The Phillies Go Green
blog.baseballdigestdaily.com 5/1/2008 — Why did the Phillies wear green caps during last night's home game against the San Diego Padres?

Too Far?
sportsyenta.blogspot.com 5/1/2008 — Dear Diary, First, I'd just like to reiterate that keeping a diary in no way puts my manhood into question, but you know that, diary. People are just jealous of your Hello Kitty stickers. Like, OMG, people need to get a life and stop being jealous. Second, as you also know, I tend to take my sports a little too seriously at times. I make a lot of statements that some people would call ...

The Official Site of Major League Baseball: Official Info: Longtime baseball executive Buzzie Bavasi passes away at age 93
mlb.mlb.com 5/1/2008 — SEATTLE -- Emil Joseph "Buzzie" Bavasi has passed away at the age of 93 years old in San Diego, CA, of natural causes after a short illness. One of the game's most likable and respected figures, he earned a reputation of a hard-working, loyal, ...

Longtime baseball executive Buzzie Bavasi passes away at age 93
mlb.mlb.com 5/1/2008 — Emil Joseph "Buzzie" Bavasi has passed away at the age of 93 years old in San Diego, CA, of natural causes after a short illness.

Howard's blast leads Phillies into first place
allthingsphillysports.blogspot.com 5/2/2008 — Maybe May will be a better month for Ryan Howard. With the game tied 2-2 in the bottom of the 8th, Howard hit a game winning home run to give the Phillies a 3-2 victory over the San Diego Padres. Howard also had a double earlier in the game that drove in a run. His two hits on the night rose his batting average to a robust .184 and also gives him 20 hits to go with his 40 strikeouts.....

Padres keep Edmonds in No. 7 spot — Major League Baseball News 5/1/2008
Center fielder Jim Edmonds, stuck in a 0-for-23 slump heading into Thursday's game against the Phillies, was back hitting seventh in the Padres' lineup for the second time in as many days.

Former Dodgers GM Buzzie Bavasi dies in San Diego at 93 — Boston.com -- Baseball News 5/1/2008
Buzzie Bavasi, who built Dodgers teams that won the four World Series titles in Brooklyn and Los Angeles, died Thursday. He was 93. His death was announced by the Seattle Mariners, whose general manager is Bill Bavasi, a son of the former Dodgers GM.

Bruntlett bolstered by playing every day — Major League Baseball News 5/1/2008
Eric Bruntlett scuffled a bit at the plate initially but has since settled in quite nicely while filling in for Jimmy Rollins on an everyday basis, and carried an eight-game hitting streak into Thursday's game against the Padres.

Ex-Dodgers, Padres GM Buzzie Bavasi dies at 93 — Latest Sporting News Articles for MLB 5/2/2008
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Buzzie Bavasi, who built Dodgers teams that won the four World Series titles in ...

Padres pleased to turn calendar to May — Major League Baseball News 5/1/2008
The month of May certainly couldn't get here quick enough for the Padres, who after winning on Opening Day on March 31 proceeded to go 10-17 for the month of April. That's the worst mark for an April for the Padres since they went 7-17 in 1994.