The Royals followed form and selected right-handed pitcher Kyle Zimmer as their first-round selection in the First-Year Player Draft on Monday night.
Twins place Pavano on DL, activate Blackburn
The Twins placed right-hander Carl Pavano on the 15-day disabled list with a right shoulder strain and activated Nick Blackburn, who will start for the club on Wednesday.
O's select LSU righty Gausman with No. 4 pick
The Orioles got their guy, selecting Louisiana State University right-handed pitcher Kevin Gausman with the fourth overall pick in Monday's First-Year Player Draft.
Yankees extend HOPE Week to affiliates
For the first time, the Yankees extended their HOPE Week initiative — through which the organization gives back to the community — to each of their Minor League affiliates.
Smoak named AL Player of the Week
Thanks in large part to his performance in Seattle's 21-run outburst against Texas on Wednesday, Mariners first baseman Justin Smoak earned American League Player of the Week honors.
Draft's Manic Monday? Not for the idle Angels
The Angels did not have a pick on Monday, as the 2012 First-Year Player Draft commenced, because of their free-agent signings. Instead, they are gearing toward the later rounds, beginning on Tuesday.
Draft quintet hits Fan Cave before big night
First they went to the MLB Fan Cave on Monday afternoon and rode on a bus through Manhattan — five of Major League Baseball's newest prospects taping a music video meme of the Harvard baseball team's viral “Call Me Maybe” clip.
Position not in question when Utley returns
Chase Utley is back on the field, hitting home runs and running the bases. But don't get too excited.
Craig powers Cards past Mets in series finale
Allen Craig's two-run blast in the eighth inning gave him three RBIs for the game and lifted the Cardinals to a 5-4 win over the Mets in Monday's series finale at Citi Field.
Former Reds reliever Borbon dies at 65
Former reliever Pedro Borbon, the Reds' all-time leader in appearances and a member of two World Series championship teams, died on Monday. Borbon was 65 years old.
No-no nets Johan NL Player of Week honor
On Monday, three days after making history by throwing the Mets' first no-hitter, Johan Santana was named the National League Player of the Week.
Baseball greats gather for pre-Draft luncheon
On a day when baseball celebrates the future of the sport, some of the game's greatest ambassadors from past eras gathered in New York to commemorate the 2012 MLB First-Year Player Draft.
Guerra placed on DL with knee inflammation
The Dodgers arrived at Citizens Bank Park on Monday afternoon with a roster in a state of flux. In all, they had to make five roster moves, including placing right-handed reliever Javy Guerra on the 15-day disabled list after he got an MRI on his right knee, which revealed inflammation, after Sunday's game.
Rangers, Nationals power to top of Rankings
The Rangers and Nationals lead this week's MLB.com Power Rankings, but Angels, White Sox and Reds are charging hard and fast.
Rockies may bring Francis back into fold
The Rockies are pursuing left-hander Jeff Francis, their ace during their National League championship season of 2007.
MLB legends ring in Draft in Times Square
Ivan Rodriguez joined several MLB legends on a drizzly Monday morning in Times Square to ring the NASDAQ Opening Bell as part of the now-annual nod to the First-Year Player Draft.
Jones 'all good' after MRI on wrists, hands
Orioles center fielder Adam Jones reported via his Twitter account on Monday morning that he was “all good” and was on his way to Boston, where the Orioles open a series against the Red Sox on Tuesday.