Tigers Trade Grilli To Colorado
The Tigers traded Jason Grilli to the Rockies on Wednesday for minor league pitcher Zachary Simons, as reported by the Associated Press. Will Yankees Stick With Hughes?
The Yankees haven't made a decision on how long they are going to stick with Phil Hughes in the rotation, according to the New York Daily News. Cordero Will Miss Four-To-Six Weeks
Nationals' reliever Chad Cordero will miss roughly a month of action with a tear in the muscle below his pitching shoulder, according to the Associated Press. Royals Trade De La Rosa To Rockies
The Kansas City Royals have traded left-handed pitcher Jorge De La Rosa and cash to the Colorado Rockies in exchange for a player to be named. Mariners Call Up Top Prospects Clement And Baltentin
Jeff Clement and outfielder Wladimir Balentien were called up from Tacoma on Wednesday by the Seattle Mariners. Giants' Alfonso Suspended 50-Games
Eliezer Alfonso, a member of the Giants' 40-man roster, has been suspended for 50 games for testing positive for a performance-enhancing substance. Marlins' Farm Report: Volstad K's 8 In 7 Innings
Christopher Volstad threw seven quality innings while giving up just run for the second consecutive time on Tuesday. Florida Spends More On Marketing Than Any Other MLB Club
The Marlins say they spend more than $10 million annually on advertising and marketing, more than any other team. Kazmir Set To Make Debut For Rays
Scott Kazmir will make his season debut for the Rays on Sunday against the Red Sox, according to the Associated Press. Smoltz May Be Willing To Re-Join Bullpen
After heading to the disabled list with persistent shoulder pain, John Smoltz admitted on Tuesday that he would accept a move to the bullpen upon his return, according to a report in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Mientkiewicz: We Haven't Seen Real Johan Yet
Pittsburgh's Doug Mientkiewicz, who played with Johan Santana in Minnesota, doesn't believe that New York has seen the lefty pitcher at his best yet this season, according to Newsday. Report: Clemens Had Several Affairs
Just a few days after it was reported that Roger Clemens had an affair with country singer Mindy McCready, reports indicate that he may have cheated on his wife with several women during his Major League career, according to the New York Daily News. Yanks Place A-Rod On 15-Day DL
Alex Rodriguez is going on the 15-day disabled list with a strained right quadriceps, as reported by the Associated Press on Tuesday. Braves Place Smoltz On Disabled List
Atlanta Braves pitcher John Smoltz was examined today by Dr. Konerko Earns Right To Veto Any Trade
Paul Konerko earned the right to veto any trade from the White Sox as he celebrated his tenth year of service in the Major Leagues on Tuesday, according to the Chicago Tribune. Reports Say Posada Will Return This Season
Early reports claim that Jorge Posada will not miss the rest of the season for the Yankees, according to ESPN. Royals Release Nomo
The Kansas City Royals have released right-handed pitcher Hideo Nomo. Red Sox Farm Report: Anderson Goes 4-For-4 With 2 Homers
Lars Anderson continues his fine season at high Single-A Lancaster where he is hitting . Cardinals' Farm Report: Rasmus Breaking Out Of Slump?
Colby Rasmus is a top-10 prospect in all of baseball and went 2-for-4 with two homers on Monday. Indians' Farm Report: Mills Hits Two Homers
Beau Mills, one of the Indians top positional prospects, went 3-for-5 with two homers in a high Single-A game at Salem on Monday. Cubs Could Trade For Greene?
The Cubs are reportedly watching Padres shortstop Khalil Greene, and the Padres have monitored Cubs center fielder Felix Pie, who lost playing time to Reed Johnson, as the two teams may make a trade. McCready Confirms Affair With Clemens
Country singer Mindy McCready confirmed a long-term affair with pitcher Roger Clemens on Monday. A-Rod Aggravates Quad, Will Sit Tuesday
Alex Rodriguez re-injured his quadriceps in the Yankees' win over the Indians on Monday and will likely sit out against the Tigers on Tuesday night, according to ESPN. Reds' Hatteberg Would Welcome A Trade
Scott Hatteberg won't demand a trade from the Reds, but he wouldn't object to a deal away from the team either, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. Glavine 'Concerned' About Being Rusty
The Braves' Tom Glavine is concerned about getting rusty following his short stay on the disabled list, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Giants Demote Zito To Bullpen
The Giants' Barry Zito was demoted to the bullpen Monday, in hopes the former ace can correct his problems by working in relief, according to an Associated Press report. Posada: I Won't Play First Base
Jorge Posada does not want to move to first base should his shoulder issues linger and hinder his production as the catcher of the Yankees, according to the New York Times. Andruw: In September, No One Remembers April
No one really thinks the Dodgers will win the NL West. Giants Consider Moving Zito To Bullpen
The Giants are considering moving Barry Zito to the bullpen after a horrible start to the 2008 regular season, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. The MLB Team Rankings Through Week 4
At RealGM, we use the Field Impact Counter (FIC) to objectively measure how effective teams are performing. Smoltz Complains Of Sore Shoulder After Shaky Outing
John Smoltz complained of a sore shoulder after a rough outing against the Mets on Sunday, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Leyland: Sheffield Will Stay At No. 3
Despite his early struggles, Gary Sheffield will remain in the third spot in the lineup for the Tigers, according to the Detroit News. Report: Clemens Had Affair With Country Singer
Roger Clemens had a decade-long affair with country star Mindy McCready, according to a report in the New York Daily News. Alou To Undergo MRI On Ankle
Moises Alou will undergo an MRI on Monday to try to determine the cause of swelling in his left ankle, according to an Associated Press report. Giants Place Correia On 15-Day DL
The Giants could be without pitcher Kevin Correia for a month after the right-hander was placed on the 15-day disabled list Sunday with a left oblique strain, as reported by the Associated Press. Pirates Release Morris
Matt Morris was released Sunday by the Pirates after failing to pitch past the second inning on Saturday night against the Phillies, as reported by the Associated Press. Posada Likely Headed To Disabled List
Jorge Posada will likely be placed on the disabled list for the first time in his career with a recurring shoulder injury, according to the New York Times. Maholm Pitches 2-Hitter Against Phillies
Paul Maholm pitched a two-hitter against the Philadelphia Phillies on Sunday afternoon to give the Pittsburgh Pirates a 5-1 win over their interstate rival. Big Papi Out With Knee Bruise
Red Sox DH David Ortiz was out of the starting lineup Sunday with a bruised right knee, as reported by the Associated Press. Home-Plate Umpire Hurt At Dodger Stadium
Home-plate umpire Kerwin Danley briefly lost consciousness after being hit in the mask with a fastball thrown by the Dodgers' Brad Penny on Saturday, according to MLB. Red Sox Place Casey On 15-Day DL
The Red Sox have placed infielder Sean Casey on the 15-day disabled list with a right hip strain, according to MLB. Sheets Could Start For Brewers Tuesday
Ben Sheets threw in the bullpen before Milwaukee's game against Florida on Saturday, according to the Associated Press. Experts Peg Joba As A Top Starter
Baseball experts that have seen Joba Chamberlain pitch as a starter in the minor leagues believe that he would be a top starter for the Yankees, according to the New York Post. Rangers' Ryan: No Decision Yet On Washington
The Associated Press is reporting that Rangers team president Nolan Ryan said a decision hasn’t been made about the future of manager Ron Washington as the team is off to one of their worst starts in franchise history. Cardinals' Glaus Missing Time With Allergies
St. Yanks Call Up Duncan, Demote Traber
The Yankees called up Shelly Duncan from the minor leagues on Saturday and started him in right field against the Indians, according to the Associated Press. Chipper Out With Back Spasms
Chipper Jones was scratched from the Braves' lineup Saturday after he was bothered by spasms in the middle of his back, as reported by the Associated Press. Peavy Makes Pitch For Lofton
Jake Peavy made a strong pitch for free agent Kenny Lofton on Saturday, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune. Surgery To End Bruney's Season In N.Y.
