Sandy Rosario has changed teams for the fifth time since Oct. 17.

Rosario, a 27-year-old right-hander, has spent the better part of nine seasons in the minors.

Here is his travel log:

• Selected off waivers by the Red Sox from the Marlins on Oct. 17.
• Traded to A's by the Red Sox in exchange for a player to be named later (Graham Godfrey) on Nov. 28
• Selected off waivers by the Red Sox from the A's on Dec. 10.
• Selected off waivers by the Cubs from the Red Sox on Dec. 12.
• Selected off waivers by the Giants from the Cubs on Dec. 21.

After years of featuring a long-haired look, Tim Lincecum has made a change.

A few pictures have been floating around the internet of Lincecum sporting a short, side-part hairstyle.

Nick Swisher met with the Indians on Tuesday and is expected to visit with other suitors in the coming days, but the Giants won't be one of the clubs.

Cleveland tried to woo Swisher, an alum of Ohio State, with the presence of former football coach Jim Tressel.

The Giants agreed to terms on a three-year deal with right-hander Santiago Casilla on Monday. Casilla, who saved 25 games last season, was entering his final season of arbitration.

The deal includes a club-vesting option for a fourth year and is pending a physical. The Associated Press reports the deal is for $15M over three years.

The Giants have agreed to a one-year deal with Andres Torres, pending a physical.

Torres spent three seasons with the Giants before they traded him to the Mets last December to acquire center fielder Angel Pagan.

Pagan re-signed with the Giants for four years and $40 million earlier this offseason.

The Cubs are willing to pay $26 million of the $36 million still owed to Alfonso Soriano if they are able to trade him.

However, the catch is that Chicago is looking for an actual prospect in return for Soriano.

According to a baseball source, the Red Sox are one of four teams interested in Nick Swisher.

Boston views Swisher as a fallback plan should they not lure Josh Hamilton.

Along with the Red Sox, the Giants, Yankees and Indians have all reportedly expressed interest in Swisher.

Swisher is believed to be seeking a five or six-year deal and the contract could reach $60 million in value, according to industry sources.

Major League Baseball's average salary increased 3.8 percent this year to a record $3.2 million.

According to final figures released Friday by the Major League Baseball Players Association, the rise was the steepest since 2007.

The boost was helped by an increase in the minimum salary from $414,000 to $480,000.

The market for Nick Swisher appears to be taking shape with a number of outfielders off the market.

It was reported earlier Wednesday that Cleveland was pursuing him after missing on Shane Victorino, but the Red Sox and Mariners are also interested.

It has also been reported that the Giants might be a dark horse for Swisher.

The Giants have agreed to re-sign Marco Scutaro to a three-year, $20 million deal.

The contract is pending a physical.

Prior to the agreement, Scutaro had a two-year offer from San Francisco with a vesting option.

Scutaro, the NLCS MVP, hit .362 with three homers and 44 RBIs in 61 games with the Giants after he was acquired in a July 27 trade with Colorado.