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These two teams meet for the first time since last season’s National League division series in the opener of a three-game set Monday at Dodger Stadium.

The Mets (36-25) swept that best-of-five series, outscoring the Dodgers 19-11. New York lost in seven games to eventual World Series champion St. Louis in the NL championship series.

Catcher Paul Lo Duca hit .455 (5-for-11) with three RBIs for the Mets in the NLDS, and first baseman Carlos Delgado hit .429 (6-for-14) and drove in two runs. New York also won four of the seven regular-season games between the teams in 2006, including two of three at Dodger Stadium.

The Mets have have dropped seven of nine, including Sunday’s 15-7 defeat in Detroit.

Starter Tom Glavine was roughed up for nine runs in just 4 1-3 innings as the Mets allowed season highs in runs and hits (21).

Mets third baseman David Wright, who drove in four runs in the NLDS, homered for the fourth straight game Sunday, leaving him one shy of the franchise record set by Richard Hidalgo in 2004.

The Mets will get some help tonight, as outfielder Shawn Green is expected to be activated from the disabled list. Green has been out since breaking his right foot May 25, an injury that put him on the DL for the first time in his major league career.

However, outfielder Moises Alou remains on the DL and left the team Sunday morning to fly back home for an examination on his strained left quadriceps.

The Dodgers (35-28) have also been in a rut. They lost for the fifth time in six games on Sunday, 11-5 at home to Toronto.

Los Angeles didn’t have to deal with Orlando Hernandez (3-1, 1.94 ERA), who starts the opener for the Mets, in the NLDS because the Cuban right-hander did not pitch in the postseason because of a torn muscle in his calf. He went 1-1 with a 5.40 ERA against the Dodgers last season.

Hernandez has been strong recently, allowing only two runs in 26 innings in his last four starts - the last three of which have come after a stint on the 15-day disabled list with shoulder bursitis. He threw six scoreless innings on Wednesday, but the bullpen blew his lead in New York’s 4-2 loss to Philadelphia.

Hernandez has been especially tough on the road, going 2-0 with a 1.04 ERA in four starts.

Overall, opposing batters are hitting just .173 against him.

The Dodgers will counter with Randy Wolf (7-4, 4.03), who lost for the first time since April 30 his last time out, allowing five runs in five innings of Wednesday’s 5-2 defeat in San Diego.

Wolf is 8-5 with a 3.40 ERA in 24 career starts against the Mets, but lost his last two against them.

WILL the bats come alive tonight? Probably not or at least that’s the way it plays out on paper and if they do, it will probably be in the late innings.

In fact while Hernandez is on the mound he could give up NO runs at all coming into this contest with a projected era of -.40 while Wolf comes in with 2.45

Both teams are struggling.

For Pizza I’ll take the Mets -116 & the Under 7.5 in this one.

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Monday, June 11th (All times eastern)

HOUSTON ASTROS (26-36) AT CHICAGO CUBS (27-34), 8:05 P.M. Probable Starting Pitchers: Houston - Woody Williams (2-8, 5.79) Chicago - Carlos Zambrano (6-5, 5.38)

The Houston Astros and the Cubs will take a break from interleague play tonight, as the two clubs will stop in Chicago to make up a postponed game at Wrigley Field.

The two clubs were supposed to wrap a three-game set on April 11, but the game was postponed due to snow and rain. Houston took the first two games of that set in mid-April to snap a four-game losing streak to the Cubs, who won eight of 15 versus the Astros in 2006.

The Cubs have yet to begin the second stage of their interleague schedule, as they played the Atlanta Braves over the weekend. Chicago took the first two contests of the four-game set before dropping the final two, including Sunday’s 5-4 loss.

The series got testy on Saturday, when Atlanta starter Tim Hudson hit Alfonso Soriano in the first inning. Soriano had homered three times the day before versus Atlanta.

Chicago’s Sunday starter, Ted Lilly, then hit Edgar Renteria in the first inning yesterday, and was warned by home plate umpire Jim Wolf as the benches began to empty. No punches were thrown, but Wolf decided to eject Lilly after all.

The Cubs’ bullpen did the best it could, but Ryan Dempster (1-3) gave up three runs in an inning of relief to take the loss. Michael Barrett and Mike Fontenot homered for the Cubs, who have dropped two straight after winning five of six. Chicago is six games back of Milwaukee in the NL Central, and will host Seattle on Tuesday to continue what is now a seven-game homestand.

Chicago remained without Aramis Ramirez, who is sidelined with left patella tendinitis, though the slugging third baseman was available to pinch-hit.

Carlos Zambrano will try to follow up on an excellent outing last time out. In his first start since his dugout incident with Barrett, Zambrano allowed two runs on five hits and three walks in 6 2/3 innings against the Brewers on Wednesday. He also struck out nine in the 6-2 victory that improved the right- hander to 6-5 on the year with a 5.38 earned run average.

Barrett did not catch Zambrano last week, and is not expected to do so tonight either.

Zambrano, who has alternated wins and loses over his last seven starts, is 8-5 in 19 games (17 starts) versus the Astros with a 2.57 ERA.

Woody Williams will try to get back on track when he starts against the Cubs tonight. Williams pitched well to close out May, besting the Reds 10-2, but was then pummeled at Colorado on Wednesday. The right-hander was tagged for six runs on 10 hits over six innings in an 8-7 loss to the Rockies, falling to 2-8 on the year with a 5.79 ERA.

Williams, who has lost three of his last four starts, is 3-8 in 17 games (16 starts) against the Cubs with a 4.55 ERA.

Houston fell to 3-3 on what is now a seven-game road trip with Sunday’s 6-3 loss to the White Sox. Mark Lamb hit a solo homer for Houston, which had its brief two-game winning streak snapped.

Wandy Rodriguez (3-6) was ineffective in the loss, giving up five runs — four earned — on seven hits. He struck out three and walked one for Houston, which is 7 1/2 games behind Milwaukee in the NL Central. The club next hosts Oakland.

NEW YORK METS (36-25) AT LOS ANGELES DODGERS (35-28), 10:10 P.M.

Probable Starting Pitchers: New York - Orlando Hernandez (3-1, 1.94) Los Angeles - Randy Wolf (7-4, 4.03)

The New York Mets are losing their hold on the National League East and will try to rebound tonight when they begin a three-game series with the Los Angeles Dodgers at Dodger Stadium.

New York will face the Dodgers for the first time since sweeping the best-of- five National League division series last season. The Mets also held a 4-3 edge in their season series with LA last year and won two of three at Dodger Stadium.

The Mets lost two of three to Detroit over the weekend to start a nine-game road trip and have lost six of their last seven overall as their lead for first place in the NL East has shrunk to 2 1/2 games over the Braves.

On Sunday against the Mets, David Wright homered in his fourth straight game, a three-run shot and ended 1-for-3 to extend his hit streak to 12 games, but it wasn’t enough as the club was blown out by the Tigers, 15-7.

Wright is one game shy of tying the Mets record for consecutive games with a home run. Richard Hidalgo homered in five straight games from July 1-5, 2004.

