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White Sox vs. Red Sox Cardinals vs. Nationals
Winner - White Sox Winner - Nats
RBI Machine - konerko RBI Machine - Lopez
WP - Vazquez WP - Astacio

Seattle vs. Tigers Astros vs. Phillies
Winner - Tigers Winner - Astros
RBI Machine - Casey RBI Machine - ***Berkman***
WP - Bonderman WP - Pettite

Indians vs. Blue Jays Dbacks vs. Marlins
Winner - Jays Winner - Marlins
RBI Machine - Wells RBI Machine - Cabrera
WP - Halladay WP - Willis

Drays vs. Twins Gigantes vs. Reds
Winner - Twins Winner - Gigantes
RBI Machine - Hunter RBI Machine - Bonds
WP - Santana WP - Morris

Yanks vs. Royals Braves vs. Mets
Winner - ***Yanks*** Winner - Braves
RBI Machine - Arod RBI Machine - Andruw
WP - ***Mussina*** WP - Smoltz

Rangers vs. As Pittsburgh vs. Cubs
Winner - As Winner - Pirates
RBI Machine - Thomas RBI Machine - Bay
WP - Saarloos WP - Santos

Angels vs. Oreos Dodgers vs. BrewCrew
Winner - Angels Winner - BrewCrew
RBI Machine - Vlad RBI Machine - Prince
WP - Lackey WP - Dougie D

Rocks vs. Padres
Winner - Padres
RBI Machine - Giles
WP - Young

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