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Baseball
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Baseball highlights from games on July 3
American League
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Pettitte could be called to testify
NEW YORK - Yankees pitcher Andy Pettitte could be called to testify in Roger Clemens' federal defamation suit against Brian McNamee as part of the trainer's attempt to dismiss the case.
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Felix could return Wednesday
SEATTLE - Another day, another throwing session and another step closer to health for Felix Hernandez.
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Mariners notes: 'Mule' Miles throws out first pitch
SEATTLE - John Miles doesn't mind if you call him "Mule." It seems that just about everybody has since he was dubbed by then-manager "Candy" Jim Taylor.
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M's Cairo makes the most of rare start
SEATTLE - Jim Riggleman wouldn't take any credit for the magical foresight in inserting Miguel Cairo into the starting lineup on Wednesday.
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Mariners' bats come alive in comeback winJose Castro, the third Seattle batting coach of the year and a man who’s been with the Mariners less than two weeks, can be forgiven for wondering if big-league hitters are a different species.
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Riggleman keeps Mariners focused on working hard
SEATTLE - Ten games into his managerial career in Seattle, Jim Riggleman has installed a 10-minute series of workouts for the Mariners - infielders, pitchers and outfielders - and someone asked Tuesday if he'd seen any results.
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Tuesday's Major League Baseball highlights
American League
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Baseball notes: Homer No. 756 finally lands in Hall of Fame
NEW YORK - Now branded with an asterisk, the ball Barry Bonds launched for his record 756th home run nearly a year ago landed Tuesday night in the Hall of Fame.
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Home run leader's record-breaking 756th ball not Hall bound
COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. — Asterisk or not, the ball Barry Bonds launched for his record-breaking 756th home run won't land in the Hall of Fame. The Hall said Tuesday recent talks with fashion designer Marc Ecko, who bought the souvenir for more than $750,000 last September, had "unfortunately reached an impasse."
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Monday's Major League Baseball highights
American League
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Halladay sends M's packing
SEATTLE - R.A. Dickey labored, Roy Halladay cruised - the difference between a good start and a great one.
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Mariners look unlikely to pick up Griffey
SEATTLE - A year ago, in the feel-good story of the season, the Seattle Mariners and their fans welcomed Ken Griffey Jr. home in as memorable an interleague series as Safeco Field ever hosted.
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White Sox help American League express superiority
CHICAGO — Jim Leyland never looks happy, but you would imagine his creased, weathered frown is starting to turn upside down. Ron Gardenhire, among other American League managers, is practically giddy after a steady diet of National League competition.
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On deck for M's
On deck for M's
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