Derek Jeter is expected to increase his activity in the coming days.
May 2011 - Baseball Wiretap
Phillies Lose Another Closer To DL
Michael Stutes and Antonio Bastardo will close games for the Phillies for the time-being.
MLB Objects To Dodgers Ch. 11 Financing
Major League Baseball is accusing Frank McCourt of siphoning off more than $100 million in revenue and driving the Dodgers into a liquidity crisis.
Ellsbury, Hamilton Battling For Starting All-Star Spot
Jacoby Ellsbury, who is seeking his first-ever All-Star appearance, is battling Josh Hamilton for a starting spot in the outfield.
Rangers Downplay Interest In K-Rod, Beltran
Nolan Ryan swiftly shot down rumors that Texas is looking to acquire either Carlos Beltran or Francisco Rodriguez from New York.
Astros Unlikely To Trade Pence
Hunter Pence is getting pricey and the Astros could get a substantial haul in return for the right-handed hitter.
Cecil Fielder: Mets Could Have Chance At Signing Prince
Prince Fielder doesn't have much of a relationship with his father, who played in New York for the Yankees.
Royals To Use Six-Man Rotation
Kansas City manager Ned Yost said the move is designed to help the Royals stay healthy.
Indians Promote Chisenhall From Triple-A
The Indians hope that Lonnie Chisenhall will improve their offense.
Will Yankees Look To Deal Montero?
Buster Olney of ESPN.com writes that the Yankees may consider dealing prospect Jesus Montero.
Dodgers File For Bankruptcy Protection
The Dodgers filed for bankruptcy protection in a Delaware court Monday, blaming Major League Baseball for refusing to approve a multi-billion-dollar television deal.
Weeks Overtakes Phillips In NL All-Star Voting
Rickie Weeks is looking to earn his first All-Star appearance and he holds a lead in the final National League balloting results.
Young, Kershaw Named Players Of The Week
Michael Young and Clayton Kershaw both enjoyed great weeks during Interleague play.
Jeter Hopes To Begin Running Program
Derek Jeter still doesn't have a timetable for his return to the Yankees.
Mariners Start Late Due To MLS Conflict
The Marlins and Mariners started late on Sunday at Safeco Field in Seattle due to a conflict with Major League Soccer.
Offensive Numbers Down Across Baseball
Teams are averaging just 4.18 runs per game this season, the lowest total since 1992.
Pujols Limited To Six-Year Deal?
There is speculation that Albert Pujols' free agent value will be hurt by his wrist injury.
Danks Makes First-Ever Trip To DL
John Danks had been in a groove as of late, going 3-0 with a 1.14 ERA in his last four starts.
Dodgers' Broxton Suffers Setback
Jonathan Broxton felt stiffness in his elbow, delaying the possibility that he could have been activated this week.
Torre: Jeter Will Retire Before He Becomes A Detriment To Yankees
Joe Torre altered his schedule in hopes of being in attendance for Derek Jeter's 3,000th hit.
Halladay Tosses Fifth CG, Reaches 10 Wins
In his first 50 starts with the Phillies, Halladay is 31-13 with a 2.43 ERA and 14 complete games.
Oswalt To Seek Second Opinion
Roy Oswalt hasn't been able to handle the pain he's dealing with in his back inbetween starts.
Hughes To Make Two More Rehab Starts
Phil Hughes is rediscovering his fastball in the minor leagues.
Tigers Retire Anderson's No. 11
Sparky Anderson, who managed the Tigers to a World Series title in 1984, died last November.
Drew Leaves Game With Eye Injury
J.D. Drew was hit in the face during batting practice prior to Sunday's game in Pittsburgh.
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