The D-backs placed right-handed relief pitcher Josh Collmenter on the 15-day disabled list Friday with ulcers and recalled right-handed reliever Brad Bergesen from Triple-A Reno.
Bonifacio expects to return on first day eligible
When Emilio Bonifacio made a diving attempt at Michael Morse's infield single last Friday against the Nationals, the Marlins' second baseman thought his season was over.
Girardi hopeful Feliciano will be in 'pen next month
Left-handed reliever Pedro Feliciano made his second rehab appearance with the Yankees' Rookie Gulf Coast League affiliate on Friday.
Mets to closely monitor Johan moving forward
Johan Santana will make his first start on Saturday since he landed on the disabled list on July 21, but manager Terry Collins has already started looking a little bit further ahead.
Cards weighing extra rest for Wainwright
After a strong outing Sunday in which Adam Wainwright threw a season-high 119 pitches in a 3-1 win over San Francisco, the question is if the Cardinals keep him on turn in the rotation.
Mild concussion lands Konerko on seven-day DL
White Sox first baseman Paul Konerko was placed on the seven-day disabled list with a mild concussion prior to Friday's series opener with the A's.
Morrow expected to rejoin Blue Jays soon
The Blue Jays finally have some good news on the injury front, as right-hander Brandon Morrow is expected to make his return in a little over a week.
Podsednik rejoins Red Sox; Kalish optioned
Scott Podsednik just wanted another chance to be part of a Major League roster. When the Red Sox offered him a contract, he couldn't turn it down.
Palmeiro says Bonds, Clemens deserve Hall call
In Rafael Palmeiro's opinion, all-time home run king Barry Bonds and seven-time Cy Young Award winner Roger Clemens deserve spots in the Hall of Fame.
Ortiz targeting Sunday return to Sox's lineup
David Ortiz was still scheduled to run the bases before Friday night's game against the Indians, but manager Bobby Valentine wasn't sure if he was going to go full speed.
Ripken debuted against Royals 31 years ago Friday
Royals director of media relations David Holtzman dug up this historical nugget linking the Royals and the Orioles: Exactly 31 years ago, on Aug. 10, 1981, Cal Ripken Jr. made his Major League debut for the Orioles against the Royals at Baltimore's old Memorial Stadium.
Sogard placed on DL with strained back
The A's placed infielder Eric Sogard on the 15-day disabled list with a strained back, a move that cleared a roster spot for Friday starter Brandon McCarthy.
Questions abound as postseason draws near
Is this the Rangers' year? Are the Orioles postseason bound? What happened in Philly? Will the Yankees win No. 28? These are just a few of the questions Hal Bodley ponders as the regular season winds down and the postseason approaches.
Scoring change trims Morse's hit streak
Michael Morse's lone hit in four at-bats on Aug. 2 was ruled an error in a scoring change made Friday, trimming his current hitting streak from 18 games to seven.
First DH Blomberg thankful for his place in history
With his bases-loaded walk in the first inning on Opening Day at Fenway Park in 1973, the Yankees' Ron Blomberg became the first DH in MLB history, a distinction he is proud to hold.
Back soreness continues to hamper Rolen
The back soreness that's bothering veteran third baseman Scott Rolen kept him out a third straight game on Friday afternoon.
Cashman expects Pettitte back next month
While Andy Pettitte suffered a late-July setback in his rehab from a fractured left ankle, Yankees GM Brian Cashman expects the lefty to return in September.