Orioles outfielder Nolan Reimold has been working out at his offseason Florida home after officially finishing rehab a few weeks ago. Reimold had neck surgery on June 25, and while the 29-year-old is expected to be healthy for Spring Training, he hasn’t been able to avoid the reports that Baltimore is looking to add a left fielder this winter.
Montgomery: Phils have challenging work to do
Well, the Miami Marlins sure are making a lot of noise this offseason. Conversely, the Phillies have been relatively quiet, but they do have a lot of hard work ahead of them, as team president David Montgomery expressed this week.
Montgomery: Phils have challenging work to do
Well, the Miami Marlins sure are making a lot of noise this offseason. Conversely, the Phillies have been relatively quiet, but they do have a lot of hard work ahead of them, as team president David Montgomery expressed this week.
Scully, Mattingly, Werner to be honored at ceremony
Red Sox chairman Tom Werner, legendary Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully and Dodgers manager Don Mattingly will all be honored at a ceremony in Los Angeles in January.
Verlander second in tight Cy Young Award vote
Justin Verlander will be remembered for a dominant September that helped drive the Tigers past the White Sox and to the American League Central title, but in the end, it wasn’t enough for the right-hander to secure his second straight AL Cy Young Award.
Fenway to host more runners in annual charity race
The fourth annual Run-Walk to Home Base could have as many as 4,000 runners cross home plate at Fenway Park on May 4, 2013.
On comeback trail, Beachy eyeing mid-June return
When Brandon Beachy celebrates Thanksgiving next week, he will be five months removed from Tommy John elbow reconstruction surgery and approximately seven months away from being cleared to rejoin Atlanta’s rotation.
On comeback trail, Beachy eyeing mid-June return
When Brandon Beachy celebrates Thanksgiving next week, he will be five months removed from Tommy John elbow reconstruction surgery and approximately seven months away from being cleared to rejoin Atlanta’s rotation.
Tarasco to coach first for Nats; rest of staff returns
The Nationals have hired Tony Tarasco as their first-base and outfield coach and shifted Trent Jewett from first-base coach to third-base coach, the team announced on Wednesday. The rest of the coaching staff — bench coach Randy Knorr, hitting coach Rick Eckstein, pitching coach Steve McCatty and bullpen coach Jim Lett — will return for another season.
Tarasco to coach first for Nats; rest of staff returns
The Nationals have hired Tony Tarasco as their first-base and outfield coach and shifted Trent Jewett from first-base coach to third-base coach, the team announced on Wednesday. The rest of the coaching staff — bench coach Randy Knorr, hitting coach Rick Eckstein, pitching coach Steve McCatty and bullpen coach Jim Lett — will return for another season.
HOF announces memorabilia for Giants exhibit
The Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum’s Autumn Glory exhibit, which honors World Series champions, opens Friday with numerous artifacts from the Giants’ road to their 2012 World Series title.
Crew proactive with injury prevention at symposium
Brewers medical director Roger Caplinger will gather the organization’s doctors and athletic trainers beginning Friday for the team’s annual medical symposium, a three-day discussion to focus as much or more on preventing injuries as on treating them.
Kershaw finishes second in NL Cy Young race
Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw, winner of last year’s National League Cy Young Award, finished second in the voting announced on Wednesday by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America for this year’s award behind winner R.A. Dickey of the Mets.
Kershaw finishes second in NL Cy Young race
Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw, winner of last year’s National League Cy Young Award, finished second in the voting announced on Wednesday by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America for this year’s award behind winner R.A. Dickey of the Mets.
Sarah’s Take: Dodgers will do what it takes to win
It is hard for me to change completely within less than a year, but I am delighted to see the Dodgers have owners committed to establishing a perennial winning franchise.
Sarah’s Take: Dodgers will do what it takes to win
It is hard for me to change completely within less than a year, but I am delighted to see the Dodgers have owners committed to establishing a perennial winning franchise.
Rangers to play in San Antonio in next spring
The Rangers are going to play at least one and possibly two exhibition games in San Antonio next spring. A press conference is scheduled for Friday to announce which team will play the Rangers at the Alamodome during the middle of Spring Training.