Tommy Hanson was treated for a potential concussion after being involved in a one-car accident while traveling to the Braves' Spring Training complex early Monday morning.
Burnett eager to begin new chapter with Bucs
A.J. Burnett looked the part at introductory media session with the Pirates on Monday, and the right-hander expressed that he's ready to "get the joy back in the game."
Ibanez remains at top of Yankees' wish list
The Yankees continue to be interested in adding a left-handed hitting option for their designated hitter role, with Raul Ibanez appearing to be their most promising free-agent alternative.
Ryan, Rangers ready for interesting race
When the Rangers rolled into Spring Training a year ago, Nolan Ryan looked long and hard for a World Series hangover. Instead, he found exactly the opposite. He's hoping for the same resolve this season.
Posey ready to be back behind the plate
Something extremely important — his identity as the catcher, cleanup man and quiet leader of a World Series champion — was taken from Buster Posey in a heartbeat last May.
Energetic Kawasaki delighting his teammates
After 11 years of watching the quiet presence of Ichiro Suzuki on the Mariners, it was natural to expect new Seattle shortstop Munenori Kawasaki might have a similar personality.
Cool under pressure, Madson ready to deliver
Pressure tested, Philly approved. Not much will rattle new Reds closer Ryan Madson when he emerges from the bullpen in the ninth inning.
Burnett deal makes Pirates better club
They're sighing with relief in New York, and probably not real sure what to make of things in Pittsburgh. But however it may appear, the Pirates got better when they acquired A.J. Burnett.
Burnett officially dealt to Pirates for prospects
The Yankees and Pirates have crossed the finish line on a deal that completes right-hander A.J. Burnett's turbulent three-year stay in New York.
Former All-Star Cameron retires after 17 years
Mike Cameron, a three-time Gold Glove Award winner and one of just 15 players to hit four homers in a big league game, announced his retirement Sunday after 17 seasons.
No looking back: Marmol ready to lead
Don't bother asking Carlos Marmol about last season. It's over. "It's gone," the Cubs closer said Sunday. "It's a new year. I want to have a better year than last year. All the negative stuff is gone. I went through a lot."
Zito adjusts delivery to enhance movement
Barry Zito's quest for improvement has prompted him to tweak his pitching delivery once more.
Lincecum eases back into action
Tim Lincecum maintained a simple approach while testing his valuable right arm during Sunday's initial workout for Giants pitchers and catchers.
Yost speculating early on top of lineup
It's very early, but Royals manager Ned Yost did some musing about the top of his lineup on Sunday, confirming that second baseman Johnny Giavotella is his first choice to bat in the second slot.
Desmond honors Robinson with No. 20
Nationals shortstop Ian Desmond decided to change his uniform number from 6 to 20 because he wanted to honor Hall of Famer Frank Robinson and football great Barry Sanders.
Closer battle one to watch in camp
Though it will be downplayed in comparison to other competitions brewing in camp, the battle for the A's closer role will, nonetheless, remain an intriguing spectacle.
Vogelsong's spring delayed by injured back
Already burdened with multiple injury-related concerns, the Giants were saddled with another one on Sunday, when right-hander Ryan Vogelsong revealed that he will miss at least the first 10 days of Spring Training with a strained back.