Carlos Gomez also hit a three-run homer for New York, while Tom Glavine (5-4) had a rough afternoon. The left-hander remains five wins shy of 300 for his career after allowing a career-high tying nine runs and a season-high 11 hits in a season-low 4 1/3 innings.

New York will hope for better pitching tonight from Orlando Hernandez, who will try to continue his excellent recent pitching stretch. Hernandez is just 2-0 over his last five starts despite allowing only three earned runs over that stretch for a 0.82 earned run average.

The right-hander, who is 3-1 with a 1.94 ERA on the season, got a no decision on Wednesday against the Phillies despite pitching six shutout innings. He allowed three hits and four walks over that span in what was an eventual 4-2 loss for the Mets.

Hernandez is 1-1 in three career starts against the Dodgers with a 5.40 ERA.

Randy Wolf will try to get back on track tonight for the Dodgers after having a six-game unbeaten streak stopped last time out. Wolf went 4-0 over that span, but was handed his fourth loss of the season on Wednesday against the Padres. The left-hander yielded five runs on eight hits with six strikeouts in five innings of the 5-2 setback.

Wolf, who is fifth in the National League with 80 strikeouts, has made 24 career starts against the Mets, and is 8-5 against them with a 3.40 earned run average.

The Dodgers also dropped two of three over the weekend against the Blue Jays, including an 11-5 setback on Sunday. Luis Gonzalez had a pair of doubles and three RBI for the Dodgers, who have lost five of their last six to fall 1 1/2 games behind San Diego for first place in the NL West.

Jason Schmidt (1-3) had a poor outing, giving up six runs on nine hits over four-plus innings. The veteran right-hander struck out three and walked a pair as the Dodgers fell to 1-2 on their current nine-game homestand.

CHICAGO WHITE SOX (27-32) AT PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (32-31), 7:05 P.M.

Probable Starting Pitchers: Chicago - Javier Vazquez (3-4, 4.13) Philadelphia - Adam Eaton (6-4, 5.99)

Jim Thome makes his return to Philadelphia this evening and will lead the Chicago White Sox in the first of three interleague games against the Phillies at Citizens Bank Park.

Thome signed a big free agent contract with the Phillies prior to the 2003 season and spent three years in the City of Brotherly Love, including an injury-plagued 2005 campaign. Thome was hampered by back and elbow problems that year, not to mention having to watch the emergence of rookie Ryan Howard.

The Phillies had a dilemma on their hands that year and new general manager Pat Gillick, who replaced incumbent GM Ed Wade, made a deal with the White Sox to send the slugger to Chicago for center fielder Aaron Rowand as part of a four-player deal. Since then, Howard and Rowand have both flourished in red pinstripes, while Thome has become a fan favorite in Chicago.

Thome, who belted 96 home runs over three years for the Phillies, clubbed 42 homers with 109 RBI in his first season with the Pale Hose in 2006. He is expected to play first base in the first two tests of this three-game series at Citizens Bank Park. The White Sox snapped a five-game losing streak with Sunday’s 6-3 win over the Houston Astros in the finale of a three-game series at U.S. Cellular Field.

Paul Konerko homered and starting pitcher Mark Buehrle earned his 100th career victory, as the White Sox won for just the third time in their last 15 games. Konerko finished with three hits, drove in two runs and also scored twice, while Luis Terrero and Juan Uribe added solo homers for Chicago, which is nine games off the lead in the American League Central division.

Buehrle allowed one run on six hits with four strikeouts and one walk over eight innings of work. The left-hander had been 0-3 in seven outings since his 99th win on April 23 at Kansas City.

Taking the ball for the White Sox in Monday’s series opener will be Javier Vazquez, who is 3-4 with a 4.13 ERA in 11 starts this season. Vazquez has lost four of his last five decisions, including a June 6 performance against the New York Yankees in which he gave up four runs in six innings of a 5-1 loss.

The right-hander has faced the Phillies 22 times throughout the course of his career and totes a 10-6 record with three complete games and a 4.55 earned run average against them.

Philadelphia is coming off a 17-5 blowout by Kansas City and dropped two of three against the Royals at Kauffman Stadium over the weekend after sweeping the NL East-leading New York Mets on the road.

Starting pitcher Jamie Moyer was roughed up for six runs on seven hits over just 3 2/3 innings and the bullpen was equally poor for Philadelphia. Ryan Madson allowed three earned runs, while Jose Mesa and Geoff Geary were both reached for a pair and Francisco Rosario one run in the losing cause.

Howard hit a two-run homer and Shane Victorino added a solo shot in a losing effort. The Phillies are still five games off New York’s lead in the National League East standings. Atlanta is 2 1/2 games off the top spot.

Philadelphia will send Adam Eaton to the hill this evening and he is 6-4 with a 5.99 earned run average in 12 starts this season. Eaton has won three of his last four decisions and defeated the Mets his last time out on June 6. He allowed a pair of runs through six innings of a 4-2 victory at Shea Stadium.

Eaton will make his first career appearance against Chicago tonight.

The White Sox and Phillies are meeting for the first time since Chicago won two of three games at home during the 2004 season. Before that, the White Sox went 2-1 at Philadelphia in 2002.

Chicago is 102-79 all-time in interleague play, while the Phillies own an 81-94 mark against the American League.

TORONTO BLUE JAYS (30-32) AT SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (28-34), 10:15 P.M.

Probable Starting Pitchers: Toronto - Josh Towers (2-3, 5.15) San Francisco - Matt Morris (6-3, 2.51)

The San Francisco Giants hope to put a run on the board for the first time in three games this evening when they open a three-game interleague set with the Toronto Blue Jays at AT&T Park.

The Giants enter this series on the heels of getting swept by the Oakland Athletics over the weekend, including back-to-back shutouts to close the set, culminating with a 2-0 loss in Sunday’s finale.

Matt Cain (2-6) was the tough-luck loser. The young right-hander surrendered just one run on five hits over eight innings while striking out eight for San Francisco, which has dropped five of six, 12 of 16 and was blanked in consecutive games for the first time since June 22-23, 1996.

Barry Bonds remains stuck at 746 career home runs, nine behind Hank Aaron for first on the all-time list. He ended 0-for-3 with a walk.

San Francisco, which is in the midst of a six-game homestand, has dropped six straight games at home and hasn’t lost seven in a row in San Francisco since an eight-game skid September 7-15, 1993.

Heading to the hill tonight for San Francisco will be veteran right-hander Matt Morris, who has lost two of his last three starts. Morris picked up the loss in his last start on Wednesday, despite a pretty solid outing. Against the Arizona Diamondbacks Morris surrendered just a run on seven hits in eight innings, but was tagged with the loss nonetheless, as he slipped to 6-3 on the year to go along with a 2.51 earned run average.

Morris defeated the Jays in his only other start against them back in 2003 while he was with the St. Louis Cardinals.

Toronto will counter with right-hander Josh Towers, who is back in the rotation in place of the recently released Tomo Ohka. Towers, who has never faced the Giants, was 1-3 with a 4.70 ERA in four starts to begin 2007 before making six relief appearances. He is 2-3 on the season with a 5.15 ERA and earned the win in his last outing on Tuesday with a two-inning relief stint versus the Tampa Bay Devil Rays.

