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Nationals win opener on Zimmerman’s HR

Washington Nationals' Ryan Zimmerman celebrates his solo home run in the bottom of the ninth inning to give the Nationals a 3 -2 victory during the Major League Baseball home opener for the Washington Nationals against the Atlanta Braves in the Nationals' new ballpark Sunday, March 30, 2008 in Washington.

Ryan Zimmerman raised a fist when he rounded first, then tossed away his helmet as he approached the plate and the mass of teammates waiting to celebrate his game-ending homer. The kid sure knows how to throw a housewarming party. Zimmerman’s tiebreaking solo shot with two outs in the ninth inning Sunday night gave the Washington Nationals a 3-2 victory over the Atlanta Braves in the first…

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Selig confident on drug-test agreement

Commissioner Bud Selig expressed confidence Sunday night that an agreement can be reached to strengthen baseball’s drug-testing policy. “There’s negotiations ongoing,” Selig said during Sunday night’s inaugural game at Nationals Park. “I’d rather not comment other than that.” Selig said “Yes” when asked if was confident of an agreement with the players’ union.

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Yankees set for final opener at Stadium

Pull into the parking lot at Yankee Stadium and there it is, rising up right next door like some kind of baseball Taj Mahal. Wow! You can hardly take your eyes off it. A sparkling new version of the beloved ballpark, with “Yankee Stadium” carved in glistening gold letters on the granite and limestone exterior.

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Torre makes managerial debut for Dodgers

Hello, Joe. So long, Barry. Joe Torre makes his managerial debut with the Los Angeles Dodgers, and the San Francisco Giants play their first game without Barry Bonds on the roster since 1992 when the longtime rivals meet Monday to open the season. The 67-year-old Torre managed the Yankees to 12 straight postseason appearances including four World Series championships before rejecting an offer to…

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Holliday, Rockies set to open vs. Cards

When the National League’s last two World Series teams play on opening day, all eyes will be on two of the league’s best hitters: St. Louis’ Albert Pujols and Colorado’s Matt Holliday. Cardinals opening-day starter Adam Wainwright knows firsthand how good both are; Holliday has torn up Cardinals pitching.

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Smoltz goes 5 innings vs. minor leaguers

Braves right-hander John Smoltz threw 83 pitches over five innings against minor leaguers in Florida on Sunday, and is on track to make his regular-season debut next weekend. Braves general manager Frank Wren said before Sunday’s season opener against the Washington Nationals that he got a report that Smoltz threw the ball well and felt great.

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Santana set for Mets season debut

There’s more than a little irony in Johan Santana making his New York Mets’ debut against the Florida Marlins. After all, if it wasn’t for the Marlins, the Mets might not have coveted Santana so much. Go back to the final day of the 2007 season. The Mets were tied with the Phillies for the NL East lead heading into a matchup with last-place Florida.

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Pettitte sharp in minor league game

New York Yankees pitcher Andy Pettitte throws on flat ground to test the condition of his bothersome back in a workout at Legends Field in Tampa, Fla., Tuesday, March 25, 2008. Pettitte will miss his first scheduled start of the regular season on April 2 against Toronto because of back spasms.

New York Yankees left-hander Andy Pettitte allowed one hit over six scoreless innings in a minor league game Sunday. Pettitte struck out six and walked one. “I threw 77 pitches, and that’s what I needed,” Pettitte said. “It’s exactly what I wanted to do.” Originally slated to start the Yankees’ second game of the regular season, Pettitte has been slowed by back spasms and is scheduled to make his…

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Orioles release OF Gibbons, eat $11.9M

Jay Gibbons was released Sunday by the Baltimore Orioles, who lost patience waiting for the oft-injured outfielder to regain the form that enabled him to hit 26 home runs in 2005. Gibbons batted .189 with no homers and four RBIs in 16 games this spring training after playing in only 84 games last season.

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Pacers F O’Neal set to return Monday

Indiana Pacers forward Jermaine O’Neal says he will return to the court Monday night after sitting out more than two months with a bone bruise on his left knee. O’Neal is among the league’s best interior defenders, and the Pacers could use him for the stretch run. They enter Monday’s game against the Miami Heat three games behind Atlanta for the eighth and final playoff slot in the Eastern…

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Father and son success at Upton

Tom Weston rides two winners for his father at the annual Upton Point to Point.

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Joes Edge is Murphy’s best hope

Joes Edge is likely to be the best hope for Yorkshire-based trainer Ferdy Murphy in this year’s Grand National.

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