Brewers manager Ron Roenicke had a chat with frustrated starter Randy Wolf during batting practice on Saturday after telling reporters he had no thoughts at all about removing Wolf from the pitching rotation.
Peavy makes pitch to aid cancer research
Former Padres pitcher Jake Peavy, now with the White Sox, has announced he will contribute $100 for every strikeout in every Major League Baseball game on Saturday towards pancreatic cancer research.
Padres decide to take pressure off Hundley
Padres catcher Nick Hundley, who signed a three-year deal in the offseason with a club option for 2015, was hitting .166 (32-for-193) with 22 RBIs before being sent to the Minors on Friday.
Alvarez's early slam backs Karstens' strong start
Saturday closed the book on a memorable June for the Pirates as Pittsburgh defeated the Cardinals, 7-3, before 37,162 fans at Busch Stadium. The Pirates won 17 games in a month for the first time since August 2007.
Hemond, former players delight at SABR 42
A few former players and one of the game's great executives took center stage at the Marriott City Center on Saturday, as the Society for American Baseball Research wrapped up the business end of its annual conference.
McCutchen sprains wrist, likely to sit out Sunday
Pirates center fielder Andrew McCutchen was removed from Saturday's game against the Cardinals with soreness in his left wrist that he sustained on a diving catch in the third inning. X-rays showed that McCutchen suffered a sprained left wrist.
Second opinion confirms Hudson's diagnosis
A second opinion confirmed the first: D-backs right-hander Daniel Hudson has a complete tear of his ulnar collateral ligament and will require Tommy John surgery.
Mattingly not letting Dodgers' slide alter demeanor
The Dodgers aren't hanging their heads despite a season-high six-game losing streak. However, that doesn't mean they are content with how things are playing out on the field.
Alvarez's effort offers relief to overworked 'pen
The Blue Jays' offense erupted for a seven-run second inning to back a strong performance by right-hander Henderson Alvarez and power Toronto to an 11-2 victory over the Angels at Rogers Centre on Saturday.
Mets mull Dickey's schedule around All-Star break
Some managers do not like their pitchers to appear in the All-Star Game. Not Terry Collins, who understands the significance that next month's Midsummer Classic will have on R.A. Dickey.
Feliz feeling better, could be on mound soon
Neftali Feliz, who was placed on the disabled list with right elbow inflammation May 21, plans to being rehabbing with the Rangers when they head to Chicago this week.
Diamond doesn't last forever, but eight good enough
Left-hander Scott Diamond pitched eighth innings for the second straight start, allowing two runs on six hits as the Twins' offense supported him with a four-run fifth en route to a 7-2 victory. Alexi Casilla added three hits and Trevor Plouffe doubled and homered.
Battier throws 'the heat' at Marlins Park
Just more than a week removed from winning his first NBA championship, Miami Heat forward Shane Battier tried his hand at baseball.
Needing length, Yanks get gem from Kuroda
Hiroki Kuroda struck out 11 over seven stellar innings on Saturday, turning the game over to the back end of the bullpen to preserve a 4-0 Yankees victory over the White Sox in the third act of a four-game set.
Dubee doesn't delve into Lee's struggles
A day after Phillies left-hander Cliff Lee remained winless on the season, pitching coach Rich Dubee refused to speak on the topic when asked by reporters.
More rest for Rolen not in Baker's plans
Manager Dusty Baker gave Scott Rolen his customary break from the lineup Saturday with a day game following a night game. There is no thought right now of reducing Rolen's playing time to keep him and his problematic left shoulder fresher.
Cubs finalize pact with Cuban outfielder Soler
The Cubs and Cuban outfielder Jorge Soler on Saturday finalized a reported nine-year, $30 million contract that had been agreed upon earlier in the month.