Sandy Alderson cannot place specifics on how Monday's court settlement will affect the Mets going forward. Though he knows it is good news for his team, Alderson cannot quantify the extent of it.
Rizzo looking at Harper's potential in center
Nationals general manager Mike Rizzo said he liked what he saw from outfielder Bryce Harper during the Grapefruit League season, but Rizzo felt Harper needed more seasoning in the Minor Leagues.
Ka'aihue, Gomes rally A's for 10-inning tie
Trailing by three runs going into the bottom of the ninth inning, the A's scored three times, tying it with two outs on an RBI double by Kila Ka'aihue to force a 5-5, 10-inning tie against the Cubs on Tuesday.
Many possible directions for Bucs' roster
While trying to give starters time to get sharp, Clint Hurdle has two weeks left to whittle his roster down to 25.
Pollock's homer gives D-backs walk-off win
A.J. Pollock belted a walk-off solo homer Tuesday afternoon to give the D-backs a 4-3 victory over the Giants in front of 12,575, a Salt River Fields record crowd.
Villarreal making Tigers do a double take
Brayan Villarreal made the Tigers last year, but couldn't stick with the big club. This year, he brings the same skills but a better approach, and he looks like a real keeper for the bullpen.
Doc won't put extra pressure on himself
The concern about Roy Halladay's lack of velocity passed as quickly as the sudden rain shower that briefly hit Ed Smith Stadium on Tuesday. The Phillies' ace topped out at 92 mph according to the scoreboard radar and allowed one run on three hits in six innings while striking out five in a 4-1 Grapefruit League win over the Orioles.
Numbers ugly, Jurrjens wants to let loose
Jair Jurrjens knew he might struggle through the early portion of the exhibition season as he attempted to shake off rust and gain confidence in his previously ailing right knee. But the Braves pitcher certainly did not expect the results to be this ugly.
JJ understands body, mind must be in unison
Marlins ace Josh Johnson is getting a better understanding of how his mind and body must work together on his road to recovery. On Monday, Johnson spoke with John Smoltz, the former Braves great, about dealing with injuries.
Stanton, Morrison, Dobbs OK for light running
A trio of Marlins resting injuries have been cleared to begin baseball activities. Giancarlo Stanton (left knee), Logan Morrison (right knee) and Greg Dobbs (left hamstring) were examined by team physicians on Tuesday.
Prospect Vidal not letting lack of size deter him
In a Reds complex where the players only seem to be getting taller each year, third-base prospect David Vidal stands out for only standing at 5-foot-8.
A's pick Balfour over Fuentes for closer's role
Grant Balfour wasn't necessarily expecting the news to come the way it did, but he was more than happy to hear he'd been named the A's closer.
Martinez breaks bone in right foot
The Phillies lost another infielder Tuesday. Infielder Michael Martinez fractured the fourth metatarsal in his right foot when Orioles reliever Jim Johnson hit him with a pitch in the seventh inning at Ed Smith Stadium.
Braun scratched due to groin tightness
Brewers left fielder Ryan Braun was supposed to play back-to-back games for the first time this spring. Instead he was scratched about an hour before Tuesday's game against the Dodgers because of groin tightness.
Darvish to skip Halos in next scheduled start
Yu Darvish's next start is on Sunday, but it won't be against the Angels in Tempe.
Fenway Park still endures after 100 years
Quirky construction aside, the history soaked up in 100 years of games at Fenway Park demonstrates how the venue has remained a staple of Major League Baseball for an entire century.
Maddon starstruck in meeting 'Broadway Joe'
Joe Maddon wears No. 70. But back in the day, it was a different story. So you can imagine Maddon's thrill when he stepped out of the clubhouse on Tuesday morning and there, pulling up in an SUV, was none other than “Broadway Joe” Namath himself.