Brian Bruney will miss the rest of the season for the Yankees after finding out that he will need surgery to repair a tear in the Lisfranc joint of his right foot, according to the New York Daily News. Struggling Liriano Sent To Triple-A Rochester
Francisco Liriano was sent to Triple-A Rochester by the Twins on Friday, after posting an 11. Gary Sheffield Is Worried About Shoulder
Tigers' designated hitter Gary Sheffield is worried about his shoulder, according to the Detroit News. Maddux: 'Closing Is The Hardest Job'
Greg Maddux believes that the role of closer is the toughest job in baseball, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune. Mariners Sign Johjima To 3-Year Extension
The Seattle Mariners have signed Kenji Johjima to a three-year contract extension, the team announced Friday afternoon. Royals Request Release Waivers On Nomo
The Kansas City Royals have requested unconditional release waivers on right-handed pitcher Hideo Nomo today. Giants' Farm Report: Bumgarner Continues Great K/BB Ratio
Madison Bumgarner had his finest performance of 2008 on Thursday, striking out eight and walking no batters while giving up one run on two hits in a Single-A start at Hickory. Brewers Farm Report: LaPorta On A Home Run Tear
Matt LaPorta, a corner outfield prospect for the Milwaukee Brewers, went 3-for-4 with two home runs on Thursday in a Double-A game. Big Hurt Bobblehead Day In Toronto To Move Forward?
The Blue Jays believe they saved $10 million by releasing Frank Thomas. Ricciardi Trying To Keep Gibbons Off Hot Seat
Jays' GM JP Ricciardi is trying to keep his manager off the hot seat. Crisp Off Trade Front For Now?
With Bobby Kielty undergoing hand surgery, Coco Crisp has been removed from the trade front for the time being. A-Rod Could DH Friday Against Indians
Alex Rodriguez could return to the lineup of the Yankees on Friday night as a designated hitter, according to the New York Post. Thomas To Be 'Everday DH' For A's
Frank Thomas will reportedly be an everyday designated hitter as a member of the Oakland A's, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. Fuentes Replaces Corpas As Rockies' Closer
Brian Fuentes will replace Manny Corpas as the closer of the Rockies, according to the Denver Post. Soriano Will Hit Leadoff When He Returns
Alfonso Soriano will bat in the leadoff spot for the Cubs when he returns to the active roster, according to the Chicago Tribune. Leyland Won't Explain Cabrera-Guillen Switch
Tigers' Manager Jim Leyland will not explain why he switched the team's defensive alignment, swapping Carlos Guillen and third baseman Miguel Cabrera, according to the Detroit Free Press. Zito Will Keep Pitching Through Slump
Giants' starter Barry Zito will remain in the team's starting rotation despite his incredible slump, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. Big Hurt Returns To Oakland
Frank Thomas officially returned to the Bay Area on Thursday, agreeing to terms with the A's on a contract, as reported by Yahoo. A-Rod Likely To Return This Weekend
The Yankees should get third baseman Alex Rodriguez back this weekend when they battle the Cleveland Indians, according to the New York Post. Cubs Get 10,000th Win In 10th Inning
The Cubs won their 10,000th game as a Major League franchise on Wednesday night with a 10-inning victory against the Rockies, according to the Chicago Tribune. Cordero Won't Need Surgery On Shoulder
Nationals' closer Chad Cordero will not need surgery on his injured right shoulder, according to the Washington Post. Utley And A Bunch Of Red Sox In New RGM Player Rankings
By Christopher Reina
At RealGM, we use the Field Impact Counter (FIC) to objectively measure how effective players are performing and then use the Reina Value to valuate their financial worth. Mattingly Trying To Fix Andruw's Swing
Dodgers' hitting Coach Don Mattingly is reportedly trying to fix the swing of new outfielder Andruw Jones, according to the Los Angeles Times. Guillen Says He Couldn't Work For Steinbrenner
White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen claims that he could never work for New York co-owner Hank Steinbrenner, according to the Chicago Tribune. Thomas Receives Offer From Northern League
Frank Thomas has received his first contract offer since being released by the Blue Jays, according to the Toronto Star. Agent: Bonds Has No Offers
Barry Bonds still is awaiting an offer from an MLB club. Report: Reds To Replace Fired GM Krivsky With Jocketty
The Reds have fired GM Wayne Krivsky, according to a report on the Cincinnati Enquirer web site Wednesday. Yost: Prince's Diet Not The Reason For Slow Start
Ned Yost does not believe Prince Fielder's struggles are related to becoming a vegetarian. Cabrera And Guillen Trade Positions
Jim Leyland announced on Tuesday that Miguel Cabrera and Carlos Guillen are swapping positions. Angels Farm Report: Walden K's 9 In 6 Innings
Jordan Walden, one of the top pitching prospects in the Angels' organization, struck out nine batters in six innings in a Single-A start on Tuesday for Cedar Rapids. Marlins In No Rush To Lock Up Hanley
The Marlins are in no rush to lock up Hanley Ramirez to a long-term contract. Pirates May Buy Out Morris
The Pirates may finally admit a mistake on acquiring Matt Morris by releasing his $10,037,283 salary, as well as the $1 million buyout of his 2009 option, all of it guaranteed. Pujols Admits Patience Is Wearing Thin
Albert Pujols has finally admitted that his patience is wearing thin at the plate, according to the St. Rays Acquire Gross From Brewers
The Rays addressed a need for some help in the outfield Tuesday, when they acquired Gabe Gross from the Brewers in exchange for minor league pitcher Josh Butler, as reported by the Associated Press. Smoltz Reaches 3,000 K's
The Braves' John Smoltz became the 16th pitcher to reach 3,000 career strikeouts but was outpitched by John Lannan in the Nationals’ 6-0 win over the Braves on Tuesday night, as reported by the Associated Press. Yanks Aren't Interested In Frank Thomas
The Yankees don't appear interested in the services of free agent designated hitter Frank Thomas, according to the New York Daily News. Nats' Cordero To Have Shoulder Examined
Nationals reliever Chad Cordero will have his shoulder examined on Wednesday afternoon, according to MLB. Indians Place Westbrook On Disabled List
The Indians have placed starting pitcher Jake Westbrook on the disabled list with a pulled muscle in his side, according to the Associated Press. Beckett Scratched From Start With Stiff Neck
