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In the playoff mix for a second straight year, the Baltimore Orioles made the biggest move on a quiet trade-deadline day, acquiring Bud Norris to keep pace with the Boston Red Sox. Michael Kors Cyber Monday Deals . Hoping to catch the NL West-leading Dodgers, the Arizona Diamondbacks filled a hole in their bullpen Wednesday by sending struggling 20-game winner Ian Kennedy to San Diego for lefty reliever Joe Thatcher. Boston put the pressure on Baltimore by picking up 2007 NL Cy Young Award winner Jake Peavy from the Chicago White Sox less than 24 hours earlier in a three-team trade. The deal was finalized quickly in part because the Detroit Tigers were eager to protect themselves in case shortstop Jhonny Peralta is suspended for his involvement in the Biogenesis performance-enhancing drugs scandal. "The frank reality is that I do not know what is going to happen with Jhonny, but with this move, we now feel well protected if there is a long suspension," Tigers general manager David Dombrowski said. With all eyes on the Yankees because of Alex Rodriguezs likely suspension by Major League Baseball for his role in the wide-ranging drug case, New York never could work out a deal with the Phillies for corner infielder Michael Young, who is staying -- for now -- with Philadelphia. San Francisco also held onto left-hander Javier Lopez and the Los Angeles Angels kept second baseman Howie Kendrick after sending Alberto Callaspo to Oakland late Monday. Other than a few other minor swaps Wednesday, baseballs executives did much of their work in the weeks leading up to the 4 p.m. EDT non-waiver trade cutoff. "In general I just think everybody was dealing with a relative level of frustration knowing that the strength wasnt there, the bona fide help, per se, across the board was going to be very tough to fulfill their needs," Giants general manager Brian Sabean said after the deadline passed. The busy Cubs sent Alfonso Soriano to the Yankees, Matt Garza to Texas, Scott Feldman to Baltimore and Carlos Marmol to the Dodgers. Francisco Rodriguez, Marc Rzepczynski, Callaspo, Scott Downs and Jesse Crain also switched teams this month. The NL Central-leading Pittsburgh Pirates, St. Louis Cardinals and the struggling World Series champion Giants were among several teams that chose to stand pat Wednesday in a tepid market. In the midst of a revival that has an entire city brimming with Bucs fever, Pirates general manager Neal Huntington reluctantly held back from making any deals. "We talk a lot about, we dont want to do something stupid," Huntington said. "We were willing to do something stupid, we just didnt want to do anything insane." Teams can make trades for the rest of the season, but it gets riskier. Players must first pass through waivers, meaning they can be claimed by another club before a deal takes place. For a player to be eligible for the postseason with his new team, swaps must be completed before Aug. 31. On Wednesday, Houston also sent outfielder Justin Maxwell to Kansas City and the Dodgers picked up backup catcher Drew Butera from Minnesota and sent him to the minors. Also, Seattle traded minor league infielder Robert Andino to the Pirates for a player to be named or cash. The young Astros, with the worst record in baseball at 35-70, dealt reliever Jose Veras -- to Detroit on Monday. Norris only had to walk down the hall to join his new team with Houston in Baltimore. Outfielder L.J. Hoes, one of two prospects sent to Houston, was initially in the Orioles lineup but ended up getting the start for the Astros. Class-A left-hander Josh Hader was the other player in the deal. A 28-year-old right-hander, Norris helps fortify a rotation that will be without injured Jason Hammel for at least the next two weeks. In his fifth big league season, Norris is 6-9 with a 3.93 ERA in 21 starts this year. He has a lifetime record of 34-46 and is under team control through 2015. "Im excited for the future," Norris said. "I pitched my way into this situation to be traded and help out a team. This (Baltimore) team is a young club, they know how to contend. They had an amazing year last year. I just want to be any piece of the puzzle I can to help this team keep pushing to the World Series." Baltimore began Wednesday five games back of Boston in the AL East and in the second wild-card position. The Diamondbacks have fallen 3 1/2 games behind the surging Dodgers and needed lefty relief help. Thatcher is 3-1 with a 2.10 ERA in 50 games this season. He has limited left-handed batters to a .215 average. "Its exciting to get traded. Its a big deal. It brings excitement to be in a pennant race," Thatcher said. "That is all you ask for, is to win. Im looking forward to getting over there and helping out and doing whatever they need from me." The Diamondbacks also got 23-year-old right-hander Matt Stites, who is 2-2 with a 2.08 ERA and 14 saves in 46 games with Double-A San Antonio. Kennedy, 21-4 two seasons ago, is 3-8 with a 5.23 ERA in 21 starts and hasnt won a game in two months. Hes expected to start Sunday at Petco Park against the New York Yankees, the team that took him in the first round of the June 2006 draft. Cyber Monday Celine Doctor Bag Deals .m. Santa Clara, CA (Sports Network) - The San Jose Earthquakes will try to build on a surprising run to the Eastern Conference finals last season when the club opens its 2011 Major League Soccer campaign against Real Salt Lake at Buck Shaw Stadium. cheap jerseys from china .5 seconds to play in the game, Kevin Love never stopped believing that they would come out of there with a win. http://www.thekatespadeoutletshop.com/Kate-Spade-N...