.
Rollins Reaches 2,000-Hit Mark, Sets Sights On Bowa
Larry Bowa had 2,191 hits in his career and Jimmy Rollins is eager to pass his old skipper and verbal sparring partner.
McCann's Time With Braves May Be Nearing End
Brian McCann has struggled this season, posting career lows in both batting average and RBIs.
Chris Perez Attacks Cleveland Management, Ownership
Chris Perez was asked about the differences between the Indians and rival Tigers.
Missing Playoffs Could Change Yankees' Plan To Lower Payroll
The Yankees are planning to get their payroll below the $189 million luxury tax threshold by 2014.
Hammel Will Return To Bolster Surging Orioles
Jason Hammel is expected to come off the disabled list and start against the Yankees on Thursday.
Jered Weaver To Have Arm Examined
Jered Weaver has allowed more than three runs in just five of his 25 starts this season.
DeWayne Wise Pitches Scoreless Ninth For White Sox
The Twins scored 18 runs against the White Sox on Tuesday night, leading them to put outfielder DeWayne Wise on the mound for the ninth inning.
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