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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -If it hadn't yet sunk in for rookie Troy Tulowitzki the significance of his unassisted triple play, he got a better idea Monday.Tulowitzki walked into Colorado's clubhouse and was told by clubhouse manager Keith Schulz that his j

MILWAUKEE (AP) -Cardinals' slugger Albert Pujols got a premature walk in the sixth inning of St. Louis' game against the Milwaukee Brewers on Monday night.Pujols fell behind Brewers' starter and former teammate Jeff Suppan 0-2 before fouling off a p

NEW YORK (AP) -The New York Mets got a double dose of bad medical news Monday: Starting pitcher Orlando Hernandez has bursitis in his right shoulder and second baseman Jose Valentin has a partially torn knee ligament.Both were put on the 15-day disa

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -Bobby Murcer knows what its like to lose a teammate and the emotions the St. Louis Cardinals feel after the death of reliever Josh Hancock won't soon go away.The same day he delivered an emotional eulogy for dear friend and teamm

MILWAUKEE (AP) -A day after the death of Josh Hancock, the St. Louis Cardinals tried to move on. They had a game to play.But for Scott Spiezio, it was too much to handle. He told manager Tony La Russa to pull him from the starting lineup Monday nigh

OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -Milton Bradley couldn't have envisioned such a dire situation in Oakland's outfield.``Billy Beane is getting gray hairs if he doesn't already have some,'' Bradley said in reference to the Athletics' general manager, who must be

NEW YORK (AP) -George Steinbrenner has spoken: For now, Joe Torre has his backing to turn around the Yankees following a start the owner termed ``clearly not acceptable.''Torre was joined by general manager Brian Cashman on the team's charter flight

ATLANTA (AP) -Braves closer Bob Wickman went on the disabled list with an upper back strain on Monday, one day after the veteran blew a save for the second straight time.Wickman was unable to hold a two-run, ninth-inning lead in a 9-7, 11-inning los

Even with baseball's drug-testing program up and running, selling steroids to major leaguers was still profitable enough for Kirk Radomski to put in a pool behind his Long Island house and a pair of pricey cars on the driveway. Although those expens

NEW YORK (AP) -This was how Yankees fans liked to see David Ortiz - with a pen in hand, rather than a bat.Hoping for another big hit, the Boston slugger signed copies of his autobiography Monday at a Manhattan bookstore.``It's surprising,'' said Ort