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Shoulder tendinitis shuts down Turner for week
Top prospect Jacob Turner, who is competing for a spot in the Tigers' rotation, has been shut down for a week with tendinitis in his right shoulder.
Veteran righty Bush among nine cuts
The Phillies on Wednesday sent nine players to Minor League camp: right-handers Dave Bush, Austin Hyatt, B.J. Rosenberg and J.C. Ramirez, left-hander Pat Misch, infielders Harold Garcia and Cesar Hernandez, outfielder Tyson Gillies and catcher Sebastian Valle.
Five players ready to 'make the leap' this year
A look at five players who have already produced in the big leagues but whose brightest days are still to come: Starlin Castro, Eric Hosmer, Brett Lawrie, Andrew McCutchen and Giancarlo Stanton.
Dominican Prospect League displays promise
The Dominican Prospect League has arranged its second annual tour of Florida and Arizona this spring, bringing in some of the best amateur prospects from the Dominican Republic to play in big-time facilities and be seen by big-time scouts.
Expanded use of replay put off for this season
Major League Baseball will not expand the use of its instant-replay system this season but hopes to do so in 2013.
Wright hopes to be ready by Opening Day
Expressing optimism that Opening Day will not be an issue, David Wright returned to Mets camp Wednesday preaching patience in his return from a strained left abdominal muscle.
Control issues crop up for Yu in second start
Rangers pitcher, Yu Darvish, dealing with command issues in his second Cactus League start, allowed two runs over three innings against the Indians on Tuesday afternoon.
Valentine eager to see what rivalry brings
Bobby Valentine spoke with great respect on Tuesday about the rivalry between the Red Sox and Yankees and admitted he's looking forward to jumping into the mix, but he wasn't exactly keen on the idea that his personality and presence have changed it in any way.
Manny cracks first Cactus League blast in win
Manny Ramirez hit his first homer with the A's in his first at-bat Tuesday, jump-starting Oakland to its fifth straight win, 8-6, over the split-squad Brewers at Phoenix Municipal Stadium.
Wainwright tosses three shutout innings in win
Carlos Beltran may not have contributed much in his first game against his former club, but the Cards got positive results from Adam Wainwright, who threw three scoreless innings in Tuesday's 7-1 victory over the Mets at Digital Domain Park.
F. Rodriguez relishes late role in Astros 'pen
Astros reliever Fernando Rodriguez admitted he used to put too much pressure on himself, trying too hard to get hitters out rather than accepting the idea that he had an advantage. But an overhauled attitude and approach paid off last year.
Slow start to spring not new for Kuroda
Hiroki Kuroda's biggest critic may have been himself during Monday's 4-3 loss, as the Yankees right-hander came away unimpressed by his start against the Astros at George M. Steinbrenner Field.
With eye on nutrition, Tex seeing results
Mark Teixeira fell in love with fruit and vegetable juices over the offseason, having been introduced to a New York company called Juice Press, and it is a major reason why the slugger showed up for camp with a body that deleted 15 pounds.
Astros top Yanks on Weiland's no-hit stuff
The Astros struck first and pulled away late, topping the Yankees, 4-3, on Monday night in a Grapefruit League contest at George M. Steinbrenner Field.
Without best stuff, Kuroda handles Astros
The Astros struck first and pulled away late, topping the Yankees, 4-3, on Monday night in a Grapefruit League contest at George M. Steinbrenner Field.
Consistency key to Allen's staying power
Already traded twice in his young career, Brandon Allen hopes he's found a home in Oakland. The big, power-hitting first baseman has had an impressive early spring season, but needs to show consistency at the plate to win a permanent spot in the A's lineup.