Josh Beckett has been scratched from his scheduled start against the Angels on Tuesday night because of stiffness in his neck, according to MLB. Steinbrenner: They've Got Me All Wrong
Hank Steinbrenner thinks that people have the wrong idea about his personality and the way he handles the Yankees, according to The Record. Crede: 'Door Always Open' To Negotiate
Joe Crede claims that he is open to negotiating a new contract with the White Sox, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. Yost Decides To Skip Sheets' Turn
Brewers' Manager Ned Yost has decided to skip Ben Sheets' turn in the team's starting rotation, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. A-Rod Could Land On DL For Yanks
Alex Rodriguez is known as a quick healer, but the Yankees are still worried that he could end up on the disabled list with a strained quadriceps, according to the New York Times. Giants' Lowry Has MRI On Injured Forearm
Giants' LHP Noah Lowry had an MRI on Monday after feeling a tingling sensation in his injured forearm, according to an Associated Press report. Chipper Hopes Quad Won't Mean Missed Time
Chipper Jones is still hoping to play for the Braves on Monday night against the Nationals, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Leyland: 'The Big Boys Gotta Step It Up'
The Tigers have had their fair share of injuries this season, but Manager Jim Leyland thinks that the big guns need to step up in order for the team to turn things around, according to the Detroit Free Press. D-Backs And The Chicago Teams In RealGM Team Rankings Top-3
At RealGM, we use the Field Impact Counter (FIC) to objectively measure how effective teams are performing. Could Thomas, Bonds Be On Oakland's Radar?
The Athletics are playing good baseball, and it seems possible that Billy Beane would entertain the idea of signing Barry Bonds or Frank Thomas, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. Granderson Isn't In 'Baseball' Shape
Tigers outfielder Curtis Granderson's broken hand is improving, but he isn't in 'baseball' shape, according to the Detroit News. A's Place Foulke On Disabled List
The Athletics have placed reliever Keith Foulke on the 15-day disabled list with stiffness in his neck, according to the Contra Costa Times. New Boss Wants Joba Starting Now
Hank Steinbrenner cannot wait any longer, he wants Joba Chamberlain in the Yankees starting rotation right now, according to the New York Times. Yanks Win, A-Rod Leaves With Injury
The Yankees snapped a three-game skid on Sunday afternoon against the Orioles, but lost Alex Rodriguez to a quadriceps injury, according to ESPN. Phillies Place Rollins On DL For First Time
The Phillies placed SS Jimmy Rollins on the 15-day disabled list Sunday for the first time in his career because of a sprained left ankle, according to an Associated Press report. Sheffield Sits With Sore Shoulder
Gary Sheffield was held out of the Tigers' lineup Sunday against the Blue Jays because of soreness in his right shoulder, reported the Associated Press. Is Nomo's Career Over?
Japan pitching legend Hideo Nomo was designated for assignment on Sunday, and his career may be over, according to an MLB. Reds Place Weathers On 15-Day DL
The Reds on Sunday placed RHP David Weathers on the 15-day disabled list with ulnar nerve irritation in his right elbow, as reported by Yahoo. Report: Jays Release 'Unhappy' Big Hurt
Frank Thomas’ short stay with the Blue Jays is apparently over. Angels' Lackey Ready To Begin Rehab Stint
Angels' starter John Lackey is ready to begin a rehab stint in the minor leagues this week, according to the Los Angeles Times. Sheets Feels Better But Status Uncertain
Ben Sheets is feeling better after leaving a start on Friday night's game with tightness in his right triceps, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. Doug Davis Says He Feels 'Great'
Just ten days after having surgery for thyroid-cancer Diamondbacks' pitcher Doug Davis has returned to the team, according to the Arizona Republic. Minnesota's Kubel Wants Long-Term Deal
Jason Kubel would like a long-term deal from the Minnesota Twins, but the team would prefer that he earn such a contract, according to the Pioneer Press. Rays' Kazmir Eyeing May Return
Rays' pitching ace Scott Kazmir moved one step closer to returning after a solid rehab start. Joba Meets Yankees In Baltimore
Reliever Joba Chamberlain rejoined the Yankees on Saturday night in Baltimore after missing the team's last six games to be with his ailing father, according to MLB. Giants Designate Rajai Davis For Assignment, Make Other Moves
On Saturday, the Giants placed Erick Threets on the 15-day disabled list with a right intracostal strain, as reported by Yahoo. Former Catcher John Marzano Has Died
According to a report by WPVI-TV in Philadelphia on Saturday, former major league catcher John Marzano has died. Twins Place Everett On 15-Day DL; Recall Buscher
Adam Everett was placed on 15-day disabled list on Saturday by the Twins because of a strained right shoulder, as reported by the Associated Press. Yanks' Farnsworth Suspended, Appeals Penalty
The Yankees' Kyle Farnsworth was suspended for three games and fined Saturday for throwing behind the neck of Red Sox slugger Manny Ramirez earlier this week. Big Hurt Upset Over Benching
Blue Jays' veteran DH Frank Thomas was upset Saturday after getting benched in favor of Matt Stairs and being told by Manager John Gibbons that he can expect less playing time in the future, according to an Associated Press report. Cubs Send Patterson To Triple-A Iowa; Recall Murton
The Cubs on Saturday recalled outfielder Matt Murton from Triple-A Iowa on and sent infielder Eric Patterson to the same club, as reported by the Associated Press. Arizona's Upton OK Without Long-Term Deal
Diamondbacks right fielder Justin Upton is fine with the fact that the team hasn't offered him a long-term deal, according to the Arizona Republic. Joba Relieved Dad's 'Feeling Much Better'
Joba Chamberlain could return to the Yankees this weekend after leaving to be with his ailing father last Sunday, according to the New York Daily News. Glavine Lands On DL For First Time Ever
Tom Glavine has landed on the disabled list with a strained right hamstring for the first time in his 22-year career, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Agent: Klesko Retiring After 16-Year Career
Ryan Klesko is retiring after 16 seasons in the major leagues, agent Joe Sambito said Friday. Orioles Still Would Have Signed Tejada, Despite Age Difference
The Orioles say that they would still have signed free agent Miguel Tejada back in 2003 even if they were aware of his newfound age, according to the Baltimore Sun. Could Cubs Call Sox About Coco?