The Blue Jays took two of three over the weekend from the Los Angeles Dodgers, outscoring their opponents 12-5 over the last two games. On Sunday Troy Glaus had three hits, including a pair of solo homers, and scored three runs as Toronto rolled to an 11-5 win at Chavez Ravine.

John McDonald went 3-for-4 with two RBI and scored a pair of runs for the Blue Jays, who have won five of eight.

Roy Halladay (6-2) pitched seven solid innings to earn the win, allowing three runs on five hits, while striking out two and walking three. He also had two hits and an RBI in the game.

San Francisco has won five of six from the Blue Jays and swept them in a three-game set at home the last time the teams faced off back in 2004.

SEATTLE MARINERS (33-26) AT CLEVELAND INDIANS (37-24), 7:05 P.M. Probable Starting Pitchers: Seattle - Cha Seung Baek (3-2, 4.91) Cleveland - Paul Byrd (6-2, 3.80)

The Cleveland Indians and Seattle Mariners will play the second of four makeup games this evening from a series that was postponed entirely by severe weather conditions back in early April.

Cleveland already defeated the Mariners in the first makeup game between these teams back on May 21. Seattle will also visit Jacobs Field on August 30, with the finale to be held at Seattle’s Safeco Field as part of a doubleheader on September 26.

Paul Byrd takes the hill tonight for the Indians, as he gets another crack at the Mariners. Back on April 6 the Indians were one strike away from possibly getting Byrd a snow- shortened no-hitter. However, Seattle manager Mike Hargrove argued that his team could not see, so the game was delayed and eventually postponed.

Byrd has been pretty solid for the Tribe this season, going 6-2 with a 3.80. He enters tonight’s tilt on a losing note, though, as he was defeated by Kansas City in his last start. Byrd allowed four runs and 10 hits over six innings of that one, suffering his first loss since April 21.

The 36-year-old right-hander has faced the Mariners eight times and is 6-2 against them with a 2.29 ERA.

Cleveland dropped two of three to the Cincinnati Reds over the weekend, falling 1-0 in 12 innings at Great American Ball Park on Sunday.

The Indians wasted another great performance by C.C. Sabathia. The big left- hander was spectacular tossing nine shutout innings. Sabathia surrendered three hits and walked just one while fanning six en route to the no-decision. Sabathia was vying to become the first pitcher in the majors to win his 10th game of the season.

Casey Blake was 1-for-5 for Cleveland and extended his hitting streak to 19 games. Sabathia was 2-for-3 at the plate.

Seattle, meanwhile, swept the San Diego Padres over the weekend. On Sunday Willie Bloomquist scored the go-ahead run on a Jose Lopez ground out in the ninth inning to lift the Mariners to a 4-3 win at PETCO Park.

Ichiro Suzuki drove in two runs and Jamie Burke went 3-for-4 with two runs scored for the Mariners, who rallied from a 3-1 deficit to win for the seventh time in eight games.

Miguel Batista (7-4) got the win, tossing an inning of one-hit relief. J.J. Putz tossed a perfect ninth, striking out two, for his 18th save in as many chances.

Heading to the hill tonight for the Mariners will be Cha Seung Baek, who is 3-2 with a 4.91 ERA. Baek did not get a decision in his last start on Tuesday against Baltimore, as he surrendered four runs (three earned) on nine hits in 5 2/3 innings of his team’s 5-4 win.

Baek lost to the Tribe back on May 21 and is 0-2 lifetime against them with a 4.76 ERA in two starts.

Seattle took five of nine meetings with the Indians last season and went 4-2 at Jacobs Field in 2006.

Craig Pouncey, a partner in the U.K. law firm Herbert Smith and head of the firm’s international trade law practice, provided testimony to the House Committee on Financial Services that the U.S. can come back into compliance with the World Trade Organization’s (WTO) General Agreement on Trade in Services by regulating Internet gambling. Pouncey worked on the case that found that the U.S. violated its agreement between Antigua and the United States because of a prohibition of Internet gaming services from foreign jurisdictions.

“Appropriate regulation of Internet gambling would put the U.S. on a road to resolving the WTO problem,” said Pouncey. “The U.S. would avoid having to offer possibly substantial compensation in the form of opening new markets to foreign competition, and, as a result, affecting possibly numerous other economic players in the US who have absolutely nothing to do with gambling, or the WTO gambling dispute. Further, rather than losing credibility, the U.S. would strengthen the WTO and its legal system, which the U.S. wants other countries, and in particular China, to respect.”

Pouncey added, “The same U.S. that requested, obtained, and applied these economic sanctions vis-à-vis the E.U. is now claiming that it can withdraw commitments without compensation because it did not intend to make these commitments. In my view this is wrong as a matter of law. I am convinced, therefore, that a number of WTO member countries will take the same view and seek compensation from the U.S. I also believe that the U.S. will be asked, as a result, to open up other markets. This will be the price that the U.S. has to pay to avoid…regulation of Internet gambling.”

“The U.S. should regulate Internet gambling and come into compliance with WTO requirements,” said Jeffrey Sandman, spokesman for the Safe and Secure Internet Gambling Initiative. “Traditional forms of gambling exist in almost every state, including horse racing on the Internet. It does not make sense to pick and choose the gambling activities one should be able to enjoy in the comfort of their home. Congress should give people the freedom to decide whether they want to gamble online and regulate Internet gambling to protect consumers and to stay in compliance with the WTO.”

In 2007, the WTO ruled that UIGEA unfairly targets offshore casinos and found that the U.S. should not be prohibiting foreign operators from accepting bets and wagers online for horse racing while allowing the same bets and wagers to be placed online with domestic companies. Under this ruling, the U.S. would either have to prevent any and all Internet gambling, including horse racing, or agree to let foreign Internet gambling operators do in the U.S. what domestic operators can do or face sanctions. The Internet Gambling Regulation and Enforcement Act would bring the U.S. into compliance with the WTO requirements.

The Safe and Secure Internet Gambling Initiative promotes the freedom of individuals to gamble online with the proper safeguards to protect consumers and ensure the integrity of financial transactions. For more information on the Initiative, please visit www.safeandsecureig.org. The website provides a means by which individuals can register support for regulated Internet gambling with their elected representatives.

