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And baseball history buff Mike Cameron celebrates!

I wonder what else they're doing in Pittsburgh for African-American heritage weekend? I would hope an August Wilson Festival.

Well, I got one right.

Bret - remember Bobo Holliman.

Aflac trivia: Frank Thomas and Donn Clendenon?

Two men on for the CubansAnd they strand them

Mercy Mercy Mercy.

I think I will hold my tongue forever.

Floyd blows out number three, and the game is tied

Heilman picking up another Schaefer point.

Daubach making a bid to stay on the team.Yet another Met baserunning blunder, but not in a critical situation.

It's gotta be Z-man.A very nice couple of insurance runs here.

And he uses all the park to get out number three -- great catch by Beltran.

Zambrano has pretty much proved himself to me by this time.Two force outs from Wright to Joel Cairo.

Well, with Robin Ventura at third for the Mets, what do you expect?

And Benson starting strong.

Second game in a row that they score before the 4th inning.

If life hands you tomatoes, make tomato soup.

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Irregularly, and it can be just as likely to look up something specific or just to browse. Either way, it's a satisfying experience, and I wouldn't eliminate anything.

Except that they don't.

I don't agree that the All-Star balloting should be for best half-season. I think it's a chance for fans to see living legends play. I have no problem with fans voting on that basis.That works for Piazza, not Beltran.

We still expect Beltran to do better. And we're still accepting the quad story.

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I would just like to see a winning streak.