-Arriva ls/ . Chorney, 24, had a goal and three assists in 12 games for the Oilers last season. The six-foot, 193-pound defenceman has one goal and six assists in 56 career games since being drafted by Edmonton 36th overall in the 2005 draft. cheap jerseys from china . Sharapova came from behind in the third set to beat Angelique Kerber 6-3, 2-6, 7-5 in the first of Saturdays semifinals. The second-seeded Li followed with a 6-4, 6-3 win over Bethanie Mattek-Sands of the United States, the odd player out as a qualifier among the three top-seeded players in the last four. Wholesale Jerseys US . -- Jail records show that Los Angeles Dodgers prospect Yasiel Puig was arrested in Tennessee on charges of reckless driving, speeding and driving without proof of insurance.SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Whether its luck that comes from a puck ricocheting off a defenders pads, the end boards and the goalies skate for one goal or a sterling pass that led to another, the Sharks seem to have a hex over the Washington Capitals in San Jose. Patrick Marleau scored the tiebreaking goal early in the third period off a nifty, no-look pass from Joe Thornton and the Sharks got goals from three defencemen to beat the Capitals 5-2 Saturday night, extending their home unbeaten streak over Washington to 12 games. "I think every team has that one building or rink or team that for some reason, it just doesnt go right," Sharks coach Todd McLellan said. "Whether Washingtons is at San Jose, I dont know." It sure does seem that way. Since winning their first game ever at the Shark Tank in October 1993, the Capitals have gone winless here ever since, losing 11 games and tying one while getting outscored 46-23. Washington hoped new goalie Tomas Vokoun would change their fortunes here, based on his 10-0-1 career record against San Jose coming into the game. But he had no chance on Marleaus goal that came just 16 seconds after Ward tied the score in the opening minute of the third period. "We didnt take care of the puck enough," Vokoun said. "When you give up a goal like that in the third, right after we tie it, its tough." Thornton took a feed from Dan Boyle at the point and while skating away from the net, left a blind, backhanded pass for Marleau, who knocked the puck in for his 15th goal to make it 3-2. Marleau also had two assists on the night. "Dan made a great play to see me and Patty just gave a little scream so I knew where he was," Thornton said. "Patty just talking made that all happen." Defencemen Jason Demers, Brent Burns and Marc-Edouard Vlasic also scored for the Sharks and Torrey Mitchell added an empty-netter to seal San Joses fourth straight win overall. Dennis Wideman and Joel Ward scored for the Capitals, who had their four-game winning streak snapped with another loss at the Shark Tank. Antti Niemi made sure the lead stood up, making a spectacular pad save to rob Ward, who was all alone in front of the net about 5 minutes innto the third period. Cyber Monday Michael Kors Satchels Deals . . Niemi finished with 28 saves. The Sharks then extended the lead after an advantageous trade off of minor penalties. Brad Winchester got called for charging Alexander Semin and Capitals star Alex Ovechkin immediately responded by knocking the San Jose enforcer to the ice for a roughing call. "He fell. I fell. It looked like I dropped him," Ovechkin said. "I think it was a clean hit but maybe he took a couple of extra steps. Im just trying to look out for a teammate." Ovechkin had a minus-3 rating for the night and had his seven-game point streak snapped. With both players off, Vlasic took a pass from Ryane Clowe and put a backhand on net that was stopped by Vokoun. But Vlasic kept knocking at the puck and got one past Vokoun to make it 4-2. After a first period with few scoring chances, play picked up almost from the start of the second. San Jose benefited from a fortuitous bounce off the new, livelier boards for the first goal of the game. Demers point shot went wide after hitting a defencemans pads, hit the end boards, bounced into the crease, off Vokouns skate and into the net for his second goal of the season. "I have to thank the arena guys and the ownership for putting those in," Demers said. "I just got a lucky bounce and it ping-ponged its way in there." The teams then traded power-play goals later in the period with Wideman rushing on from the point to knock a one-timer off a feed from Troy Brouwer from behind the net to tie the game for Washington. The Sharks answered with Wideman in the box late in the period for high-sticking Benn Ferriero. With just 8.2 seconds left in the period, Burns shot from the point went over Vokouns pad and just inside the post for his seventh goal of the season. NOTES: Washington D Mike Green, who missed 29 games earlier this season with a sprained right ankle and then a groin injury, left midway through the second period when his groin tightened up. ... San Jose got goals from three defencemen for the first time since Nov. 1, 2009, at Carolina. ... The Capitals were without their leading scorer, Nicklas Backstrom, who took an elbow to the head from Calgarys Rene Bourque on Tuesday. ' ' '
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