New centerfielder Felix Pie is struggling, and possible outfielder Alfonso Soriano is on the disabled list, leaving the Cubs with a thin roster, according to the Rocky Mountain News. Rays Claim Dan Johnson Off Waivers
The Tampa Bay Rays claimed first baseman Dan Johnson off waivers from the Oakland Athletics. Braves' Moylan May Need Tommy John Surgery
The Braves' Peter Moylan may need season-ending surgery on his injured right elbow, according to an ESPN. Rookie Longoria, Rays Agree To $17.5M, Six-Year Deal
Rookie Evan Longoria and the Rays agreed on Friday to a $17. Giants Still Interested In Dan Johnson
The Giants remain interested in first baseman Dan Johnson, who was designated for assignment by Oakland on April 10, giving the A's until Sunday to make a move with Johnson. Furcal Hoping To Stay With Dodgers
Rafael Furcal is in the final season of a three-year, $39 million contract with the Dodgers and is having a nice season. D-Backs Farm Report: Scherzer K's 11 Again
Max Scherzer turned in yet another dominating performance on Thursday in a Triple-A start in Sacramento. Vlad Insists Finger Injury Isn't Serious
Vladimir Guerrero insists that the finger injury that forced him to miss the Angels' game on Thursday isn't a serious issue, according to the Press-Enterprise. Pedro Thinks He'll Be Back Sooner
The Mets don't expect Pedro Martinez back on the mound anytime soon, but the pitcher might have different plans, according to the New York Daily News. Rockies Outlast Padres In 22 Innings
The Colorado Rockies outlasted the San Diego Padres 2-1 in 22 innings on Thursday night, according to the Denver Post. Tejada Tells Astros He's 33, Not 31
Houston shortstop Miguel Tejada told the Astros on Thursday that he's 33-years old, not 31 as reported in the team's media guide, according to FOX Sports. Detroit's Granderson Returning Next Week?
Curtis Granderson could return for the Tigers next week after missing the opening portion of the season with a broken bone in his right hand, according to the Detroit Free Press. Hudson Confused About Loss Of Velocity
Braves' starting pitcher Tim Hudson doesn't understand why he has lost some serious velocity on his fastball, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Tigers, Jays And Mariners Best Options For Bonds?
If Barry Bonds is going to play baseball this season, it'll likely be for either the Tigers, Blue Jays or Mariners, according to the New York Times. Carpenter Throws 60-Pitch Bullpen Session
Former Cy Young award winner Chris Carpenter threw a 60-pitch bullpen session on Tuesday. Twins Farm Report: Guerra Has 0.60 ERA In 3 Starts
Deolis Guerra, who came over to Minnesota in the Johan Santana trade, continued his successful April in high Single-A Fort Myers on Wednesday. Reds Farm Report: Bruce Goes 3-For-3 With HR, 3B
While Corey Patterson patrols center field for the Reds, Jay Bruce is continuing to prove he is ready for the big leagues. J-Roll Doubtful Until The Weekend
The lingering ankle sprain of shortstop Jimmy Rollins will keep him out of the Phillies' lineup until at least the weekend, according to Philly Blurbs. Youkilis, Crisp Join Wounded List
The injury woes of the Red Sox continued on Wednesday night as Kevin Youkilis and Coco Crisp limped away from Yankee Stadium, according to the Boston Herald. RGM Notebook: Hudson Struggles, Campillo Surprises
Atlanta Braves’ right-handed pitcher Tim Hudson struggled in his start Wednesday at the Florida Marlins. Yankees' Kennedy OK For Next Start
Yankees' pitcher Ian Kennedy is still scheduled to start on Saturday despite being hit in the hip with a line drive earlier this week, according to the Republican-American. Nats' Hill Could Debut On Saturday
The Nationals are hoping that pitcher Shawn Hill will make his season debut for the team on Saturday, according to the Washington Post. Is Jimmy Rollins Headed To The DL?
For the sixth straight game, shortstop Jimmy Rollins was not in the lineup for the Phillies on Wednesday night, according to the Philadelphia Daily News. Reds Reportedly Interested Signing Piazza
The Reds are in need of help at catcher and could entertain the idea of signing free-agent Mike Piazza, according to the Dayton Daily News. Boston Places Cora On 15-Day DL
The Red Sox placed infielder Alex Cora on the 15-day disabled list on Wednesday with a right elbow strain, retroactive to April 10, according to a Yahoo. Royals Farm Report: Former 1st Overall Pick Hochevar Doing Well In AAA
Luke Hochevar, the first overall pick in the 2006 MLB draft by the Kansas City Royals, gave up four hits and no runs in six innings of work on Tuesday in a Triple-A start at Nashville. Mets Fan Dies In Escalator Fall At Shea
A 37-yard old Mets' fan fell to his death in an accident at Shea Stadium on Tuesday night, according to a report in the New York Daily News. Girardi: Joba's Dad Is Doing A Little Better
Joe Girardi said on Tuesday that the ailing father of pitcher Joba Chamberlain was doing "a little better", according to the New York Daily News. Schilling: N.Y. Isn't An Option
Curt Schilling says that pitching for the New York Yankees next season isn't an option, according to the Boston Globe. Cubs' Soriano Injures Calf
The Cubs' Alfonso Soriano underwent an MRI Tuesday night after hurting his right calf while catching Ken Griffey’s fly ball to end the top of the first inning. Yankees: Please Keep 'Popemobile' Off The Grass
D Griffey Hits 595th Career Home Run
Reds' outfielder Ken Griffey Jr. Mariners Place Bedard On 15-Day DL
Mariners pitcher Erik Bedard went on the 15-day disabled list Tuesday with inflammation in his left hip, a condition that is improving enough that the team expects him to miss just one start, as reported by the Associated Press. Red Sox Farm Report: Anderson Goes 3-For-5 With Homer
Lars Anderson, a 20-year-old first baseman in the Red Sox organization, went 3-for-5 with a homer on Monday in high Single-A. Scout: A's Should Make Harden Closer
Oakland starter Rich Harden can't seem to remain healthy enough to pitch over several innings, and a scout believes that the best thing would be for the team to make him their closer, according to MLB. Bedard Won't Land On Seattle's DL
Erik Bedard will not land on the disabled list of the Mariners, according to a report in the Seattle Times. Weaver Signs One-Year Deal With Brewers
The Brewers have signed starting pitcher Jeff Weaver to a one-year deal, according to the Los Angeles Times. Indians Place Borowski On 15-Day DL; Recall Mastny From Buffalo
The Indians placed pitcher Joe Borowski on the 15-day disabled list Tuesday, a day after giving up a two-run homer in the ninth inning in a loss to the Red Sox. Thome Suspended, Fined
White Sox DH Jim Thome has been suspended for one game and fined by MLB for “inappropriate actions” during a game last week against the Tigers. Rays Farm Report: McGee Has Another Solid Start