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8:05 PM EDT 959 houston astros (r) williams, w 960 chicago cubs (r) zambrano, c -210 / -205 -200 WRITE-IN GAME; Chi Cubs (3B) Ramirez NOT expected to start

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2008 NFL FUTURES Line From: Jun 11 - 07:39 AM Cut Off # Description Odds 2008 NFL FUTURES - Jun 12 ***SUPER BOWL XLII*** Jun 12 - 9:00 PM ODDS TO WIN 2008 SUPERBOWL 1 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS +665 2 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS +405 3 CINCINNATI BENGALS +2000 4 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS +205 5 BALTIMORE RAVENS +1500 6 DENVER BRONCOS +1700 7 PITTSBURGH STEELERS +2700 8 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS +5000 9 CHICAGO BEARS +1200 10 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS +2000 11 CAROLINA PANTHERS +2000 12 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS +1650 13 NEW YORK GIANTS +3000 14 DALLAS COWBOYS +1750 15 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES +2000 16 WASHINGTON REDSKINS +4100 17 ST LOUIS RAMS +5000 18 ARIZONA CARDINALS +3000 19 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS +2300 20 MIAMI DOLPHINS +5500 21 NEW YORK JETS +3500 22 BUFFALO BILLS +7000 23 TENNESSEE TITANS +5500 24 MINNESOTA VIKINGS +7000 25 ATLANTA FALCONS +3050 26 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS +5500 27 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS +2500 28 GREEN BAY PACKERS +5000 29 DETROIT LIONS +10000 30 HOUSTON TEXANS +9000 31 CLEVELAND BROWNS +6800 32 OAKLAND RAIDERS +12000 2008 NFL FUTURES - Jul 01 ***AFC CONFERENCE*** Jul 01 - 7:00 PM TEAM TO WIN THE 2008 AFC CONFERENCE 1241 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS +525 1242 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS +465 1243 CINCINNATI BENGALS +1215 1244 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS +305 1245 BALTIMORE RAVENS +1215 1246 DENVER BRONCOS +1215 1247 PITTSBURGH STEELERS +1525 1248 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS +2550 1249 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS +1415 1250 MIAMI DOLPHINS +3050 1251 NEW YORK JETS +2250 1252 BUFFALO BILLS +5250 1253 TENNESSEE TITANS +3050 1254 HOUSTON TEXANS +6050 1255 CLEVELAND BROWNS +4550 1256 OAKLAND RAIDERS +8550 ***AFC DIVISIONS*** Jul 01 - 7:00 PM TEAM TO WIN THE 2008 AFC EAST DIVISION 1351 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS -385 1352 NEW YORK JETS +525 1353 MIAMI DOLPHINS OR BUFFALO BILLS +605 Jul 01 - 7:00 PM TEAM TO WIN THE 2008 AFC NORTH DIVISION 1355 BALTIMORE RAVENS +165 1356 PITTSBURGH STEELERS +235 1357 CINCINNATI BENGALS OR CLEVELAND BROWNS +165 Jul 01 - 7:00 PM TEAM TO WIN THE 2008 AFC SOUTH DIVISION 1361 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS -250 1362 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS +325 1363 TENNESSEE TITANS OR HOUSTON TEXANS +605 Jul 01 - 7:00 PM TEAM TO WIN THE 2008 AFC WEST DIVISION 1365 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS -140 1366 DENVER BRONCOS +165 1367 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS OR OAKLAND RAIDERS +605 ***NFC CONFERENCE*** Jul 01 - 7:00 PM TEAM TO WIN THE 2008 NFC CONFERENCE 1261 CHICAGO BEARS +525 1262 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS +825 1263 CAROLINA PANTHERS +825 1264 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS +805 1265 NEW YORK GIANTS +1615 1266 DALLAS COWBOYS +865 1267 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES +865 1268 WASHINGTON REDSKINS +2250 1269 ST LOUIS RAMS +2250 1270 ARIZONA CARDINALS +2250 1271 MINNESOTA VIKINGS +4050 1272 ATLANTA FALCONS +2250 1273 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS +2850 1274 DETROIT LIONS +6050 1275 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS +1215 1276 GREEN BAY PACKERS +2250 ***NFC DIVISIONS*** Jul 01 - 7:00 PM TEAM TO WIN THE 2008 NFC EAST DIVISION 1371 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES +205 1372 DALLAS COWBOYS +205 1373 NEW YORK GIANTS +305 1374 WASHINGTON REDSKINS +465 Jul 01 - 7:00 PM TEAM TO WIN THE 2008 NFC NORTH DIVISION 1375 CHICAGO BEARS -270 1376 GREEN BAY PACKERS +545 1377 DETROIT LIONS +1045 1378 MINNESOTA VIKINGS +525 Jul 01 - 7:00 PM TEAM TO WIN THE 2008 NFC SOUTH DIVISION 1381 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS +165 1382 CAROLINA PANTHERS +205 1383 ATLANTA FALCONS +305 1384 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS +605 Jul 01 - 7:00 PM TEAM TO WIN THE 2008 NFC WEST DIVISION 1385 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS +145 1386 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS +245 1387 ARIZONA CARDINALS +385 1388 ST LOUIS RAMS +405

CFL GREY CUP - ODDS TO WIN Line From: Jun 11 - 07:39 AM Cut Off # Description Odds CFL GREY CUP - ODDS TO WIN - Jun 28 Jun 28 - 6:30 PM ODDS TO WIN 2007 CFL GREY CUP 1 MONTREAL ALOUETTES +475 2 BRITISH COLUMBIA LIONS +300 3 CALGARY STAMPEDERS +300 4 TORONTO ARGONAUTS +485 5 SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS +600 6 WINNIPEG BLUEBOMBERS +450 7 EDMONTON ESKIMOS +1175 8 HAMILTON TIGERCATS +2000

2008 BCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Line From: Jun 11 - 07:39 AM Cut Off # Description Odds 2008 BCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP - Sep 01 ***ODDS TO WIN*** Sep 01 - 1:00 PM TEAM TO WIN THE BCS NATIONAL CHAMPOINSHIP 5501 ALABAMA +3000 5502 AUBURN +2000 5503 ARIZONA +8000 5504 ARIZONA STATE +8000 5505 ARKANSAS +4000 5506 CALIFORNIA +1500 5507 CLEMSON +6000 5508 COLORADO +12000 5509 FLORIDA +500 5510 FLORIDA STATE +1500 5511 GEORGIA +2000 5512 GEORGIA TECH +20000 5513 IOWA +5500 5514 LOUISVILLE +1250 5515 LSU +550 5516 MIAMI FLORIDA +4000 5517 MICHIGAN +450 5518 MICHIGAN STATE +12000 5519 NC STATE +12000 5520 NEBRASKA +2500 5521 NOTRE DAME +3000 5522 OHIO STATE +1500 5523 OKLAHOMA +850 5524 OREGON +4000 5525 PENN STATE +1000 5526 RUTGERS +1800 5527 SOUTHERN CAL EV 5528 TENNESSEE +1500 5529 TEXAS +550 5530 TEXAS A AND M +4000 5531 UCLA +4000 5532 VIRGINIA +20000 5533 VIRGINA TECH +1850 5534 WEST VIRGINIA +750 5535 WISCONSIN +3000 5536 FIELD +1000

2007 HEISMAN TROPHY Line From: Jun 11 - 07:39 AM Cut Off # Description Odds 2007 HEISMAN TROPHY - Aug 31 ***ODDS TO WIN*** Aug 31 - 12:00 PM ODDS TO WIN THE 2007 HEISMAN TROPHY 701 RAY RICE +800 702 DARREN MCFADDEN +600 703 COLT MCCOY +1800 704 ANTHONY MORELLI +4000 705 CJ SPILLER +1500 706 PERCY HARVIN +2000 707 JOHN DAVID BOOTY +500 708 CJ GABLE +2200 709 MIKE HART +1000 710 CHAD HENNE +1500 711 JONATHAN STEWART +2500 712 STEVE SLATON +500 713 PAT WHITE +1500 714 CHASE DANIEL +2000 715 COLT BRENNAN +800 716 TIM TEBOW +1200 717 MATTHEW STAFFORD +5000 718 BRIAN BROHM +650

