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Marlins probable pitcher Scott Olsen Marlins: On Sunday afternoon against the Diamondbacks, Olsen had a solid outing but got little help from his offense in his ninth no-decision. The 24-year-old -- who came into the game with a 2.58 ERA in his last four starts, but an 0-2 record -- gave up just three runs on five hits while striking out four and walking two before leaving the game ...

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Baseball Digest Daily:  Short Stops Around the Majors for July 4, 2008

Phillies Nation:  Victory! RBI Single Beats Mets

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Short Stops Around the Majors for July 4, 2008
Baseball Digest Daily — ... - In an absolutely incredible game in Colorado, the Rockies came up with your average 18-17 walk-off win over the Marlins. I can't possibly do this game justice with a "short stop" so I'll just post the link to the boxscore Whew...Friday, July 4, 2008 - Rockies 18, Marlins 17 ...

Victory! RBI Single Beats Mets
Phillies Nation — ... With the win the Phils are now a cool 3.5 games up on the NL East. Why? Because the Colorado Rockies made some history tonight. ...

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Cantu exceeding expectations in '08 — Major League Baseball News 7/4/2008
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Down by 9, Rockies outslug Marlins 18-17 (AP) — Yahoo! Sports - MLB News 7/5/2008
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Johnson nearing return to big leagues — Major League Baseball News 7/5/2008
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July 4 always a crazy day in Denver — Major League Baseball News 7/5/2008
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