Jacob McGee, yet another top pitching prospect in the Rays' system, gave up two runs on one hit and three walks in five innings of work on Monday in a Double-A start. Lowrie Expected To Make Debut For Red Sox
Infielder Jed Lowrie is expected to make his Major League debut for the Red Sox on Tuesday night against the Indians, according to the Providence Journal. Mets Push Back Pedro's Return Date
The Mets have reportedly pushed back the return date of starter Pedro Martinez, according to the New York Post. Manny Wants Six More Years In Boston
Manny Ramirez likes to keep things simple, and he wants to do that for the next six years as a member of the Red Sox, according to the Boston Herald. Big Unit K's 7 In First Start, But Giants Beat D-Backs
Randy Johnson did not allow an earned run in five innings, settling down to finish with seven strikeouts and four walks before the Giants rallied against the D-Backs' bullpen for a 5-4 victory on Monday night, as reported by the Associated Press. Leyland Lays Into Tigers After 11-0 Loss
Tigers' Manager Jim Leyland finally exploded following the team's 11-0 loss to the White Sox on Sunday, according to the Detroit Free Press. Atlanta Could Place Glavine On The DL
Tom Glavine left his start against the Nationals after only four batters on Sunday and could be headed towards the disabled list, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Jeter Ready To Go; Moeller To Catch
Derek Jeter will be in the lineup for the Yankees on Monday night against the Rays, according to the Associated Press. D-Backs Take Top Slot In RealGM's MLB Rankings
At RealGM, we use the Field Impact Counter (FIC) to objectively measure how effective teams are performing. Giants Farm Report: Villalona Hits First Homer Of 2008
Angel Villalona, the top position prospect of the Giants' organization hit his first home run of 2008 on Sunday. Toronto's Ryan Earns First Save In Over A Year
Blue Jays closer B. Yankees Looking Thin At Catcher After Molina Goes Down
Yankees catcher Jose Molina injured his hamstring on Sunday night against the Red Sox, adding to the injury woes of the team's catchers, according to the Associated Press. Johnson Set For Season Debut Against Giants
Randy Johnson is all set to make his season debut for the Diamondbacks against the Giants on Monday in San Francisco, according to the Arizona Republic. Joba Leaves Yanks After Father Collapses
Joba Chamberlain will not be with the Yankees when they take on the Rays Monday night after leaving the team to be with his father, according to the New York Daily News. Braves Lose Glavine To Injury
Tom Glavine has made 672 starts in the majors. Rockies Rest Slumping Tulowitzki Sunday
Colorado Manager Clint Hurdle rested shortstop Troy Tulowitzki on Sunday against the Diamondbacks, according to the Rocky Mountain News. Liriano Loses In Season Debut For Twins
Francisco Liriano started for the Twins for the first time since 2006, but lost to the Royals 5-1 on Sunday afternoon. Workers Dig Out 'Cursed' Red Sox Jersey
Gino Castignoli, who lives in The Bronx, confessed to the New York Post last week that he buried a Red Sox slugger David Ortiz jersey at the site last summer while working at the stadium. Nats Activate Wily Mo, Demote Flores
The Nationals have activated outfielder Willy Mo Pena and demoted catcher Jesus Flores for their game against the Braves on Sunday, according to the Associated Press. Joba And Buchholz Becoming Fast Friends
Joba Chamberlain and Clay Buchholz had dinner plans together following Saturday's game, Buchholz said before the game. Nats Activate Pena, Demote Flores
Liriano To Make First Start Since 2006
Francisco Liriano will make his first start for the Twins since September 2006 on Sunday. Jeter Could Return Monday Against Rays
If Derek Jeter doesn't suffer any setbacks on Sunday while running, he'll likely return to the lineup for the Yankees on Monday night against the Rays, according to the New York Post. D-Backs Farm Report: Scherzer Mows Down 11
Arizona's Max Scherzer continues to light up the Pacific Coast League, as he's yielded just one unearned run in 12 innings of work. Angels Farm Report: Wood Belts Out Two Homers
While Erick Aybar and Maicer Izturis have OPS totals of . Jays Farm Report: Romero Impressive In 8-Inning Start
Much has been made about how 2008 is a pivotal season in the career of Ricky Romero and he had one of his best minor league performances on Saturday night for Double-A New Hampshire. Santana's Home Run Trend Continues
Johan Santana has given up as many home runs (4) as the Mets' lineup has hit out of the yard. Bonds' Last Homerun Ball Brings More Than $376K In Auction
The last baseball Barry Bonds hit out of the park sold for $376,612 on Saturday, the winning bid coming from a buyer who wanted to remain anonymous, according to an Associated Press report. D. Roberts Has Surgery On Knee, Could Be Out 12 Weeks
Giants' outfielder Dave Roberts had surgery on his injured left knee on Saturday and could miss up to 12 weeks, according to the Associated Press. Tigers Place D-Train On 15-Day DL
Tigers left-hander Dontrelle Willis was placed on the 15-day disabled list Saturday after an MRI confirmed that he has a hyper-extended right knee, according to an Associated Press report. Mets' Reyes May Miss Two Games With Sore Hamstring
Jose Reyes could miss at least the next two games with a sore left hamstring, Manager Willie Randolph said Saturday, as reported by Yahoo. Braves Release Spiezio
Atlanta Braves Executive Vice President and General Manager Frank Wren announced today that the Braves have released infielder/outfielder Scott Spiezio from his minor league contract. Giants Farm Report: Alderson Doing Well In High Single-A San Jose
Tim Alderson, picked 22nd overall by the San Francisco Giants in the 2007 draft, is getting accustomed to pitching out of the windup in high Single-A San Jose. DL Stint Still Possible For Jeter
Derek Jeter seems to be inching closer to a stint on the disabled list, according to the New York Post. Longoria Called Up To Tampa Bay
The Rays have decided to call up super prospect Evan Longoria. Twins Recall Liriano, Expected To Start Sunday
The Twins recalled left-hander Francisco Liriano on Friday, and he’s expected to make his first start after missing all of last season because of elbow surgery Sunday against the Royals, as reported by the Associated Press. Houston Places Wigginton On 15-Day DL
The Astros on Friday placed infielder Ty Wigginton on the 15-day disabled list with a fractured left thumb, as reported on Yahoo. Ex-Tiger McLain Arrested
Former Tigers' pitcher Denny McLain is back in jail for failing to appear in court in a civil matter, according to a report in the Ann Arbor News on Friday. Mets' Wagner: No Fear Of Phils
Mets' closer Billy Wagner said in an ESPN radio appearance that he isn't scared of the division rival Phillies, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. Sabathia Looking For $20M A Season?
