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Detroit vs. Boston Atlanta vs. Nationals
Winner - Tigers Winner - Nats
RBI Machine - IROD RBI Machine - Zimmerman
WP - Bonderman WP - Cordero

Os vs. Yanks Phillies vs. Mets
Winner - Yanks Winner - Phillies
RBI Machine - Arod RBI Machine - Howard
WP - Muss WP - Wolf

Rays vs. Jays Brewers vs. Bucs
Winner - ***Jays*** Winner - Brewers
RBI Machine - Reed Johnson RBI Machine - Prince
WP - ***Halladay*** WP - Dougie D

Royals vs. ChiSox Cubs vs. Astros
Winner - White Sox Winner - Astros
RBI Machine - ***Konerko*** RBI Machine - Berkman
WP - Vazquez WP - Clemens

Angels vs. Rangers Reds vs. Cards
Winner - Rangers Winner - Cards
RBI Machine - Big Tex RBI Machine - Edmonds
WP - Padilla WP - Carpenter

Indians vs. Twins Dbacks vs. Rocks
Winner - Twins Winner - Rocks
RBI Machine - Cuddyer RBI Machine - Helton
WP - Santana WP - Jennings

As vs. Mariners Giants vs. Fathers
Winner - Mariners Winner - Fathers
RBI Machine - Sexson RBI Machine - Cameron
WP - Pineiro WP - Young

Marlins vs. Dodgers
Winner - Dodgers
RBI Machine - Drew
WP - Billingsley

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