The Phillies are reportedly considering pulling Brett Myers out of the starting rotation, according to The Philadelphia Daily News. Myers is 3-9 with a 5.84 ERA this season. Manager Charlie Manuel is considering a number of options for Myers, but sending him to the minors is not one of them. "I want to make sure we do what's right for the team and Brett," Manuel said. "He's definitely kind of mentally spent right now. Those are things that we've been talking about, and we'll talk more about it tomorrow."

Mets' shortstop Jose Reyes had a public meltdown during the team's 3-1 win over the Yankees on Sunday, according to The New York Daily News. With two outs in the seventh inning, Melky Cabrera hit an easy grounder to Reyes, but his throw to first was high and Carlos Delgado was pulled off the bag. Jose Molina, the next batter, hit a fly ball to right field that ended the inning. However, as the final out took place Reyes slammed both his sunglasses and glove on the ground in a public display of frustration. "I don't feel happy with the way I've played defense so far this year, so I've got 11 errors, so I don't feel happy," Reyes said later. "That's an easy play for me right there" Interim Manager Jerry Manuel didn't feel the need to discuss the incident with Reyes.

Cubs' third baseman Aramis Ramirez will miss the next three games as he tends to family matters back home in the Dominican Republic, according to The Chicago Sun-Times. Ramirez asked for four days off but was told he could only take three. He will rejoin the team Thursday for the finale of a four-game series in San Francisco. He struggled over the weekend, going 0-for-13, as he appeared distracted on the field.

The Red Sox have increased their security after receiving a number of threats heading into their three-game series with the Rays in Tampa, according to The Boston Herald. The Sox recently received a mailed threat, which targeted black and Latin players, according to sources. Boston will play in Tampa on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday night. The threat is believed to be unrelated to the recent tensions between the Sox and Rays, who play for the first time since their brawl at Fenway Park earlier this month.

Johan Santana got a little testy after his most recent loss on Saturday to the Yankees, according to The New York Post. He pitched well, losing 3-2, but his 3.01 ERA hasn't been enough to propel the Mets to the top of the NL East. "All I can say is that I'm doing my job," said Santana. "Other than that, there's nothing else I can do. I can't go out there and do the things that my teammates have to do." Santana is 7-7 this season. "I don't know if he can pitch any better than how he's pitched [in these past five starts]," said manager Jerry Manuel. "Us not scoring runs puts a lot of stress on every pitch. He feels like he can't make a mistake."

The Yankees added a fresh arm to their bullpen Saturday, purchasing Dave Robertson?s contract from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. The club also optioned Kei Igawa back to Triple-A, one day after he was called up, as reported by the Associated Press. In other news, the team acknowledged that Hideki Matsui could need surgery on his ailing left knee if it doesn?t start feeling better. The slugger was placed on the 15-day disabled list Friday.

Carlos Delgado broke a Mets' team record on Friday afternoon when he recorded nine RBI's against the Yankees in the Bronx, according to The New York Times. The Mets took game one of the doubleheader 15-6, before losing 9-0 to the Yankees at Shea Stadium on Friday night. Delgado hit a grand slam in the sixth inning and clubbed a three-run home run in the eighth that put the game out of reach. "Here we are, trying to run, do all these things, and we?ve got this kind of power sitting there ready to explode," Manuel said of Delgado, who broke Dave Kingman?s single-game team record of eight runs batted in, set on June 4, 1976. "He just put us on his back today."

White Sox Manager Ozzie Guillen wouldn't rule out ever taking a job with the crosstown Cubs if his current employer decided to fire him, according to The Chicago Tribune. "I can not say no because you never burn your bridges," Guillen said. He has a close relationship with Cubs' General Manager Jim Hendry. "You never know what's going on in life," Guillen said. "I love the general manager. I get along real well with everyone in the organization. I respect the organization. But I saw ( Los Angeles Dodgers manager) Joe Torre the other day in that Dodgers' uniform, and it looked weird."

Braves' Manager Bobby Cox believes that maple bats put both players and fans in danger, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "It's really dangerous," said Cox, who never even saw a piece from a maple bat fly over his head last week. "There are four or five a night," Cox said of the dangerous broken bats. "We're going to lose an eye or something. It could be a fan, could be an umpire, could be a player, could be guys in the dugout, could be anybody. They're going that far." Major League Baseball is considering a crackdown on the use of maple bats.

Cubs' pitcher Carlos Zambrano is hoping to pitch for the National League at the All-Star Game next month, according to The Chicago Tribune. "I'm ready," Zambrano said. "I want to pitch in the All-Star Game. I want to help the National League so we can be have home-field advantage in the World Series. A little help from me and [Cincinnati ace Edinson] Volquez and all the pitchers who go and all the hitters, we can finally win one." He is scheduled to come off the disabled list on the fourth of July.