Considering where the market stands for starting pitchers, the Indians C. Police Use Taser To Subdue Tampa's Reyes
Rays' pitcher Al Reyes was shocked with a stun gun and arrested early Friday morning after picking a fight with a man he claimed pushed him outside of a bar, according the Associated Press. Police Use Taser To Subdue Tampa Reyes
Samardzija Outpitches Kershaw In Double-A Start
Jeff Samardzija outpitched Clayton Kershaw on Thursday night to give the Tennessee Smokies a 2-0 victory in a Double-A Southern League game. Pettitte's Start In The RGM Baseball Notebook
The Baseball Notebook examines player and team trends as well as take a more in-depth look at the games. White Sox Manager Guillen Fined
Chicago White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen has been fined an undisclosed amount for his recent remarks regarding Umpire Phil Cuzzi. Jeter Likely To Miss Opener Against Sox
Derek Jeter will most likely sit out the Yankees' series opener against the Red Sox on Friday night in Boston, according to the New York Post. No DL For Astros' Wigginton
Astros' third baseman Ty Wigginton will not land on the disabled list because of a broken left thumb, according to the Houston Chronicle. A's Place Harden On 15-Day DL
The Athletics placed right-hander Rich Harden on the 15-day disabled list Thursday with a muscle strain, retroactive to April 3, and recalled right-hander Joey Devine from Triple-A Sacramento. Red Sox Place Lowell On 15-Day DL With Sprained Thumb
The Red Sox placed World Series' MVP Mike Lowell on the 15-day disabled list Thursday, one day after he sprained his left thumb diving for a ground ball, according to an Associated Press report. Baseball To Have Overseer For Testing
Major League Baseball and the players' union have tentatively agreed on a deal to bring in an administrator that would oversee the game's drug testing program, according to the New York Times. Sammy Sosa Considering Retirement
Sammy Sosa is considering officially retiring if a team doesn't offer him a contract in the near future, according to the Chicago Tribune. Vargas, Mets Agree To Minor-League Deal
Claudio Vargas and the Mets agreed to a minor league contract Thursday, giving New York another option for its injury-riddled rotation, according to an Associated Press report. Indians Sign Carmona To Long-Term Deal
The Indians have signed right-hander Fausto Carmona to a multiyear contract extension, ESPN The Magazine's Buster Olney is reporting. Red Sox To Distribute 500 World Series Rings
The Red Sox World Series rings have been appraised at $20,000, and the franchise is expected to hand out about 500 of them to players, coaches, and staff. Braves' Top Prospect Can't Tell His Side Of HGH Story
Jordan Schafer changed his cell phone number Tuesday and was instructed by an attorney not to talk about the charge that he used HGH or about the suspension handed down by commissioner Bud Selig's office. Mets Close To Signing Claudio Vargas
The Mets are close to signing free-agent right-hander Claudio Vargas to a minor-league contract. Yanks' Posada Will Avoid Disabled List
Jorge Posada will avoid the disabled list for the Yankees after having an MRI on his injured shoulder Wednesday, according to the New York Post. Nats' Young Put On DL; Estrada Returns
The Nationals placed first baseman Dimitri Young on the 15-day disabled list with a sprained lower back on Wednesday night, according to the Washington Times. Braves Place Closer Soriano On DL
Braves closer Rafael Soriano has been placed on the team's 15-day disabled list because of elbow tendinitis, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Guillen Receives Another Stay On Suspension
Royals' outfielder Jose Guillen has received another stay on his pending 15-day suspension, according to the Kansas City Star. Brewers Place Gwynn On 15-Day DL
The Brewers placed Tony Gwynn Jr. Blue Jays Designate Randy Wells For Assignment
The Blue Jays designated right-hander Randy Wells for assignment Wednesday and purchased the contract of left-hander Jesse Carlson from Triple-A Syracuse, as reported by the Associated Press. Tigers End Winless Start
The Tigers finally showed the offense that earned them preseason raves, and ended their winless start. A's Designate Dan Johnson For Assignment, Add LHP Greg Smith
The A's designated first baseman Dan Johnson for assignment Wednesday, opening a spot on the roster for left-hander Greg Smith to make his major league debut against the Blue Jays, according to an Associated Press report. Yanks' Kennedy Scratched From Start; Duncan Demoted
Yankees starter Ian Kennedy was a last-second scratch from his start Wednesday night against the Royals, according to an Associated Press report. Rays' Floyd To Have Knee Surgery, Placed On 15-Day DL
Rays' outfielder Cliff Floyd will have surgery on Friday to repair a meniscus tear in his right knee, as reported by the Associated Press. Big Unit Scheduled For Start On Monday
Randy Johnson has been penciled in to make his first start of the season for the Diamondbacks on Monday, according to MLB. San Diego's Barrett Out Two-To-Eight Weeks
Padres' catcher Michael Barrett will miss two-to-eight weeks after spraining his elbow, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune. D-Backs Put Davis On DL, Set For Surgery
Doug Davis has been placed on the 15-day disabled list by the Diamondbacks on Wednesday as he prepares to undergo cancer treatment, according to the Associated Press. Posada May Be Headed To DL
Yankees' catcher Jorge Posada could be headed to the disabled list after leaving Tuesday’s game against the Royals with right shoulder stiffness, as reported by Yahoo. Tampa's Garza Hits DL With Nerve Injury
Rays' starter Matt Garza has landed on the disabled list because of a nerve injury to his pitching arm, according to the St. Rollins Says Ankle Won't Sideline Him
Phillies' shortstop Jimmy Rollins sprained his ankle in the team's win over the Mets on Tuesday, but he isn't expected to miss any time, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. Jeter Could Return For Boston Series
Derek Jeter will sit out the remainder of the Yankees' series with the Royals with a strained quadriceps, but there is a possibility he'll face the Red Sox this weekend, according to the New York Daily News. Giants Place Roberts On 15-Day DL; Recall Timpner From Fresno
The Giants on Tuesday placed left fielder Dave Roberts on the 15-day disabled list with inflammation in his left knee, as reported by Yahoo. Jays Offered Catalanotto For Cueto In 2006
While Johnny Cueto, who has been dominant this season, was in the Midwest League in 2006, the Blue Jays offered outfielder Frank Catalanotto for the right hander. Liriano Could Start For Twins On Sunday
Francisco Liriano could return to the mound for the Twins this Sunday against the Royals, according to ESPN. Harden Scratched From Start Against Toronto
Oakland's Rich Harden has been scratched from his scheduled start against the Blue Jays on Tuesday night because of back soreness, according to ESPN. RealGM Team Rankings For Week 1
At RealGM, we use the Field Impact Counter (FIC) to objectively measure how effective teams are performing. Buckner Throws Out First Pitch At Fenway
The heartbreak of 1986 seems like a long time ago for the Red Sox now that they've won two championships in four years. Angels' Rodriguez Could Be Headed To DL
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim closer Francisco Rodriguez fears he could be headed to the disabled list, as reported by Yahoo. A-Rod May Play Short?
