The Nationals solved their problems in center field on Thursday, acquiring outfielder Denard Span from the Twins for Minor League right-hander Alex Meyer.
Giants to keep pedal down as they enter Meetings
Expect general manager Brian Sabean and his staff to do all they can to ensure that San Francisco’s success won’t grind to a halt. Their efforts will be magnified when baseball’s Winter Meetings begin Monday in Nashville.
Upton a natural fit for Braves
The Atlanta Braves are going to love their new center fielder, and isn’t that the bottom line in all of this? B.J. Upton thrives on the big moment and isn’t afraid to fail. He’ll impact games at the plate and on the bases, and he’ll occasionally do things that take your breath away.
White Sox building roster for playoff run
The White Sox task when they arrive in Nashville Monday for Major League Baseball’s 2012 Winter Meetings is to not only do what they can to catch the Tigers, but also fortify the roster for a run toward another World Series title.
Upton brothers discuss wearing Atlanta uniforms
New Braves outfielder B.J. Upton admits that he and his younger brother, D-backs outfielder Justin Upton, have already discussed the possibility of playing together in Atlanta.
Former Astro Moore signs with A’s
Scott Moore, who hit .259 with nine homers and 26 RBIs in a part-time role with the Astros last season, has signed a Minor League deal with the A’s with an invitation to Spring Training.
Former Astro Moore signs with A’s
Scott Moore, who hit .259 with nine homers and 26 RBIs in a part-time role with the Astros last season, has signed a Minor League deal with the A’s with an invitation to Spring Training.
Top arms intact, Yankees prep for Nashville
As the Yankees prepare for the Winter Meetings, which will begin on Monday in Nashville, Tenn., they do so with the knowledge that starting pitchers Hiroki Kuroda and Andy Pettitte are back in the fold for 2013.
Top arms intact, Yankees prep for Nashville
As the Yankees prepare for the Winter Meetings, which will begin on Monday in Nashville, Tenn., they do so with the knowledge that starting pitchers Hiroki Kuroda and Andy Pettitte are back in the fold for 2013.
Expect quiet Cardinals to be chirping at Meetings
Having been nearly silent on the signing front so far this offseason, perhaps baseball’s annual Winter Meetings — set to take place from Monday until next Thursdayin Nashville, Tenn. — will be the jump-start for the Cardinals’ winter work.
Parra hits market after Brewers non-tender lefty
After more than a decade in the Brewers organization, Manny Parra is a free agent after the team non-tendered the left-hander on Friday.
MLB, union near agreement on expanded testing
Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players Association are moving closer to an agreement on expanded testing for performance-enhancing substances that could be in place as early as next season.
Braves unlikely to tender contract to Jurrjens
As Jair Jurrjens prepared to participate in the 2011 All-Star Game, there was some reason to wonder if he would serve as the National League’s starting pitcher. Sixteen months later, it appears the Braves have no other choice but to part ways with Jurrjens without receiving any compensation.
Mets non-tender Pelf, Torres, Acosta
After parts of seven turbulent seasons with the Mets and nearly eight full years in the organization, Mike Pelfrey’s time in Flushing has come to a close. The Mets officially non-tendered Pelfrey, along with outfielder Andres Torres and pitcher Manny Acosta, in advance of Friday’s 11:59 p.m. ET deadline.
MLB Notebook: R.A.’s age added to storybook ’12
In 2012, R.A. Dickey became the first knuckleballer to win a Cy Young Award, and his dominance at age 37 also put him in rare company.
MLB Notebook: R.A.’s age added to storybook ’12
In 2012, R.A. Dickey became the first knuckleballer to win a Cy Young Award, and his dominance at age 37 also put him in rare company.
Dipoto may look at relievers if Greinke’s too pricey
The signing of Ryan Madson may only be the beginning of Jerry Dipoto’s bullpen transformation. If Zack Greinke gets the type of money recent reports say he will, then going conservative with the rotation and continuing to fortify the relief corps could be the Angels’ preferred route.