Jeff Suppan (Brewers):
The team's two injured starters will take their next step on their road to recovery. Jeff Suppan, on the disabled list since July 30, will make a rehab start for Class A Appleton on Saturday, while Dave Bush, out since June 23, will throw a simulated game Saturday afternoon at Miller Park.
Brewers Official Site
Jack Wilson (Mariners):
The Mariners played the series opener without the left side of their regular infield. Shortstop Jack Wilson was held out because of an aggravated left hamstring -- an ailment he brought with him from the Pirates -- and third baseman Adrian Beltre went on the 15-day disabled list with a "severely contused right testicle" sustained during Wednesday night's game.
Mariners Official Site
Garry Templeton (Long Beach MGR In Golden Baseball League):
Benito Santiago gets the nod at catcher, Nate Colbert is at first base, Mark Loretta is at second, former MVP Ken Caminiti starts at third, Garry Templeton mans shortstop while Hall of Famers Tony Gwynn and Dave Winfield join Steve Finley in the outfield.
Padres Official Site
Jason Marquis (Rockies):
Not to be lost in a day of duos was Jason Marquis' singular performance on the mound. The win marked the return to form for the All-Star, who threw seven innings of one-run ball and offered the Pirates little opportunity to get in the game. He struck out six, walked three and scattered three hits on the day. Marquis hadn't won since becoming the first Major Leaguer to notch 12 wins on July 19 in San Diego.
Rockies Official Site
Daric Barton (Athletics):
Assigned to Rookie-Level AZL Athletics to begin rehab.
Alberto Castillo (Newark):
The Newark Bears of the Atlantic League placed him on the disabled list.
Raul Gonzalez (Calgary):
The Calgary Vipers of the Golden Baseball League signed him to a contract for the remainder of the 2009 season.
Ben Johnson (Orange County):
The Orange County Flyers of the Golden Baseball League placed him on the disabled list.
Brett Wallace (Athletics):
The Oakland A’s came close to drafting Sonoma’s Brett Wallace in the first round of the 2008 amateur player draft. Instead, Wallace was selected by the St. Louis Cardinals with the 13th pick in the first round.
Sonoma Valley Sun
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