Oakland Athletics Wiretap
March 2007 Archives
Oakland Signs Todd Walker
On Friday, Oakland signed 11-year major-league veteran Todd Walker to a minor-league deal.

A's Johnson Could Be Sidelined Up To Three Months
Athletics first baseman Dan Johnson will begin the season on the disabled list after being diagnosed with torn cartilage in his left hip, manager Bob Geren said Thursday.

Oakland Shows Interest In Kim As Starter
Oakland has shown some interest in Kim as a starting pitcher, but other teams, including Texas, Kansas City and Florida, have considered him as a possible reliever, and the move of him to the bullpen could give the Rockies the next 10 days to showcase him in that role in hopes of facilitating a trade.

A's Pleased Their Shortstop Is Making Progress
Bobby Crosby's second at-bat showed the Athletics their shortstop is back.

Three Teams Interested In Kim
They appear to be deciding between Byung-Hyun Kim and Josh Fogg for the fifth spot.

A's To Start Haren Opening Day
What's been fairly obvious for a while now was confirmed Sunday when A's manager Bob Geren announced that righty Dan Haren will start against the host Mariners on Opening Day.

Street Looking For A Big Raise
Huston Street made $338,635 last year, not much above the major-league minimum.

A's In Touch With Swisher On Multi-Year Extension
The A's have been in touch with Joe Bick, Nick Swisher's agent, about renewing talks on a multiyear deal that would take the outfielder/first baseman through his arbitration years.

Bonds Hits First Home Run Of Spring Training
Barry Bonds hit his first home run of spring training, connecting in the fourth inning against Esteban Loaiza on Friday in the Giants' 5-3 loss to the Athletics.

Bradley To Play Center Field While Kotsay Out
Milton Bradley felt like he had a kindred spirit in Mark Kotsay.

Kotsay Opts For Back Surgery
A's center fielder Mark Kotsay told MLB.

Crosby Faces Live Pitching For First Time This Spring
Athletics shortstop Bobby Crosby faced live pitching Sunday for the first time this spring and showed no lingering effects from the back injury that sidelined him for the final two months last season.

Kotsay Getting Second Opinion On Back
Center fielder Mark Kotsay, out since Monday with the same type of lower-back spasms that cost him chunks of playing time in the past two seasons, didn't hear anything new on Thursday when relayed the results of his MRI exam.

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