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SI.com: Jon Heyman: Dodgers unable to pull the trigger on trades

The Dodgers are diving into the middle of a lot of trade talks, but skepticism remains steep about whether they'll actually pull anything off. "They're a mess,'' one NL executive says, flatly.

SI.com: Fan injured, 17 ejected in minor league brawl

Umpires ejected 15 players and the two managers following a bench-clearing brawl during a tense game between the Midwest League's Dayton Dragons and Peoria Chiefs.

SI.com: Bonds among hot topics at Yankees' meetings

Barry Bonds in pinstripes? If nothing else, the New York Yankees talked about it.

SI.com: Trio of bidders left to buy Cubs

NEW YORK (AP) -- Tribune Co. is inviting at least three potential buyers who each submitted bids for the Chicago Cubs and Wrigley Field near or above $1 billion to participate in a second round of proposals, according to a person involved in the process.

SI.com: Jon Heyman: Market shifts as deadline nears

The word is that the asking price for Pirates outfielder Xavier Nady has "loosened'' a tad, and that Pittsburgh seems more interested than before in trading him.

SI.com: John Donovan: Twins once again find ways to win

There comes a time in every baseball season when surprises are no longer surprises. If something caught you off guard in April or in May, and what was going on way back then is still going on now ... well, you need to drop the whole wide-eyed-in-shock spiel. It's not very becoming.

SI.com: Tom Verducci: Firemen extinguished, All-Star rosters and protecting pitchers

You may want to consider adding Mike Marshall's 1974 Cy Young year to your list. While not strictly a "closer", entering 106 games and pitching 208 innings in relief (with 21 saves) is as mind-boggling now as it was then. Back when relievers were given the Firemen of the Year Award, he did the work of two whole firehouses and a squad of pumper trucks. -- Mike, Rye, N.Y.

SI.com: BP: Unconventional Wisdom: Final Forecast for the National League

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SI.com: Nats give All-Star shortstop $16M extension

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Washington Nationals shortstop Cristian Guzman agreed to terms Tuesday on a $16 million, two-year contract extension that takes him through the 2010 season.

SI.com: Astros get Wolf from Padres

HOUSTON (AP) -- The Houston Astros, believing their season can still be saved, acquired pitcher Randy Wolf from San Diego on Tuesday in exchange for minor leaguer Chad Reineke.

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