Olivia Galati, who throws the only knuckleball in college softball, visited Citi Field on Monday before R.A. Dickey baffled the Orioles with his knuckler.
Longoria exits game with Bulls due to discomfort
Evan Longoria left Monday's night's game for Triple-A Durham after feeling discomfort in his partially torn left hamstring.
Crane: Astros would welcome Clemens back
Astros owner Jim Crane said Monday he'd welcome Roger Clemens back into the organization and hoped soon to speak to the seven-time Cy Young Award winner, who signed a 10-year personal services contract with the Astros that began when his career ended.
Offense at Coors turning to yesteryear numbers
At 25-40, the Rockies need a major and immediate turnaround to become relevant in the National League West. Coors Field having turned against them lessens those already slim odds.
Drabek to have second Tommy John surgery
Right-hander Kyle Drabek will undergo Tommy John surgery on Tuesday, according to manager John Farrell.
Weaver to return, face Giants on Wednesday
The Angels will get their ace back Wednesday, when Jered Weaver is activated off the disabled list to make his first start in more than two weeks.
A-Rod passes Ott for 11th on all-time runs list
Alex Rodriguez scored the 1,860th run of his career on Monday, surpassing Hall of Famer Mel Ott for sole possession of 11th place on baseball's all-time list.
Injured pitchers Feliz, Holland get in throwing
Rangers right-hander Neftali Feliz threw Monday for the first time since being placed on the disabled list May 21 with a sprained elbow.
Oswalt on radar as Rangers mull rotation
Rangers manager Ron Washington hasn't named a starter for Friday night's series opener with the Rockies, but Roy Oswalt bolstered his candidacy with a strong start in Triple-A Round Rock on Sunday.
Danks has tendon tear in left shoulder
White Sox left-hander John Danks has been diagnosed with a Grade 1 subscapularis tendon tear in his left shoulder, a conclusion reached after he underwent a pair of MRIs on Monday
Clemens acquitted on all counts in perjury trial
Roger Clemens was found not guilty of all charges in his federal perjury trial on Monday. A jury of eight women and four men found him not guilty on all six charges, including all 13 obstructive acts alleged in the obstruction charge. The jury deliberated for about 10 hours total.
Marcum to miss start with elbow tightness
The Brewers scratched Shaun Marcum from a scheduled start against his former team on Tuesday because of tightness in his right elbow, a troubling development considering how well the right-hander has pitched of late, and because he is less than four years removed from Tommy John reconstructive surgery.
Rolen returns, to monitor workload on shoulder
Activated Monday following a five-week stint on the disabled list, Reds third baseman Scott Rolen was hardly delusional about the state of his problematic left shoulder. However, Rolen admitted that he was when it felt so good to swing during Spring Training.
Freeman's finger better after cortisone shots
Freddie Freeman has realized some relief since the Braves' medical staff opted to put some cortisone in his left index finger on Saturday night. If he continues to improve, there is a chance he could return to the lineup for Tuesday night's game against the Yankees.
Dempster placed on DL with right lat tightness
Cubs pitcher Ryan Dempster, who has a scoreless-innings streak of 22, was placed on the 15-day disabled list on Monday with right lat tightness.
Jeter, Girardi react to Clemens' not guilty verdict
Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter said that he was “happy” for former teammate Roger Clemens, who was found not guilty on all charges in his federal perjury trial on Monday.
Swisher's bruised left thigh getting better
Nick Swisher attempted to take batting practice on Monday, but he was not able to do so without feeling discomfort in his bruised left thigh.