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MLB Photos of the Week

MLB Photos of the Week
MLB Photos of the Week

MLB Photos of the Week

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Chuck Solomon/SI

Alex Rodriguez became the youngest player in major league history to hit 500 home runs, connecting on the first pitch he saw Saturday from Royals starter Kyle Davies. The Yankees won 16-8.

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John Biever/SI

Tom Glavine became the first 300-game winner since former Atlanta teammate Greg Maddux reached the milestone in 2004 while with the Cubs. Glavine allowed two runs over 6 1/3 innings in the Mets 8-3 win over the Cubs at Wrigley Field on Sunday.

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Matt Treanor is out as he collides with Astros catcher Eric Munson in the seventh inning Sunday at Dolphin Stadium. The Marlins won 6-5.

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Otto Greule Jr/Getty Images

Manny Ramirez acts like a bull in the dugout following his solo home run in the fifth inning against the Mariners at Safeco Field on Sunday. The Red Sox won 9-2.

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AP

D-backs centerfielder Chris Young robs the Padres' Mike Cameron of a grand slam to end the fifth inning Aug. 1 at PETCO Park. Arizona won 9-5 in 11 innings.

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AP

Orlando Cabrera doubles to left field despite losing control of his bat in the seventh inning against the Athletics at McAfee Field on Sunday. The Angels won 4-3.

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AP

Philadelphia's Chris Coste tags the Brewers' Corey Hart but dropped the ball as Hart scored in the first inning at Miller Park on Aug. 3. The Brewers won 2-1.

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Jed Jacobsohn/Getty Images

The Padres welcome Scott Hairston after his walk off home run in the 10th won the game 4-3 against the Giants at PETCO Park on Aug. 3.

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AP

Second baseman Ray Durham turns the double play as he avoids James Loney in the fourth inning July 31 at Dodger Stadium. The Giants beat the Dodgers 3-1.

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AP

A.J. Pierzynski catches a pop-up behind the plate in the third inning Sunday against the Tigers at Comerica Park. Chicago won 3-1.

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John W. McDonough/SI

Barry Bonds tied Hank Aaron's 33-year-old home run record when he connected for No. 755 Saturday night during the second inning of a 3-2 loss to the Padres.

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