Major League Baseball: BBN-RAMIREZ -- SAN DIEGO -- Fifty games later, or 57 days to be exact, and the circus sets up its tent in San Diego's Petco Park as Manny Ramirez returns to the Dodger lineup; will anyone be watching the game? For all the angst over cheating, it seems fans still love the 'Manny Being Manny' show; from vendors to security personnel to baseball management to ticket-takers to the grounds crew to the clubhouses, there is a palpable excitement in the air. Developing, by Dylan Hernandez (Times). BBN-DODGERS-PADRES -- SAN DIEGO -- A Dodgers offense that has slowed will certainly welcome back Manny Ramirez to the lineup as the team with the best record in baseball embarks on a nine-game road trip, starting with three games against the Padres at Petco Park. Developing (late), by Kevin Baxter (Times). Plus a Bill PLASCHKE column on the return of Manny Ramirez to the Dodgers lineup. BBA-ORIOLES-ANGELS -- ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Angel right-hander Ervin Santana comes off the disabled list for the second time this season as the Angels and Orioles continue their four-game series; Los Angeles won the opener, 5-2, and now lead the AL West by one game over the Rangers. Developing (late), by Jim Peltz (Times). With BBA-ANGELS-NOTES. BBN-METS-COMMENTS -- Rest easy, Washington baseball fans; the '09 Nats aren't even half as bad as the '62 Mets. 1,190 words, by Jonathan Yardley (Post). Moved. Golf: GOLF-ATT -- WASHINGTON -- Tiger Woods shoots a 4-under 66 and at 10 for the tournament has a one-shot lead at the AT&T National at Congressional Country Club; first-round leader and defending champion Anthony Kim is two shots behind. Developing, by Barry Svrluga (Post). With GOLF-ATT-NOTES. Plus a Thomas BOSWELL column from the AT&T National. Pro Basketball: BKN-LAKERS -- Phil Jackson announces he'll return to coach the Lakers next season, ending speculation the coach with a record 10 titles would retire because of health concerns; meanwhile, the Lakers continue their talks with free agent forward Lamar Odom. Developing, by Mike Bresnahan (Times). 