White Sox left-hander John Danks underwent successful surgery early Monday morning at Rush University Medical Center to arthroscopically repair a capsular tear and minor debridements of the rotator cuff and biceps in his left shoulder.
Helton doesn't want to go out like this
Todd Helton's season has come to an end. His career, however, hasn't. The face of the Colorado Rockies won't let his 16 years of excellence end like this.
Bailey prepares for next phase of rehab
Reliever Andrew Bailey is progressing in his Minor League rehab assignment, and his next hurdle will be to pitch on back-to-back days for Triple-A Pawtucket.
Thome out until September with herniated disc
Jim Thome will be out for at least four weeks after being diagnosed with a herniated disc following Tuesday's MRI, and the designated hitter hopes to return sometime in September.
Phillies have no plans to shut down Halladay
The Phillies made one thing crystal clear Monday afternoon at Citizens Bank Park: Roy Halladay is pitching the rest of the season.
Rangers trying to trade catcher Torrealba
The Rangers are still trying to work out a trade for catcher Yorvit Torrealba, who was designated for assignment last week. The Rangers have until Friday to work something out or they'll likely just release him. Texas isn't close to a deal, assistant general manager Thad Levine said.
Oswalt's role in Rangers bullpen unchanged
Roy Oswalt is going to stay in the Rangers' bullpen, even though he has made it clear to the club that he wants to be a starter.
Rays to activate Longoria before opener with Jays
The Rays announced on Monday that third baseman Evan Longoria will be activated from the 60-day disabled list prior to Tuesday's series opener against the Blue Jays.
Area Code Baseball Games showcases young talent
Joey Martarano is a high school ballplayer from Fruitland, Idaho. Idaho is far from the baseball powerhouses like Texas or Arizona, so the 2012 Area Code Baseball Games is Martarano's best opportunity to be seen by baseball scouts.
Leadoff woman: Tumminia makes strides
Tyler Tumminia, a senior vice president with the Goldklang Group, is one of the most sought-after public speakers in the country — a role that takes her from coast to coast — and she often muses on what it means to be a high-powered woman in the mostly male fields of business and baseball.
Cream rising to the top in latest Rankings
While many of the best teams are separating themselves from the pack with inspired play — such as the Reds — plenty of potential contenders are just hitting their stride.
Opening long homestand, time is now for Pirates
Having stumbled to a professional sports-record 19 consecutive losing seasons, the Pittsburgh Pirates are embarking on a season-longest 11-game homestand that could go a long way in establishing their legitimacy as a postseason contender.
Wright embraces being looked up to as role model
When asked about being a role model to young people, Mets third baseman David Wright said that he attempts to act accordingly and provide a positivity.
Bonds reflects on Aaron chase, Hall chances
The son of late Giants outfielder Bobby Bonds and godson to Hall of Famer Willie Mays, Barry Bonds sat down to talk with MLB.com recently at AT&T Park.
Miley making unexpected impact in D-backs' rotation
Wade Miley did not expect to make Arizona's starting rotation — or even the 25-man roster — at the beginning of the season, but he has dominated on the mound en route to 11 wins.
Lohse's six scoreless pave way to sweep of Brewers
Kyle Lohse pitched six shutout innings, allowing four hits and striking out six Brewers batters and the bullpen completed the shutout with three scoreless frames in a 3-0 win on Sunday to cap a series sweep. Daniel Descalso added three hits.
Dodgers get last word, walk off to sweep of Cubs
For the fourth time in the past two weeks, Los Angeles was part of a sweep, this time coming on the favorable end, thanks to a walk-off single by Hanley Ramirez in the ninth that gave the team a 7-6 victory over the Cubs on Sunday.