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The Padres and Yankees padded their leads while the Twins and Rockies stayed hot.

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It took John Lindsey 16 years for this moment and just because it lasted barely a moment, it was still the thrill of a lifetime.

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Cory Luebke tossed six shutout innings to earn his first Major League victory while helping the Padres complete a sweep of the Dodgers and add to their NL West lead with a 4-0 win on Wednesday.

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Coco Crisp's all-out ways may have influenced the diving attempts of a fan looking to grab hold of one of the A's outfielder's home runs during Wednesday's contest against the Mariners.

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Jeff Mathis' sacrifice fly to right field in the 16th inning didn't even draw a throw and the Angels outlasted the Indians, 4-3, Wednesday night at Angel Stadium.

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Giants reliever Santiago Casilla threw a 63-mph down-the-middle strike on Wednesday night. Of course, he didn't intend to.

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Barry Zito pitched six solid innings, but the D-backs' Daniel Hudson pitched seven better ones in Arizona's 3-1 win, snapping San Francisco's four-game winning streak.

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Courtesy of a little long ball and small ball combo, the A's squeaked by the Mariners, 4-3, in the rubber match of a three-game set at the Oakland Coliseum on Wednesday.

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Troy Tulowitzki hit two homers, helping the Rockies to their sixth straight win, 9-2, vs. the Reds on Wednesday. However, Aaron Cook suffered a non-displaced fracture in his right leg.

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