A missed chance RBI could rue
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OIL continues to set new records by the day. Last Friday, it was in whispering distance of $50 a barrel as Iraq and the woes of the giant Russian producer, Yukos, kept markets on tenterhooks.
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For the sake of argument, here&#39;s hoping Barry Bonds&#39; next home run ball travels 500 feet, minimum. In these days of inflated baseball, something monstrous for No.
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There is a chance the Orioles could benefit from yesterday&#39;s failed three-way trade between the Yankees, Dodgers and Diamondbacks.
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Lose the choreography and dial back the frivolity. Thatâs my advice for the Mets as they resume the season. The Yankees, on the other hand, could use a bit of strut.
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Ah, the big inning. It's been the hot topic around Daisuke Matsuzaka, that one inning that can cost a team a game in a pitcher's inability to get the final out. Or anyone out.
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After getting the clutch two-out hit that gave him his first multi-RBI game in the majors, Brandon Watson was not done. He stretched the single into a double with a headfirst slide that barely beat the throw from right field.
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Pedro MartÃ­nez may return to the mound on Monday, although there is still a chance the Mets will be cautious and ask him to pitch once more in the minors.
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Mitt has a moment  -  just when he needed one. But for the rest of the field, it was a snooze-fest of missed opportunities
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There's a method to spotting tomorrow's home runs.
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A day after saying health will be one of the keys to whether he plays long enough to have a chance to break Hank Aaron&#039;s career home run record, Barry Bonds was scratched from San Francisco&#039;s lineup because of a sore back.
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Manny Ram&#xED;rez missed his 20th straight game with a strained left oblique, with rookie Brandon Moss playing left field last night against the Blue Jays. The Sox were without three regulars: Kevin Youkilis (wrist), Coco Crisp (back), and Ram&#xED;rez.
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Baseball can be so fickle. The line between the daring and defeatist is precariously thin, blurred by intangible factors, altered by blind providence.
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Barry Bonds is beat. His legs are aching, he's exhausted and mired in one of his worst slumps ever. Looks like that chase for 755 could take a while.
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Hit No. 255, like 52 others by Ichiro Suzuki this season, didn't reach the outfield grass. No. 256 came on a single to right.
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Three days after his gaffe on the basepaths, the outfielder drops a fly ball in the 12th that leads to a loss. By Tim Casey -- Bee Staff Writer.
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Maybe he read the wrong scouting report, and mixed up his Japanese pitchers. Maybe Barry Bonds was looking for the gyroball instead of the fastball that the Giants' slugger took from Hideki Okajima for a third strike in the eighth inning yesterday afternoon, with a game there to be won for the visitors.
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Barry Bonds heard the familiar chorus of boos each time he touched the ball in left field. When he came to the plate and didn't get to swing, that derision was directed at the mound. And, later, at St. Louis shortstop Aaron Miles after his third costly error in one inning.