The Giants made some headway with their arbitration-eligible players before numbers were formally exchanged, agreeing to terms on Friday with catcher Buster Posey, right fielder Hunter Pence, reliever Jose Mijares and outfielder Gregor Blanco.
Wieters, three others avoid arbitration with Orioles
The Orioles avoided arbitration Friday by agreeing to one-year deals with four of their remaining arbitration-eligible players, including catcher Matt Wieters, and exchanged figures with three others.
Visit to Yogi’s museum gives Posey perspective
On Friday morning, 2012 National League MVP Award winner Buster Posey paid a visit to the Yogi Berra Museum and Learning Center in Little Falls, N.J.
Visit to Yogi’s museum gives Posey perspective
On Friday morning, 2012 National League MVP Award winner Buster Posey paid a visit to the Yogi Berra Museum and Learning Center in Little Falls, N.J.
Visit to Yogi’s museum gives Posey perspective
On Friday morning, 2012 National League MVP Award winner Buster Posey paid a visit to the Yogi Berra Museum and Learning Center in Little Falls, N.J.
Visit to Yogi’s museum gives Posey perspective
On Friday morning, 2012 National League MVP Award winner Buster Posey paid a visit to the Yogi Berra Museum and Learning Center in Little Falls, N.J.
Indians sign Perez, Smith to one-year deals
The Indians sidestepped arbitration with Chris Perez and Joe Smith, signing both relievers to one-year pacts on Friday. Perez will earn $7.3 million for the 2013 campaign and Smith will merit $3.15 million, a source confirmed to MLB.com.
Indians sign Perez, Smith to one-year deals
The Indians sidestepped arbitration with Chris Perez and Joe Smith, signing both relievers to one-year pacts on Friday. Perez will earn $7.3 million for the 2013 campaign and Smith will merit $3.15 million, a source confirmed to MLB.com.
Indians sign Perez, Smith to one-year deals
The Indians sidestepped arbitration with Chris Perez and Joe Smith, signing both relievers to one-year pacts on Friday. Perez will earn $7.3 million for the 2013 campaign and Smith will merit $3.15 million, a source confirmed to MLB.com.
‘Bloody Sock’ should be on display in Hall of Fame
Curt Schilling is selling the bloody sock he wore during the 2004 World Series to the highest bidder. It’s too bad the iconic item won’t be permanently loaned to the Hall of Fame instead.
‘Bloody Sock’ should be on display in Hall of Fame
Curt Schilling is selling the bloody sock he wore during the 2004 World Series to the highest bidder. It’s too bad the iconic item won’t be permanently loaned to the Hall of Fame instead.
Lachemann hopes third time’s the charm at Classic
Marcel Lachemann will be making his third appearance as a coach for Team USA at the World Baseball Classic. Why does he keep coming back? “The biggest reason is that we haven’t won yet,” he said.
‘Eight-Year Guys’ make Fantasy Camp an annual event
For eight men, including Jeff Johnson and Dave Weekly, a one-time visit to Fantasy Camp stretched to two, then three, and soon they had eight under their belts.
Padres agree to terms with Thatcher, Cabrera
The Padres continued to plug away at reaching deals with their eight arbitration-eligible players.
Twins Caravan makes stop at event for new affiliate
The first leg of the 53rd annual Twins Caravan came to a close on Thursday night with a special ceremony involving the club’s new Class A affiliate: the Cedar Rapids Kernels.
Indians, Stubbs avoid arbitration with one-year deal
On Thursday night, the Indians reportedly avoided arbitration with outfielder Drew Stubbs — one of the team’s seven eligible players. ESPN’s Jerry Crasnick reported the one-year agreement to be worth $2.825 million with as much as $50,000 also available through performance bonuses.
Kemp named grand marshal for MLK parade
Matt Kemp will serve as celebrity grand marshal for the 28th annual Kingdom Day Parade in recognition of Martin Luther King Day. The parade will be held Saturday in South Los Angeles.