With Derek Jeter injured, there is a possibility Alex Rodriguez can slide over to the shortstop position. Hometown Boos Don't Surprise Zito
Barry Zito was greeted by a scattering of boos when he was introduced during the Giants' opening day ceremony on Monday. Yomiuri Giants RHP Uehara Wants To Play In U.S. In 2009
Koji Uehara, right-hander of the Yomiuri Giants, said Monday he wants to fulfill his dream of playing in the major leagues after meeting the requirements to become a free agent. Mets Interested In Robinson Tejeda
The Mets have interest in the Rangers' Robinson Tejeda, a person familiar with the situation said, but a deal does not appear imminent. Red Sox Acquire RHP Hull From Dodgers
The Red Sox on Tuesday acquired righthander Eric Hull from the Dodgers for infielder Christian Lara and cash, as reported by Yahoo. Guillen's Suspension Will Start Thursday Without Agreement
Jose Guillen's 15-day suspension will start on Thursday, unless players and owners agree on changes to the current drug rules or the penalty is postponed once again, according to the Associated Press. Jeter Leaves Yanks' Win With Strained Quad
Derek Jeter left New York's victory over Tampa Bay on Monday night in the second inning after straining his left quadriceps muscle, according to MLB. Konerko: Contract Talks Won't Get In Way
Paul Konerko has vowed to avoid discussing any and all contracts this season, and he's sticking to it, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. RGM Notebook: Giants-Padres Breakdown, Burrell and More
Philadelphia Phillies’ outfielder Pat Burrell had two home runs on Monday in Philadelphia’s 5-3 win at Cincinnati on Monday. RealGM Player Rankings For Week 1
By Christopher Reina
At RealGM, we use the Field Impact Counter (FIC) to objectively measure how effective players are performing. D-Backs Lock Up Young For Six Years
The Diamondbacks have signed outfielder Chris Young to a six-year extension that will be announced on Tuesday, according to MLB. Atlanta's Spiezio Gets Three Years Probation
Scott Spiezio pleaded guilty to misdemeanor drunken driving and hit and run charges stemming from a December car crash and was ordered to serve three years probation on Monday, according to ESPN. Ricky Romero: 'I Don't Think The Expectations Have Changed'
Ricky Romero is beginning his fourth season in the Jays' organization, and it is not uncommon for even a college pitcher to still be a year or two away from the big leagues, but he is unquestionably behind his anticipated pace set in 2005. Giants Looking At Nick Johnson
Washington's Nick Johnson has been discussed as a potential trade candidate internally by the San Francisco Giants. Black Defends Peavy Over Substance On Hand
Padres' Manager Bud Black defended ace Jake Peavy on Sunday claiming that the dark substance on his hand during Saturday's start was simply a mix of dirt and rosin, according to the Associated Press. Boston's Beckett: 'I Felt Good'
Josh Beckett made his 2008 debut for the Red Sox on Sunday and felt good despite sub-par results, according to the Boston Herald. Arizona's Young, D-Backs Close To Deal
The Diamondbacks and centerfielder Chris Young appear to be close to a long-term contract, according to the Arizona Republic. Baseball Notebook: King Felix, Rockies And More
Seattle Mariners starter Felix Hernandez continued his torrid start with a great performance against the Baltimore Orioles on Sunday. Sheets Records Complete Game Shutout
Ben Sheets pitched a complete-game shutout for the Brewers on Sunday afternoon, seven years after his first in 2001, according to MLB. Girardi Returns, Yanks Blank Rays
Manager Joe Girardi returned to the bench for the Yankees on Sunday afternoon as they shutout the Rays, according to the Associated Press. Blue Jays Rough Up Beckett, Red Sox
The Red Sox headed home at last in an unusual position, last place. Griffey Hits Career Homer No. 594
Ken Griffey Jr. Pirates Place Wilson On 15-Day DL; Recall Bixler From Indianapolis
The Pirates have placed shortstop Jack Wilson on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to April 4, with a left calf strain, as reported by the Associated Press. Red Sox Activate Beckett For Sunday Start
Red Sox ace Josh Beckett was activated from the 15-day disabled list and will start Sunday afternoon’s contest against the Blue Jays, according to a Yahoo. Sternberg: Payroll Will Remain Flexible
Rays principal owner Stuart Sternberg insists that the team's payroll will remain flexible in the coming years, according to the Tampa Tribune. Houston's Berkman, Wigginton Go Down
Astros' infielders Lance Berkman and Ty Wigginton left the team's game against the Cubs with injuries on Saturday, according to the Houston Chronicle. Bedard Scratched From Sunday Matchup With Orioles
Erik Bedard won’t be facing his former teammates on Sunday after all according to an Associated Press report. Marlins Acquire Helms From Philly
The Marlins on Saturday acquired Wes Helms in a trade from the Phillies for a player to be named later or cash, as reported by Yahoo. Rockies Place Vizcaino On 15-Day DL
The Rockies on Saturday placed righthander Luis Vizcaino on the 15-day disabled list with a right shoulder strain, as reported by Yahoo. Cabrera, Duncan Have Suspensions Reduced
Melky Cabrera and Shelley Duncan of the Yankees were given the opportunity to reduce their suspensions by one game on Friday, according to the New York Post. Sheffield's Injury Won't Land Him On DL
The injury to Gary Sheffield's left ring finger isn't as severe as the team originally thought, according to the Detroit News. Cardinals Place Springer On 15-Day DL; Recall Jimenez From Memphis
The Cardinals on Saturday placed righthander Russ Springer on the 15-day disabled list due to a nerve irritation in his right elbow, as reported by Yahoo. Rays Place C Navarro On 15-Day DL
The Rays placed catcher Dioner Navarro on the 15-day disabled list prior to Saturday’s game against the Yankees, as reported by Yahoo. Yanks Activate Pettitte For First Start
Yankees' lefthander Andy Pettitte will make his first start of the season Saturday after being activated from the 15-day disabled list, as reported by Yahoo. Brewers Still Trying To Lock Up Fielder, Braun
The Milwaukee Brewers are still trying to lock up young stars like Prince Fielder and Ryan Braun, according to the Associated Press. Dodgers' Kuroda Enjoys Terrific MLB Debut
Hiroki Kuroda made his Major League debut on Friday night for the Dodgers as he shut down the Padres through seven innings of work, according to MLB. Twins' Slowey To Skip Next Start
