Plus a Chris ERSKINE column on grunting at Wimbledon. Major League Baseball: STREETER -- The behavior of Manny Ramirez -- not owning up to what he really was taking, not talking to his fans in a huge news conference the way he did when he signed with the Dodgers -- is bad, or is it? To one philosophy professor who has applied his field of study to baseball in a book, it all depends on which philosopher you're talking about: Aristotle? Kant? But can these long-dead philosophers explain Manny being Manny? Developing, by Kurt Streeter (Times). BBN-DODGERS-ROCKIES -- LOS ANGELES -- Pinch-hitter Rafael Furcall singles in Russell Martin in the bottom of the eighth to give the Dodgers a 1-0 win over the Rockies; four pitchers combine on a three-hit shutout, with Jonathan Broxton coming on in the ninth to strike out two to earn his 19th save. Developing, by Jim Peltz (Times). With BBN-DODGERS-NOTES. BBA-REDSOX-ORIOLES -- BALTIMORE -- On the verge of a second straight victory over the Red Sox, the Orioles' bullpen implodes in the ninth inning, giving up four runs to tie the game; in the 11th, Julio Lugo singles in the run that beats Baltimore, 6-5. Developing, by Jeff Zrebiec (Sun). BBA-ANGELS-RANGERS -- ARLINGTON, Texas -- The top two teams in the AL West conclude their three-game series with Jered Weaver (8-3) making the start for the Angels, opposed by Ranger right-hander Kevin Millwood (8-5); a Texas victory would pull the Rangers to within a half-game of Los Angeles for the division lead. Developing, by Mike DiGiovanna (Times). With BBA-ANGELS-NOTES. Golf: GOLF-ATT -- WASHINGTON -- Tournament host Tiger Woods, who missed last year's AT&T National, will be the center of attention when the event begins Thursday at the Congressional Country Club; Anthony Kim is the defending champion, winning by two strokes in 2008. Developing, expecting versions from Post and Sun. Plus a Thomas BOSWELL column on the AT&T National. GOLF-BARNES-COMMENT -- WASHINGTON -- Ten days after Ricky Barnes finished in a tie for second place at the U.S. Open, his life has changed, right? Barnes, settling in on the driving range at Congressional Country Club, ponders a moment: 'Well, I get recognized more often,' he says, even as fans begin to congregate along the fence behind him to watch his practice session. 1,140 words, by Tracee Hamilton (Post). Moved. Motor Sports: CAR-GREEN -- 'Green racing' might seem like an oxymoron, what with souped-up cars spewing exhaust and burning rubber as they tear around the track, but for an elite segment of the auto racing industry, it's no longer just about which car gets to the checkered flag first -- it's also about which one crosses the finish line with the smallest environmental and energy footprint. 1,090 words, by Timothy B. Wheeler (Sun). Moved. Features and Columns: FB-BROADCAST -- MOUNT LAUREL, N.J. -- Tackling television: The NFL's 'Broadcast Boot Camp' helps aging players prepare for a different kind of career -- in broadcasting. 1,100 words, by Les Carpenter (Post). With FB-BROADCAST-WEB. Both moved. Three photos. Helene ELLIOTT on the first day of NHL free agency. MORNING-BRIEFING. 