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June 25, 2008

Plate umpire Brian O'Nora was hit in the head by a shattered piece of Miguel Olivo's bat, sending blood streaming down his face and forcing him out of a game in Kansas City.

The Rangers' Josh Hamilton, who leads the majors with 76 RBIs, left with a sore left knee. He is day to day.

Brewers pitchers retired 25 straight hitters over two games. Ben Sheets retired the last 16 Atlanta batters Monday night and Dave Bush the first nine Mets last night.

The Blue Jays batted around in consecutive innings for the first time since Sept. 30, 2005, against Kansas City. The last time Toronto batted around in the opening two innings was May 26, 1997, during Cito Gaston's initial stint as manager.

The Angels' Vladimir Guerrero extended his hitting streak to 15 games but left with flu-like symptoms.

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