Twins' right-hander Kevin Slowey will skip his next start because of a strained right biceps that forced him to leave Thursday’s game in the fourth inning, as reported by the Associated Press. A's Chavez Could Be Out Another Month
A's third baseman Eric Chavez could be sidelined another month after undergoing his second epidural in less than five weeks, according to an Associated Press report. Jays Ink Rios, Hill To Extensions
The Toronto Blue Jays have signed Alex Rios and Aaron Hill to long-term extensions, according to MLB. Pirates, Capps Agree On Two-Year Deal
The Pittsburgh Pirates today announced they have agreed to terms with closer Matt Capps on a two-year contract. Cabrera, Sheffield Hurting For Winless Tigers
Both Miguel Cabrera and Gary Sheffield are hurting for the winless Tigers, according to ESPN. Braves To Place Hampton On 15-Day DL; Recall Reyes From Richmond
Braves' lefthander Mike Hampton, who has not pitched in a game in more than two years, will have time to contemplate his future, according to a Yahoo. Red-Tailed Hawk Attacks School Girl On Fenway Park Tour
A 13-year-old girl touring Fenway Park on a school trip was attacked by a resident red-tailed hawk that drew blood from her scalp Thursday, according to an Associated Press report. Nats' Cordero Could Return By Sunday
Washington closer Chad Cordero could return to the field as soon as Sunday, according to the MLB. Crawford Open To Extension In Tampa Bay
Outfielder Carl Crawford is open to talking with the Rays about an extension, according to the St. Royals Complete Opening Sweep Of Tigers
The Kansas City Royals completed an opening sweep of the Detroit Tigers on Thursday with a 4-1 win in Motown, according to the Associated Press. Both Chicago Teams Still Interested In Crisp
The Red Sox are in no hurry to trade Coco Crisp, but the two main suitors are the Cubs and White Sox, according to a source familiar with both Chicago teams. Girardi's Office Contains Baseball Prospectus 2008 And Whey Protein
Joe Girardi is decidedly a different type of manager than Joe Torre; one can tell this by comparing their offices. Cubs Ask Zambrano To Reduce Caffeine Intake
The Cubs medical staff has asked Carlos Zambrano to reduce his caffeine intake, drink more fluids, and increase his potassium level by eating more bananas. Giants Tell Zito To Not Worry About Radar Gun
Barry Zito finally acknowledged a growing frustration with his velocity following Monday's loss to the Dodgers. You Can Still Sign-Up For RealGM Fantasy Baseball
The RealGM Fantasy Baseball game is different than other games you may have played in the past with your buddies. RGM Notebook For April 3rd: Giants, Nationals And Mets
April 3
San Francisco Giant’s right-handed pitcher Tim Lincecum made his 2008 debut in relief as both the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants held their probable starters due to weather in Los Angeles. Nationals One-Hit Phillies, Move To 3-0
Tim Redding took a one-hitter into the eighth inning as the Washington Nationals shutout the Philadelphia Phillies on Wednesday night, according to Yahoo. Mariners Place J.J. Putz On 15-Day DL
The one player the Mariners thought they could count on most during their season is gone after just two games. MLB Suspends Dodgers' Coach Bowa Three-Games
Dodgers' Third Base Coach Larry Bowa was incensed on Wednesday after being suspended for three games and fined by the commissioner’s office following a wild argument the night before, according to an Associated Press report. Pedro Out Four To Six Weeks
Pedro Martinez will miss four to six weeks with a strained left hamstring. Granderson To Have X-Rays Saturday
Tigers' outfielder Curtis Granderson will have X-rays taken on his broken right hand this Saturday, according to MLB. Pedro Has MRI On Sore Hamstring
Pedro Martinez had an MRI on his sore leg on Wednesday in New York and is expected to miss time with a strained left hamstring, according to the New York Daily News. Could Tigers Deal For Nats' Cordero?
The Tigers are reportedly tracking Nationals' closer Chad Cordero this season as they look to shore up their bullpen, according to the Examiner (Hartford). Zambrano Cramped Up Due To Low Potassium
The Cubs got some good news on Wednesday. RGM Rundown For April 1: Seven 1-Run Games On Tuesday
In the second full day of action, three bases loaded walks, a walk-off homer in Miami and a walk-off single at Chavez Ravine. Cleveland's Martinez Has Mild Strain
Cleveland catcher Victor Martinez has a mild hamstring strain and has been listed as day-to-day by the team, according to the Plain Dealer. Rays Give Wheeler New Contract
The Rays agreed to terms on a new contract with reliever Dan Wheeler on Tuesday, according to the Tampa Tribune. Could Boston Deal For Harden Or Blanton?
The Red Sox could be interested in dealing for either Rich Harden or Joe Blanton of the Athletics, according to the Boston Herald. Alou: I Wouldn't Have Caught Bartman Ball
Moises Alou thinks Steve Bartman should be forgiven by Cubs fans, because he doesn't think he would have caught the flyball that entered the leftfield seats, according to ESPN. Phillies To Sign Seanez
It apparently did not take long for the Phillies to tweak their bullpen. BoSox Ace Beckett Expected To Start On Sunday
Josh Beckett is expected to start for the Boston Red Sox on Sunday, according to the Associated Press. Pedro Leaves Start After 57 Pitches
Pedro Martinez left his start for the Mets against the Marlins on Tuesday night after 57 pitches, according to the Associated Press. Report: A-Rod, $28 Million - Marlins, $21.8 Million
Alex Rodriguez is set to make $28 million this season, more than the entire Florida Marlins' roster of 33 players that combine to make $21. New Twins Stadium Won't Be Named After Puckett
Twins' owner Carl Pohlad is excited about the new ballpark and told the Pioneer Press that the club is continuing to discuss corporate naming rights. RGM Rundown For March 31st: Aces Star On Opening Day
The 2008 season kicked off with no less than 15 teams who have a legitimate chance at winning a World Series and that number doesn't factor in teams like the Rockies and D-Backs of a year ago who defied expectations. Orioles Sign Cintron To Minor League Deal
The Baltimore Orioles signed infielder Alex Cintron to a Minor League deal on Monday, according to the Houston Chronicle. Zambrano 'OK' After Cramping Up
Cubs' starting pitcher Carlos Zambrano was okay after cramping up during the team's season opener on Monday, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.
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