2007 NCAA CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP Line From: Jun 11 - 07:39 AM Cut Off # Description Odds 2007 NCAA CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP - Aug 31 ***ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE*** Aug 31 - 1:00 PM ODDS TO WIN THE ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE 461 BOSTON COLLEGE +1000 462 CLEMSON +400 463 DUKE +10000 464 FLORIDA STATE +200 465 GEORGIA TECH +2500 466 MARYLAND +1200 467 MIAMI +300 468 NORTH CAROLINA +1500 469 NORTH CAROLINA STATE +1500 470 VIRGINIA +2000 471 VIRGINIA TECH +250 472 WAKE FOREST +1800 ***BIG 10 CONFERENCE*** Aug 31 - 1:00 PM ODDS TO WIN THE BIG 10 CONFERENCE 481 ILLINOIS +3000 482 INDIANA +6000 483 IOWA +800 484 MICHIGAN +175 485 MICHIGAN STATE +1500 486 MINNESOTA +2500 487 NORTHWESTERN +3000 488 OHIO STATE +350 489 PENN STATE +250 490 PURDUE +1000 491 WISCONSIN +500 ***BIG 12 CONFERENCE*** Aug 31 - 1:00 PM ODDS TO WIN THE BIG 12 CONFERENCE 501 BAYLOR +5000 502 COLORADO +1200 503 IOWA STATE +2500 504 KANSAS +2500 505 KANSAS STATE +800 506 MISSOURI +800 507 NEBRASKA +350 508 OKLAHOMA +250 509 OKLAHOMA STATE +1200 510 TEXAS +175 511 TEXAS A&M +800 512 TEXAS TECH +1500 ***PACIFIC 10 CONFERENCE*** Aug 31 - 1:00 PM ODDS TO WIN THE PACIFIC 10 CONFERENCE 521 ARIZONA +800 522 ARIZONA STATE +1500 523 CALIFORNIA +250 524 OREGON +650 525 OREGON STATE +1800 526 STANFORD +5000 527 SOUTHERN CAL -200 528 UCLA +800 529 WASHINGTON +2000 530 WASHINGTON STATE +2000 ***SEC CONFERENCE *** Aug 31 - 1:00 PM ODDS TO WIN THE SEC CONFERENCE 535 ALABAMA +1000 536 ARKANSAS +650 537 AUBURN +650 538 FLORIDA +250 539 GEORGIA +500 540 KENTUCKY +1800 541 LSU +125 542 MISSISSIPPI +5000 543 MISSISSIPPI STATE +10000 544 SOUTH CAROLINA +1000 545 TENNESSEE +650 546 VANDERBILT +15000

2007 NCAA DIVISIONAL ODDS Line From: Jun 11 - 07:39 AM Cut Off # Description Odds 2007 NCAA DIVISIONAL ODDS - Aug 25 ***ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE*** Aug 25 - 12:00 PM ODDS TO WIN THE ACC ATLANTIC DIVISION 401 BOSTON COLLEGE +500 402 CLEMSON +250 403 FLORIDA STATE -115 404 MARYLAND +800 405 NORTH CAROLINA STATE +650 406 WAKE FOREST +650 Aug 25 - 12:00 PM ODDS TO WIN THE ACC COASTAL DIVISION 411 DUKE +5000 412 GEORGIA TECH +1000 413 MIAMI EV 414 NORTH CAROLINA +500 415 VIRGINIA +800 416 VIRGINIA TECH +125 ***BIG 12*** Aug 25 - 12:00 PM ODDS TO WIN THE BIG 12 NORTH DIVISION 421 COLORADO +800 422 IOWA STATE +1000 423 KANSAS +800 424 KANSAS STATE +350 425 MISSOURI +200 426 NEBRASKA EV Aug 25 - 12:00 PM ODDS TO WIN THE BIG 12 SOUTH DIVISION 431 BAYLOR +1500 432 OKLAHOMA +175 433 OKLAHOMA STATE +800 434 TEXAS +125 435 TEXAS A&M +500 436 TEXAS TECH +500 ***SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE*** Aug 25 - 12:00 PM ODDS TO WIN THE SEC EAST DIVISION 441 FLORIDA EV 442 GEORGIA +300 443 KENTUCKY +600 444 SOUTH CAROLINA +500 445 TENNESSEE +350 446 VANDERBILT +2500 Aug 25 - 12:00 PM ODDS TO WIN THE SEC WEST DIVISION 451 ALABAMA +500 452 ARKANSAS +300 453 AUBURN +200 454 LSU EV 455 MISSISSIPPI +1200 456 MISSISSIPPI STATE +2000

NBA - SIDES & TOTALS Line From: Jun 11 - 07:39 AM Date # Team Spread Total M Line NBA - SIDES & TOTALS - Jun 12 NBA CHAMPIONSHIP - TUESDAY GAME # 3 Jun 12 705 SAN ANTONIO GAME # 3 9:05 PM 706 CLEVELAND GAME # 3

WNBA Line From: Jun 11 - 07:39 AM Date # Team Spread Total M Line WNBA - Jun 11 Jun 11 651 SAC MONARCHS -5½-110 o145½-110 8:30 PM 652 HOUSTON COMETS +5½-110 u145½-110

NBA - 1ST HALF LINES Line From: Jun 11 - 07:39 AM Date # Team Spread Total M Line NBA - 1ST HALF LINES First Half Lines - Jun 12 Jun 12 1705 1H SAN ANTONIO GAME # 3 9:05 PM 1706 1H CLEVELAND GAME # 3

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Line From: Jun 11 - 07:39 AM Date # Team Pitcher M Line Total Run Line MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL - Jun 11 Jun 11 951 NYM O HERNANDZ-R -110 o7½-120 +1½-240 10:10 PM 952 LOS R WOLF -L -110 u7½EV -1½+200 Jun 11 953 CWS J VAZQUEZ -R +120 o10EV +1½-165 7:05 PM 954 PHI A EATON -R -140 u10-120 -1½+145 Jun 11 955 TOR J TOWERS -R +140 o8½-115 +1½-150 10:15 PM 956 SFO M MORRIS -R -160 u8½-105 -1½+130 Jun 11 957 SEA C BAEK -R +140 o10½-110 +1½-145 7:05 PM 958 CLE P BYRD -R -160 u10½-110 -1½+125 Jun 11 959 HOU W WILLIAMS-R +170 +1½-125 8:05 PM 960 CUB C ZAMBRANO-R -200 -1½+105

COLLEGE BASEBALL Line From: Jun 11 - 07:39 AM Date # Team Pitcher M Line Total Run Line COLLEGE BASEBALL - Jun 11 COLLEGE BASEBALL - REGIONALS - MONDAY Jun 11 241 UC IRVINE 3:30 PM 242 WICHITA STATE Jun 11 243 MICHIGAN 7:00 PM 244 OREGON STATE Jun 11 245 UCLA 7:00 PM 246 CS FULLERTON Jun 11 247 MISSISSIPPI 7:00 PM 248 ARIZONA STATE

