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September 5, 2008- Morneau's grand slam helps Twins beat Tigers 10-2
- Brandon Jones helps Braves beat Nationals
- Bruce's slam leads Reds over Cubs 10-2
- AL Capsules
- Myers, Dobbs lead Phillies past Mets in opener
- Davis slams Orioles, Oakland walks to lopsided win
- Halladay, Rios help Blue Jays beat Rays
- Sore elbow sidelines Indians' Anthony Reyes
- Cepeda honored by Giants with bronze statue
- Deposed Cardinals closer to undergo elbow surgery
- Rangers OF Marlon Byrd hurt diving for ball
- AL HR Carlos Quentin breaks wrist hitting own bat
- Schmidt: Mets know Phillies are better than them
- Shawn Hill has successful surgery on right elbow
- Orioles get pitcher Bass from Twins
- Red Sox activate Beckett, Lowell and Casey
- Angels rookie helps ump mess up call
- Zambrano feels better, Piniella gets lost
- Rangers' Kinsler having season-ending surgery
- Athletics recall RHP Gray from Sacramento
- White Sox's Quentin shrugs off MVP talk
- Orioles hitting coach Crowley suspended for 1 game
- Trembley to return as Orioles manager in 2009
- Brewers add third baseman Mike Lamb
- Angels-White Sox Preview
- Baseball Today
- Baseball Calendar
- Kazmir pitches Rays to win over; Angels win, too
- Indians-Royals Preview
- Padres-Brewers Preview
- Royals sweep doubleheader over A's
- Padres deal slumping Brewers another loss
- Thursday's AL Capsules
- Yankees-Mariners Preview
- NL Capsules
- Rays end two-game skid, beat Yankees 7-5
- Oft-injured Hill to have surgery
- Abreu scratched with sore left wrist
- Litsch four-hits Twins in Blue Jays 9-0 win
- Atlanta rookie throws 6 shutout innings vs. Nats
- Owner knows Sabathia's big pay day is coming
- Pirates-Giants Preview
- Arizona looking to take command of NL West
- Former infielder Todd Cruz dead at 52
- Red Sox poised to set sellout streak record
- Votto's homer, single rally Reds over Pirates 8-6
- Zambrano gets injection for rotator cuff soreness
- Phillies 3B coach Smith suspended 2 games
- Hunter, Santana lead Angels over Tigers 7-1
- Shea seats selling briskly at $869 a pair
- Marlins-Cardinals Preview
- Red Sox-Rangers Preview
- Zambrano has shot for tendinitis
- RH Josh Fogg leaves game with strained groin
- Nationals lower ticket prices for at new ballpark
- Astros-Rockies Preview
- Diamondbacks-Dodgers Preview
- First use of instant replay backs onfield call
- Brewers, Rays good stories but a good Series?
- Rays drop second straight to Yankees
- Cubs lose season-high fifth straight
- DeWitt, Berroa hit homers to spark Dodgers
- Athletics-Royals Preview
- Wednesday's NL Capsules
- Diamondbacks defeat Cardinals 4-3
- Polanco's 3 RBIs lead Tigers over Angels
- A-Rod homer upheld by instant replay
- McDonald lifts Jays over Twins
- Cubs still in dark about Z
- Wolf, Wigginton spell W for Astros
- Guzman stays hot, leads Nats past Phillies 9-7
- A Rod focused on wins and not milestones
- Wednesday's AL Capsules
- LaRoche ends slump in Pirates 6-5 win over Reds
- Church's slam helps Mets win 9-2, sweep Brewers
- MLB's scoring committee rules against Sabathia
- Flores' sprained ankle gives Montz a Nats chance
- Athletics, Royals game wiped out by rain
- Giants, behind Zito, slow Rockies with 9-2 victory
- Nippert pitches Rangers to win over Seattle
- Red Sox tie big league sellout streak at 455
- Swisher, Ramirez lead White Sox past Indians, 4-2
- Ramirez homers in Marlins 5-3 win over Atlanta
- Glaus hits 300th career homer
- A's move Thomas to 60-day DL, ending his season
- Braves' Cox extends ejection record to 143
- MRI confirms sprained ankle for Nationals' Flores
- Crede joins list of White Sox injured players
- Running Yankees trickier than giving good quotes
Updated September 5, 2008
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