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USA! 3-1 SOLO

According to Buster Olney of ESPN.com, the Yankees are not interested in trading for Carlos Beltran.

Welcome!

all i see is a ugly ring with a dead guys name on it (rip)

Team Ortiz won Bitch!

Adrian Gonzalez might not have won the Home Run Derby but we are all winners because we don't have to listen to Chris Berman anymore.

Team Ortiz Wins!

Its Pretty sad

Phil Rogers of the Chicago Tribune reported over the weekend that the Cubs right-hander Matt Garza is “high on the list” of pitchers the Red Sox are considering trading for. Garza is 4-7 with a 4.26 ERA this season with a 3-to-1 strikeout-walk ratio. Garza has spent six years in the majors, coming up with the Twins and spending three seasons with the Rays before his trade to the Cubs this past offseason. The 27-year-old has a 46-51 career record and a 4.00 ERA. Garza, who helped the Rays beat the Red Sox in the 2008 American League Championship Series, has plenty of experience pitching in the AL East. He’s 16-11 with a 3.10 ERA and .241 BAA in 37 career games against the Blue Jays, Orioles and Yankees. He’s also 5-3 with a 3.81 ERA at Fenway.

Go A-GOD!

A-GOD tied with Cano with 20

According to Jon Heyman of SI.com, the White Sox are "fielding calls" on right-hander Edwin Jackson. The White Sox are set to open the second half of the season with six starters, so they do have a surplus. Of course, they remain in contention in the American League Central, so White Sox general manager Ken Williams will likely look for a deal that will put him in position to get major-league talent in return. The 27-year-old Jackson is set to become a free agent following the season.

According to Jon Paul Morosi of FOXSports.com, the Angels were engaged in "serious talks" with the Pirates earlier this season about a trade that would have sent outfielder-first baseman Garrett Jones to Anaheim and catcher Jeff Mathis to Pittsburgh. The discussions ultimately fell apart after Pirates' officials decided they couldn’t part with Jones’ power bat. However, the failed deal does shine a light on each team's area of need. The Pirates are currently relying on a tandem of Michael McKenry and Eric Fryer behind the plate while the Angels are on the market for a left-handed bat to complement rookie slugger Mark Trumbo

He is nice,But everybody and me says a-god has the best swing in the mlb

2 Redsox in the Final Four !

A-God and Papi Moving on!

Swing Off! Come on Papi!

Whats the Score Between al and nl?

Jose only 4

PHOENIX – Talking during the media availability for the National League All-Star team, San Diego closer Heath Bell admitted that while his priority is focusing on the current season, he is keeping an eye on the closing situation with the Red Sox. Boston’s current closer, Jonathan Papelbon, is slated to become a free agent following this season. “I look at free agency as, ‘I’m unemployed,’ and I really don’t want to be unemployed,” said Bell, who is the final year of his current deal with the Padres. “I knew Papelbon was a free agent, but that was about it, just because my friend Adrian [Gonzalez] was over there, so I wanted to see if I could go over there. That’s about it. I haven’t really thought much about it. I’m just worried about the games of right now. I’m not really worried about the offseason.” According to a major league source, the Red Sox have not engaged Papelbon in talks regarding a contract extension at any point this season. Bell has been rumored to be on the trading block as the July 31 non-waiver trade deadline approaches. He currently has 26 saves to go along with a 2.43 ERA in 37 appearances. “I’d say my dad and my mom have worried about that, my wife. They’re worried about where I’m going to go,” Bell said. “I can’t handle that. If it happens, it happens. Do I want it to happen? No. Is it a reality? Yes. I’m fine with it. I just take it as I’m going to work my butt off and give everything I have to the San Diego Padres. “When they tell me that I’m with Philly or St. Louis or Texas or the Yankees or the Angels or whoever it is, then I’m going to give my heart and soul to that team. Until then, I’ve got 24 teammates right next to me.” One team of interest to the Red So that has been linked to Bell has been the Yankees, who would use Bell in a set-up role for Mariano Rivera. “I don’t want to set up, but if I got traded to a team that was heading to the playoffs and they needed me to set up, I would definitely set up,” Bell explained. “I know I’m going to become a free agent, and I want to close after that. I definitely want to close. But if they ask me to set up the last two months of the season, then I would. I know how to do it. I know how to bust my butt, go out there, pitch the eighth inning or get the seventh and eighth. I’ll do anything to win.”

NL sucks

Dude hit the miller bottle

Suns you still like your pick

Might be something in the ball

A-GOD is killing it