US OPEN 2007 - *ODDS TO WIN* Line From: Jun 11 - 07:39 AM Cut Off # Description Odds US OPEN 2007 - *ODDS TO WIN* - Jun 14 Jun 14 - 9:00 AM ODDS TO WIN THE 2007 US OPEN 4001 TIGER WOODS +200 4002 PHIL MICKELSON +785 4003 ERNIE ELS +1950 4004 RETIEF GOOSEN +3150 4005 VIJAY SINGH +1900 4006 JIM FURYK +3850 4007 LUKE DONALD +4850 4008 GEOFF OGILVY +3850 4009 PADRIAG HARRINGTON +4750 4010 SERGIO GARCIA +4700 4011 ADAM SCOTT +3850 4012 HENRIK STENSEON +3850 4013 TREVOR IMMELMAN +6000 4014 ROBERT ALLENBY +9500 4015 STEPHEN AMES +9750 4016 STUART APPLEBY +9500 4017 KJ CHOI +10000 4018 STEWART CINK +10000 4019 DAVIS LOVE III +10000 4020 STEVE STRICKER 4021 COLIN MONTGOMERIE +12500 4022 DAVID TOMS +10000 4023 MIKE WEIR +10000 4024 BART BRYANT 4025 TIM CLARK +10000 4026 CHRIS DIMARCO +10000 4027 LUCAS GLOVER 4028 ARRON OBERHOLSER +10000 4029 SEAN OHAIR +10000 4030 IAN POULTER +10000 4031 AARON BADDELEY 4032 CHAD CAMPBELL +10000 4033 NICLAS FASTH 4034 DAVID HOWELL +10000 4035 MIGUEL ANGEL JIMENEZ +10000 4036 JERRY KELLY +10000 4037 NICK OHERN +10000 4038 JM OLAZABAL +10000 4039 ROD PAMPLING +10000 4040 KENNY PERRY 4041 RORY SABBATINI +7850 4042 ANGEL CABRERA +10000 4043 DARREN CLARKE +10000 4044 JOE DURANT 4045 PAUL GOYDOS 4046 JJ HENRY 4047 ROBERT KARLSSON 4048 CARL PETTERSSON 4049 JOHN ROLLINS 4050 SCOTT VERPLANK 4051 LEE WESTWOOD +8000 4052 BRETT WETTERICH 4053 THOMAS BJORN 4054 MICHAEL CAMPBELL 4055 SHINGO KATAYAMA 4056 CAMILO VILLEGAS

TENNIS FUTURES Line From: Jun 11 - 07:39 AM Cut Off # Description Odds TENNIS FUTURES - Sep 21 Sep 21 - 7:00 AM ODDS TO WIN THE 2007 DAVIS CUP 1201 ARGENTINA 1202 RUSSIA +275 1203 USA -120 1204 SPAIN 1205 CROATIA 1206 CHILE 1207 FRANCE 1208 SWEDEN +650 1209 SWISS 1210 BELGIUM 1211 CZECH 1212 AUSTRALIA 1213 GERMANY +650 1214 AUSTRIA 1215 BELARUS 1216 ROMANIA

MIXED MARTIAL ARTS Line From: Jun 11 - 07:39 AM Date # Team M Line Total Spread MIXED MARTIAL ARTS - Jun 16 ***UFC 72: VICTORY - ODYSSEY ARENA, NORTHERN IRELA SATURDAY Jun 16 911 Yushin Okami +155 3:00 PM 912 Rich Franklin -185 MIXED MARTIAL ARTS - Jun 22 ***ELITE XC/STRIKEFORCE MMA: - SAN JOSE, CA -*** FRIDAY Jun 22 913 Frank Shamrock -105 9:00 PM 914 Phil Baroni -125 MIXED MARTIAL ARTS - Jun 23 ***UFC: THE ULTIMATE FIGHTER-5 FINALE - LAS VEGAS* SATURDAY Jun 23 915 Jens Pulver +365 10:00 PM 916 BJ PENN -515 MIXED MARTIAL ARTS - Jul 07 ***UFC 73: STACKED - ARCO ARENA, CA*** SATURDAY Jul 07 917 Nate Marquardt +150 10:00 PM 918 Anderson Silva -180 Jul 07 919 Hermes Franca +200 10:00 PM 920 Sean Sherk -240 Jul 07 921 Rashad Evans -110 10:00 PM 922 Tito Ortiz -120

ARENA FOOTBALL Line From: Jun 11 - 07:39 AM Date # Team Spread Total M Line ARENA FOOTBALL - Jun 11 WEEK 15 - MONDAY Jun 11 117 LA AVENGERS PK-110 o108-110 10:00 PM 118 ARI RATTLERS PK-110 u108-110

BOXING - Jun 21 THURSDAY ***HOPKINS VS WRIGHT*** Jun 21 1001 Bernard Hopkins +110 11:00 PM 1002 Ronald Wright -140 BERNARD HOPKINS VS RONALD WRIGHT TOTAL ROUNDS Jun 21 1003 Over 11½ rounds -565 11:00 PM 1004 Under 11½ rounds +415 BOXING - Jun 23 SATURDAY ***HATTON VS CASTILLO*** Jun 23 901 Ricky Hatton -185 11:00 PM 902 Jose Luis Castillo +155 RICKY HATTON VS JOSE LUIS CASTILLO TOTAL ROUNDS Jun 23 903 Over 10½ rounds -170 11:00 PM 904 Under 10½ rounds +140

(Sunday, June 10th)

Final Score: Atlanta 5, Chicago 4

Atlanta, GA - Ted Lilly was tossed in the first inning for plunking Edgar Renteria and, though the Chicago bullpen pitched well for the first seven innings, everything fell apart for Ryan Dempster in the eighth, as the Atlanta Braves came back to top the Cubs, 5-4, and earn a split in their four-game set. Jarrod Saltalamacchia went 3-for-4 with a double and a run, and Kelly Johnson homered for the Braves, who have won two in a row, but have lost six of their last nine games. Chad Paronto (3-1) tossed 1 1/3 scoreless innings of relief, and Bob Wickman picked up his 11th save. Atlanta starter Buddy Carlyle gave up seven hits and four runs in 6 1/3 innings, fanning four for the Braves. Michael Barrett and Mike Fontenot homered for the Cubs, who have dropped two straight after winning five of six. Dempster (1-3) gave up three hits, three runs, and walked three in an inning, and also had a wild pitch.

