The Rangers may stand pat, and top pitchers like Josh Johnson and James Shields don't appear ticketed for new teams either.
Ciriaco clutch again as Red Sox get back to .500
The little bloop from Pedro Ciriaco's bat fell into short right field in the top of the 10th, and it was a sweet sight for the Red Sox.
Feldman stifles White Sox to avoid sweep
Right-hander Scott Feldman shut down the White Sox over eight scoreless innings to help the Rangers avoid a three-game sweep with a 2-0 victory on Sunday night.
With Deadline close, Choo discusses future with team
Shin-Soo Choo wants to play in the postseason and he hoped to be able to do so with the Indians this season. With trade rumors now swirling, Cleveland's right fielder understands that his chance might come somewhere else.
Kershaw's shutout moves Dodgers to tie for first
The Dodgers completed their series sweep of the Giants on Sunday, moving back into a first-place tie with a 4-0 win behind Clayton Kershaw's five-hit shutout and a pair of RBIs from Luis Cruz.
Pettitte: Ankle not healing as fast as hoped
Yankees left-hander Andy Pettitte has suffered a slight setback in his recovery from a fractured left ankle, the veteran first told the New York Post on Sunday.
Deserving of first win, Rogers has Crew excited
While Zack Greinke made his Angels debut 2,000 miles away, two days after the Brewers traded him away because they couldn't contend this season and couldn't convince Greinke to forgo free agency, newly promoted prospect Mark Rogers was putting the finishing touches on what should have been his first Major League win.
Dickey cruises to 14th win in Arizona
Knuckleballer R.A. Dickey held the D-backs to a run on four hits in seven innings, improving to 14-2 as the Mets earned a series split at Chase Field on Sunday.
Joba has solid outing in Double-A rehab appearance
Joba Chamberlain threw 30 pitches over 1 1/3 innings, 23 for strikes, with three strikeouts and no walks in a rehab start for Double-A Trenton on Sunday.
Zack every bit as good as Angels expected
Even though they didn't win Zack Greinke's debut on Sunday, the Angels saw the pitcher they were expecting, someone who can help improve an already-formidable rotation.
Morse propels pesky Nats past Brewers in 11
The Nationals put an end to all of their back-and-forth antics with the Brewers on Sunday afternoon with a two-run 11th inning en route to an 11-10 win. Michael Morse, who forced extra innings with a game-tying homer in the top of the ninth, untied it in the 11th with a two-run double.
Nothing to it as ailing Hellickson outduels Greinke
Jeremy Hellickson out-pitched Zack Greinke, allowing two hits over six scoreless innings, part of the Rays' second straight blanking of the Angels to win the series in Anaheim on Sunday afternoon.
Felix happy as Mariners earn sweep of Royals
Ace Felix Hernandez went seven strong innings, but the Mariners lost his lead before rallying in the bottom of the eighth for a 7-6 win over the Royals on Sunday to complete a four-game series sweep.
Mattingly has proven to be ultimate player's manager
Don Mattingly seems so comfortable in the job that it's hard to remember a time when a lot of people thought he'd be in over his head. His hiring had been perceived as a leap of faith by the Dodgers because he'd never managed a lick, not even in the Minor Leagues or winter ball.
D-backs get Johnson from Astros for two prospects
The D-backs made a move to upgrade their infield on Sunday, acquiring third baseman Chris Johnson from the Astros in exchange for a pair of Minor Leaguers.
Phillips exits with cramp in calf, expects to be OK
Brandon Phillips exited Sunday's game vs. the Rockies before the bottom of the fifth inning with a cramp in his left calf. It was considered a precautionary move.
Roberts elects to undergo season-ending hip surgery
Orioles second baseman Brian Roberts felt discomfort during a rehab assignment with Class A Aberdeen on Saturday and has opted to have season-ending surgery on his hip.