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Sun & moon Sky watch First quarter Full Last quarter New Mar. 25 Apr. 2 Apr. 10 Apr. 17 wses SETS SUN 7:29 a,m. 7:39 p.m. 7:28 a.m. 7:40 p.m. MOON 8:41a.m. 11:29 9:16 a.m. none p.m. moon. sets MSES ; Tonights Sky. Venus and the crescent moon, highlight the western sky this evening. Venus, the brilliant "evening star," is a little below the Soura: Jim Todd, Orejon Museum ml Industry oKoaa MERCURY VENUS MARS JUPITER SATURN MSES 6:29 ajn. 8:51 j.m. 5:49 am 2:04 a.m. 4:00 p.m. SETS 5:16 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 4:00 pjtl 11:28 a.m. 6:02 jn. Wood, Prior could start season on the DL 721 ERA last year when his season was cut short by a strained right shoulder. Kerry Wood and Mark Prior could He is with an ia90 ERA in two start the season on the Chicago Cubs' spring training appearances, aflowing disabled list. seven runs and eight hits in 3 V innings with five strikeouts and no walks. Wood, coming back from a torn "How many innings has he right rotator cuff, threw 25 pitches off g a mound Tuesday at the Cubs' pitched?" manager Lou Piniella asked complex in Mesa, Ariz. On Monday. "You need 25 or so Minings. March 11, he strained his right triceps In fairness to the person, is he going while pitching against Milwaukee, and to be ready?" In Tampa, Fla., the New York Yanit's unclear whether he will be ready kees said Andy Pettitte is expected for the start of the season. "Until we get him back out there to miss his scheduled start on Friday , because of back spasms. and get him on a schedule, you just "I don't anticipate it being a major don't know," pitching coach Larry Rothschild said. "Hopefully he could, problem," manager Joe Torre said. but it has to work for the team and it "He's just got a little tightness. It seems to be pretty straightforward." has to be in his best interests." Pettitte first experienced the back Wood was just 2 The ' with a 4.12 ERA last year and has a problems while working out Monday, and his scheduled bullpen session 12.00 ERA in three spring training Tuesday was canceled. Torre said that appearances. If he's on the active Pettitte should be ready for the start of roster, it most likely would be as a g the season if he is able to make a final reliever. with a The 2&yearokl Prior was spring training start next week. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 0-- 1 spring-trainin- one-innin- 6 "It kind of stiffened up after I got done," Pettitte said. "I left here and I was like, 'Don't worry about it. I'm good.' Then last night, my back just locked on me. I was still pretty locked up this morning. I loosened up a lot." In Vero Beach, Fla., manager Grady Little's 2008 option was exercised by the Los Angeles Dodgers, who added a 2009 team option to his deal "Grady has shown invaluable leadership and proven that he under- -' stands what it takes to win," Dodgers general manager Ned Colletti said. "We have established a very strong relationship in a short amount of time, and I'm very pleased to know that he'll continue to play an integral role in the future of this organization." The little guided the Dodgers to an 4 record last season to his first year as their manager. Los . Angeles won the NL wild card, then lost three straight to the New York Mets. In Surprise, Ariz., Texas closer : . 88-7- Eric Gagne pitched in a game for the first time this year and Barry Bonds hit his fifth home run. Gagne pitched one inning, giving up a home run to Kevin Frandsen, in the Rangers' 3 win over the San Francisco Giants. The reliever, who contract signed a $6 million, one-yewith Texas, is trying to return from elbow and back operations after being limited to 15 W innings for the Los Angles Dodgers the last two years. . "Everything was good today the fastball had life on it. I had good control Even the curveball and changeup were good," Gagne said. "I'm just try-in- g to see where I am with my body. There is scar tissue in there." Bonds returned after a three-da- y break and went or-- 3 with a 375-fodrive in the sixth off Akinori Otsuka that put the Giants ahead Russ Ortiz, bidding to become the Giants' No. 5 starter, gave up two runs and four hits in six innings with six strikeouts and one walk. 4-- ar 1- ot 2-- 1. TONY OUITERREZAMOtiated Texas Rangers pHthsr Erk Gags Pratt foflovw through on a pitch as he mates his . first spring training appearance against the San Francisco Giants in Surprise, Ariz., on Tuesday. |