Final Score: NY Yankees 13, Pittsburgh 6

Bronx, NY - Alex Rodriguez homered twice and Bobby Abreu finished 4-for-4 with four runs scored and three runs batted in, leading the New York Yankees to a 13-6 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates and a sweep of the three-game interleague series at Yankee Stadium. Rodriguez, who finished with four runs scored, clubbed a three-run homer in the fourth to erase a one-run deficit and added a two-run shot in the sixth. He has four multi-homer games this season and 48 in his career. Abreu stroked a double, a triple and two singles to go along with a walk. Hideki Matsui added two runs batted in and Derek Jeter scored twice for New York, which has won a season- high six in a row and nine of its last 11 to claw within one game of the .500 mark (30-31). Sean Henn (2-0) was credited with the win in two scoreless innings of relief. Yankee starter Tyler Clippard was roughed up for six runs on six hits and three walks in just 3 2/3 innings. Former Yankee Shawn Chacon (2-1) took the loss in his return to the Bronx. The right-hander, who was an important acquisition for New York during the 2005 season, was shelled for seven runs on eight hits in just 3 1/3 innings. Jose Bautista, Jose Castillo and Chris Duffy each drove in two runs for the Pirates, who have lost three straight and nine of their last 12.

Final Score: Detroit 15, NY Mets 7

Detroit, MI - Gary Sheffield fell a double shy of the cycle, ending 4-for-5 with a pair of RBI and two runs scored, as the Detroit Tigers pounded the New York Mets, 15-7, in the finale of a three-game set at Comerica Park. Brandon Inge added three hits, including a two-run homer, and drove in a career-high five runs for the Tigers, who won the final two games of this series after dropping the opener. Omar Infante, Ivan Rodriguez and Sean Casey all drove in two runs apiece for Detroit, which pounded out 21 hits to win for the sixth time in eight outings. Detroit rookie Andrew Miller (2-0) got the win in only his second career start. The left- hander, who was recalled from Double-A prior to the game, surrendered four runs on five hits, striking out five and walking three, in 5 1/3 innings. His veteran counterpart, New York starting pitcher Tom Glavine (5-4), who was making the 649th start of his career, had a rough afternoon. The left-hander remains five wins shy of 300 for his career, allowing a career-high tying nine runs and a season-high 11 hits in a season-low 4 1/3 innings. David Wright homered in his fourth straight game, a three-run shot for the Mets, who have lost six of seven. He ended 1-for-3 to extend his hit streak to 12 games. Carlos Gomez also hit a three-run homer for New York, which is 1-2 on its current nine-game road trip that has the club facing the Dodgers starting on Monday.

Final Score: Tampa Bay 9, Florida 4

Miami, FL - Brendan Harris hit a three-run homer and knocked in a career-high five runs as the Tampa Bay Devil Rays defeated the Florida Marlins, 9-4, taking two of three in the series at Dolphin Stadium. Akinori Iwamura chipped in with two doubles, an RBI and a pair of runs scored, while Raul Casanova hit a solo homer and scored twice for Tampa Bay, which has won two in a row and six of its last eight. Andy Sonnanstine (1-0) pitched seven solid innings in earning his first career major league win for the Devil Rays. The right-hander gave up two runs on seven hits while striking out 10. He didn’t allow a walk and also helped himself with the bat, going 2-for-3 with a pair of singles, an RBI and run scored. Rick Vanden Hurk (1-2) struggled in the loss for the Marlins, allowing five runs on six hits over five innings of work. He struck out six and walked three. Florida, which got homers from Jeremy Hermida, Miguel Cabrera and Miguel Olivo, has lost two straight after a three-game winning streak.

Final Score: Colorado 6, Baltimore 1

Baltimore, MD - Ryan Spilborghs had a career day, belting a pair of homers and posting six runs batted in to guide the Colorado Rockies past the Baltimore Orioles, 6-1, in the finale of a three-game interleague set at Camden Yards. Spilborghs came into the game with just four home runs for his career, and had only six RBI on the season. He finished 3-for-5 to up his average to .325. Jason Hirsh, meanwhile, broke out of his personal slump in style, tossing nine strong innings of one-run, five-hit ball. Hirsh (3-6) had not tasted victory since April 22, and was 0-5 in his last eight starts coming in. Todd Helton and Matt Holliday each scored twice for the Rockies, who have won four of five. Aubrey Huff knocked in his team’s lone run while Erik Bedard took the loss for Baltimore, which has dropped seven of nine. Bedard (4-4) allowed three runs — two earned — and nine hits over five innings.

Final Score: Cincinnati 1, Cleveland 0 (12 innings)

Cincinnati, OH - Alex Gonzalez’s run-scoring single with two outs in the bottom of the 12th inning lifted Cincinnati over Cleveland, 1-0, in a pitchers’ duel at Great American Ball Park. Pinch hitter Chad Moeller ripped a one-out double to left off Aaron Fultz (3-1) to set the table for the Reds. After Fultz intentionally walked Edwin Encarnacion, after he flirted with getting out of the inning when Josh Hamilton lined out to deep right. But, the Tribe called on Matt Miller to get Gonzalez and the veteran grounded a base hit up the middle to win the game. The Indians, who lost two of three in the series, wasted another great performance by C.C. Sabathia. The big left-hander was spectacular tossing nine shutout innings. Sabathia surrendered three hits and walked just one while fanning six en route to the no-decision. Sabathia was vying to become the first pitcher in the majors to win his 10th game of the season. Aaron Harang hurled seven scoreless innings for the Reds, who have won three of four games. Harang allowed just three hits and two walks while punching out 10. Marcus McBeth (1-0) earned the win with two scoreless innings of relief. Gonzalez finished 2-for-5 with the game’s only RBI. Casey Blake was 1-for-5 for Cleveland and extended his hitting streak to 19 games. Sabathia was 2-for-3 at the plate,

Final Score: Kansas City 17, Philadelphia 5

Kansas City, MO - Mark Grudzielanek homered and finished with five RBI, as the Kansas City Royals pounded the Philadelphia Phillies, 17-5, in the rubber match of a three-game interleague set at Kauffman Stadium. Tony Pena also went deep and finished with two RBI while David DeJesus scored four times for the Royals, who have won three of their last five. Jorge De La Rosa got the start and lasted just 3 2/3 innings, allowing three runs on five hits. The offense picked him up, though, and Zack Greinke (3-4) got the win after tossing two scoreless frames. Jamie Moyer (5-5) was roughed up for six runs on seven hits over 3 2/3 innings and the bullpen was equally poor for Philadelphia, which was coming off a sweep of the Mets. Ryan Howard hit a two-run homer in a losing effort.

Final Score: St. Louis 9, LA Angels of Anaheim 6

St. Louis, MO - Albert Pujols hit a pair of home runs and drove in five runs to lead the St. Louis Cardinals over the Angels, 9-6, in the finale of a three-game set at Busch Stadium. Scott Spiezio added a three- run homer and David Eckstein went 3-for-4 with two runs scored for the Cardinals, who ended a three-game slide and finished a six-game homestand, 3-3. St. Louis starting pitcher Todd Wellemeyer (2-1) got the win in just his third major league start, surrendering five runs — four earned — on seven hits in 5 1/3 innings. The right-hander struck out five and walked two to win his second straight decision. Orlando Cabrera had two hits and drove in two runs for the Angels, who lost for only the second time in nine games. The Angels lost starting pitcher Jered Weaver in the third inning with tightness in his lower back. The right-hander allowed three runs on five hits with two walks. He avoided the loss, which went to Chris Bootcheck, who yielded the three-run homer to Pujols in the fifth that put the Cardinals ahead for good. Bootcheck (1-1) went two innings and was charged with three runs on two hits.

