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Jones, Wieters flex muscle vs. Yanks
Adam Jones and Matt Wieters went deep in the first inning — the first home runs of the spring for each — to lead the Orioles to a 6-3 victory over the Yankees at Ed Smith Stadium on Sunday night.
X-rays on Cano's left hand negative
Yankees second baseman Robinson Cano left Sunday's Grapefruit League exhibition against the Orioles after being hit on the left hand by a pitch, but X-rays taken during the game — a 6-3 Baltimore win — were negative.
With Quentin out, who bats cleanup?
When team physician Dr. Heinze Hoeneck operates on Carlos Quentin's right knee Monday, the fairly routine procedure should repair the meniscus tear and clean up the floating particles that have been bothering the Padres' new left fielder.
Aybar, Segura have Halos sitting pretty at short
With Erick Aybar's reps negotiating a long-term deal and Jean Segura off to Minors camp after an strong spring, the Angels' future at short stop looks promising.
As spring wears on, D-backs warm up at plate
Players and managers hardly ever put much emphasis into Cactus League box scores, but Arizona's recent run on offense has the team admitting things are much better this way.
Hafner heating up, looking healthy
Designated hitter Travis Hafner is finding a groove at the plate, and it's coming at the right time, as far as Indians manager Manny Acta is concerned.
Crain may resume throwing this week
After being scratched last Wednesday because of a slightly strained right oblique, White Sox reliever Jesse Crain could begin to throw lightly over the next couple of days.
Viciedo making progress on learning curve
Originally targeted for right field this season, White Sox left fielder Dayan Viciedo has quickly learned that not all fields are alike. Viciedo has struggled a bit defensively and offensively this spring but remains confident, as does manager Robin Ventura, in his ability to learn the position.
Door open for Nelson to make Rockies
Rockies infielder Chris Nelson is taking advantage of his best opportunity to make an Opening Day roster.
Bumgarner nearly ready for the season
Pitching five shutout innings in the cold, rain and hail on Sunday was not enough for Madison Bumgarner, so after leaving the game after having thrown 55 pitches, he went to the bullpen and threw 20 more before calling it a day.
Wilhelmsen lives up to increased expectations
As the pieces come together in the Mariners' bullpen this spring, two things seem crystal clear. Brandon League will be the closer and Tom Wilhelmsen figures to slot in as the hard-throwing right-handed setup man.
Young makes case for Rox roster with his play
The Mariners learned on Sunday afternoon why opponents must must keep an eye on the Rockies' Eric Young Jr. Young turned a harmless looking hit to right field into a double to open the game. Later in the inning, Young scored easily from third on Tim Wheeler's medium-depth fly to right.
Trial involving Wilpon, Katz set to begin Monday
The trial to determine how much money Mets owners Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz must pay to a trustee charged with liquidating the estate of former financier Bernard Madoff is set to begin Monday in Manhattan at the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
GM Colletti sees plenty to like this spring
With two weeks to go before the Dodgers head back to California, general manager Ned Colletti likes what he sees.
Soria leaves spring game with elbow soreness
Royals closer Joakim Soria has been diagnosed with a sore right elbow.
Nats make roster moves in addition to Harper
Bryce Harper wasn't the only player the Nationals optioned to Triple-A Syracuse on Sunday. They also optioned catcher Jhonatan Solano and first baseman Tyler Moore to Syracuse.