To understand what Jimmy Rollins felt when he walked into thePhillies' clubhouse yesterday and saw that he'd been dropped from the leadoff spot, you have to know this: 

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Can we set Manny Ramirez aside for just a second? Because while the rest of Baseball looks for the elusive outfielder, who hasn't been seen in public since his suspension a week ago, there are a few other questions surrounding theDodgers. 

--RF Jayson Werth became only the third player in Phillies history to steal four bases in a game when he did it Tuesday. 

--Manager Charlie Manuel will lead the National League in the All-Star Game on July 14, but he said he hasn't started thinking about breaking the league's 12-year winless streak against the American League. 

Upon further review, Charlie Manuel bumped Jimmy Rollins from the leadoff spot, after all. 

You don't panic on Mother's Day. 

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ON SUNDAY, when Brad Lidge walked off the mound at the end of a ninth inning in which he walked Greg Norton and later allowed a two-out RBI double to Casey Kotchman, pitching coach Rich Dubee delivered a simple message. 

--RHP Chan Ho Park's greatest successes in his major league career have come with the Dodgers, for whom he won 18 games in 2000 and pitched in the All-Star Game in 2001. 

There never has been a shred of suspicion that Ryan Howard has used performance-enhancing drugs. 

--LHP Jamie Moyer gave the commencement address Monday at Holy Family University at the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts in Philadelphia. 

Manny Ramirez abruptly dropped an appeal of his drug suspension within hours of a scheduled hearing last week, cornered not by test results but by a prescription for a banned substance that appeared in his medical records, sources told The Times. 

Cole Hamels called Manny Ramirez "the greatest hitter in the game today. 

It w as the kind of outing Cole Hamels -- and thePhillies -- have been waiting for.