Final Score: Minnesota 6, Washington 3

Minneapolis, MN - Jason Bartlett was 3-for-5 and drove in a pair of runs as Minnesota doubled up Washington, 6-3, to salvage the finale of a three-game set at the Metrodome. Torii Hunter finished 3-for-4 with an RBI and three runs scored for the Twins, who won for just the second time in eight tries. Jeff Cirillo also drove in a run for Minnesota. Boof Bonser (5-2) allowed three runs on nine hits in five innings of work to pick up the win. Joe Nathan hurled a perfect ninth to earn his 14th save. Ronnie Belliard was 3-for-4 with an RBI for the Nationals, who took two of three in the series. Felipe Lopez and Brian Schneider also drove in a run apiece for Washington. Mike Bacsik (1-3) gave up four runs — three earned — on nine hits in five innings of work en route to the loss.

Final Score: Chicago White Sox 6, Houston 3

Chicago, IL - Paul Konerko homered and Mark Buehrle finally earned his 100th career victory, as the Chicago White Sox defeated the Houston Astros, 6-3, to salvage the finale of a three-game set at U.S. Cellular Field. Konerko finished with three hits, drove in two runs and also scored twice. Luis Terrero and Juan Uribe added solo homers for the White Sox, who snapped a five-game losing streak and won for only the second time in nine games. Buehrle (3-3) had a solid outing, allowing one run on six hits while striking out four and walking one over eight innings. The left-hander had been 0-3 in seven outings since his 99th win on April 23. Mark Lamb hit a solo homer for Houston, which had its brief two-game winning streak snapped. The Astros are 5-5 on the heels of a 10-game losing streak. Wandy Rodriguez (3-6) was ineffective in the loss, giving up five runs — four earned — on seven hits. He struck out three and walked one.

Final Score: Oakland 2, San Francisco 0

San Francisco, CA - Lenny DiNardo tossed six scoreless innings and the bullpen did the rest, as the Oakland Athletics completed the sweep of the San Francisco Giants with a 2-0 win at AT&T Park. Santiago Casilla (2-0) got the win after twirling two perfect frames in relief and Alan Embree worked the ninth for his seventh save of the year. Marco Scutaro homered and Shannon Stewart knocked in a run for the A’s, who have won eight of their last nine. DiNardo has not allowed a run over his last two starts. The last time the southpaw was on the hill he was brilliant against the Red Sox, posting a 2-0 win. In the victory over Boston, the 27-year-old tossed six scoreless innings, scattering two hits, while walking six batters. The reliever-turned-starter scattered four hits over this outing while striking out five and walking a pair. Matt Cain (2-6) was the tough-luck loser. The young right-hander surrendered just one run on five hits over eight innings while striking out eight for San Francisco, which has dropped five of six. Barry Bonds remains stuck at 746 career home runs, nine behind Hank Aaron for first on the all-time list. He ended 0-for-3 with a walk.

Final Score: Seattle 4, San Diego 3

San Diego, CA - Willie Bloomquist scored the go-ahead run on a Jose Lopez ground out in the ninth inning, as the Seattle Mariners won 4-3 and completed a three-game sweep of the San Diego Padres at PETCO Park. Ichiro Suzuki drove in two runs and Jamie Burke went 3-for-4 with two runs scored for the Mariners, who rallied from a 3-1 deficit to win for the seventh time in eight games. Mike Cameron and Terrmel Sledge each homered for the Padres, who ended a six-game homestand, 3-3. With the game tied 3-3 and San Diego’s Trevor Hoffman starting the inning on the hill, Bloomquist started the ninth by reaching on a throwing error by third baseman Kevin Kouzmanoff. Pinch-hitter Jose Vidro then sacrificed him to second and after Suzuki was intentionally walked, Bloomquist stole third with Lopez at the plate. Then, on a 2-1 pitch, Lopez grounded out to second, scoring Bloomquist for the winning run. Hoffman (2-3) suffered the loss, yielding the unearned run in a hitless frame. Miguel Batista (7-4) got the win, tossing an inning of one- hit relief. J.J. Putz tossed a perfect ninth, striking out two, for his 18th save in as many chances. Seattle’s Yuniesky Betancourt ended 0-for-4 to see his 20-game hit streak come to an end.

Final Score: Arizona 5, Boston 1

Phoenix, AZ - Eric Byrnes went 3-for-5 with a double as Arizona avoided a three-game sweep with a 5-1 victory over Boston at Chase Field. Veteran left-hander Randy Johnson started on the mound for Arizona and gave up just one run on four hits while striking out nine and walking three in six frames. Johnson (4-2) now has four victories in his last five starts. Chris Young, Stephen Drew and Carlos Quentin each knocked in a run for the Diamondbacks, who ended a three-game slide. Daisuke Matsuzaka (7-5) started for Boston and went six innings, allowing two runs on four hits. The rookie right-hander also fanned nine and walked four in the loss. Mike Lowell knocked in the lone run for the Red Sox, who were looking to win their four straight contest.

Final Score: Toronto 11, LA Dodgers 5

Los Angeles, CA - Troy Glaus had three hits, including a pair of solo homers, and scored three runs as the Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers, 11-5. John McDonald went 3-for-4 with two RBI and scored a pair of runs for the Blue Jays, who won the final two games of this three- game series at Dodger Stadium. Roy Halladay (6-2) pitched seven solid innings to earn the win, allowing three runs on five hits, while striking out two and walking three. He also had two hits and an RBI in the game. Luis Gonzalez had a pair of doubles and three RBI for the Dodgers, who lost have lost five of their last six. Jason Schmidt (1-3) had a poor outing, giving up six runs on nine hits over four-plus innings. The veteran right-hander struck out three and walked a pair.

Final Score: Milwaukee 9, Texas 6 (12 innings)

Arlington, TX - Geoff Jenkins belted a three-run homer in the 12th, and the Milwaukee Brewers topped the Texas Rangers, 9-6, in the finale of a three-game set. Prince Fielder ripped his NL-leading 23rd home run, and Craig Counsell also homered for Milwaukee, which had 22 hits, but left 17 on base. Milwaukee starter Dave Bush allowed six hits and four runs — three earned — in 4 1/3 innings, fanning four and walking a pair. Carlos Villanueva (5-0) tossed two scoreless innings of relief for the Brewers, who ended a three-game skid. Claudio Vargas picked up his first save of the season. Marlon Byrd was 4-for-6 with two RBI and two runs, and Michael Young had three RBI singles for Texas. Vicente Padilla was rocked for 11 hits in 4 2/3 innings, but allowed only two runs while fanning five for the Rangers, who have dropped five of eight. Willie Eyre (2-3) threw two scoreless frames, but gave up Jenkins’ homer in the 12th. Ryan Braun’s groundball went through Ian Kinsler and, after Fielder struck out, Corey Hart singled to put two men on for Jenkins, who came through with a 410-foot blast to right, his 11th of the season.