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SUNDAY DOUBLE PLAY

Every Sunday on the 12:30 p.m. ET "Baseball Tonight" show, Karl Ravech, John Kruk and Steve Phillips took part in the Sunday Double Play competition. Each of them selected a starting pitcher and a hitter to play for Sunday's games. They competed in three categories -- wins, hits and home runs -- based on the results of their selections. The results are cumulative for the season. On Sunday, the competition concluded, with John Kruk winning the first "championship." He was presented a trophy, which he noted was hitting right-handed.

Here are the final standings:

SUNDAY'S NOTEWORTHY PERFORMANCES

GOOD

• Rich Harden allowed two hits and one run over seven innings against the Nationals. Harden also struck out 11 for his second consecutive double-digit-strikeout performance. Harden has won four consecutive decisions.

BAD

• Jesse Crain couldn't hold onto Minnesota's lead against the Angels. Crain gave up two hits and two runs in the eighth and was saddled with the loss. The Angels scored all five of their runs in the 5-3 win over the final three innings.

UGLY

• Darrell Rasner and Daniel Cabrera share the honor. The two starting pitchers in the Yankees' game with the Orioles did not last four innings. Rasner gave up five runs in 3 1/3 innings. Cabrera gave up seven runs in 3 2/3 innings in a game the Orioles lost 8-7.

FANTASY: PREVIEW OF MONDAY'S GAMES

Adam Madison examines the pitching matchups in store for the 10 games on Monday's schedule.

Madison also looks at current injuries and details player reports that could help shape the way you put together your roster for Monday's games. Daily Notes

FORWARD THINKING: MONDAY

• Dodgers at Phillies, 7:05 p.m. ET, ESPN: Brett Myers (6-10, 4.71 ERA) is coming off his best start of the season, a complete-game shutout against the Nationals. The start before that, Myers lost a 3-1 decision against the Dodgers. Chad Billingsley (12-9, 3.10 ERA) has not lost in more than a month, going 3-0 with three no-decisions.

• Diamondbacks at Padres, 10:05 p.m. ET: Dan Haren (14-6, 3.12 ERA) is 6-1 over his past seven starts, a stretch which includes two wins against the Padres. Jake Peavy's (9-9, 2.84 ERA) most recent start was against the D-backs -- and Haren -- but it didn't go well, with the righty giving up six runs and four walks in five innings.

• Twins at Mariners, 10:05 p.m. ET: Francisco Liriano (4-3, 4.24 ERA) tries to keep his roll going. He is 4-0 with a 1.14 ERA since returning to the majors. One of those wins came against Seattle, as he gave up two runs over seven innings Aug. 15. Miguel Batista (4-12, 6.55 ERA) makes his first start since Aug. 4 after six relief appearances.

• Complete list of pitching probables for Monday