May 2005 - Baseball Wiretap

Extensions For Baker And Hendry Likely To Be Addressd During Spring
Dusty Baker got the Giants to a World Series in his lameduck year and was then quickly showed the door. Will he do the same in 2006 in Chicago?

Chicago Sun-Times

Kent Speaks Out About Confrontation With Bradley

L.A. Daily News

Grudzielanek Hospitalized With Knee Infection

ESPN

Rolen Is Done For Year
All-Star third baseman Scott Rolen will have surgery on his left shoulder and miss the rest of the season, the St. Louis Cardinals said Sunday.

ESPN

Winn Making Waves In The Bay

Erik Klackner/RealGM

Edwin Jackson Recalled To Join L.A. Rotation

ESPN

Walker Will Undergo Exam On Shoulder

San Jose Mercury

Patterson Will Likely Be Dealt This Winter
Corey Patterson is likely to have trade value this offseason, and general manager Jim Hendry will have to look at what he can get for moving him out of town.

Chicago Sun-Times

Pressure On White Sox To Pull Trigger On Griffey Deal

Chicago Tribune

Twins Claim Soriano
The Twins and Rangers have until Monday to finish a trade that would send Alfonso Soriano to Minnesota. The Rangers are interested in Francisco Liriano.

Star-Telegram

Cameron Expects To Be Back In '06
Mike Cameron has ruled out a return this season, but he expects to be fully recovered for the 2006 campaign.

ESPN

Cards Activate Larry Walker From DL

ESPN

Californian Little Leaguer Strikes Out All 18

ESPN

Schilling To Return To Rotation On Thursday
WEEI is reporting that Curt Schilling will leave his role as the Boston closer on Thursday and start that game against the Royals. Mike Timlin will take over as the Red Sox closer.

WEEI

Sox Designate Bellhorn For Assignment
The Red Sox designated second baseman Mark Bellhorn for assignment one day earlier than they had to, just to give him an extra day to catch on with another team.

Boston Herald

Yanks Wait On Rueter

NY Times

Cubs Activate Jerry Hairston

ESPN

Giants Activate Alou, Send Ellison To Fresno

Yahoo!

Palmeiro Failed To Explain How Steroids Entered His System
Rafael Palmeiro failed to explain how a steroid entered his system when he went before a baseball panel several months ago to plead his case, The Sun reported Friday.

AP

Epstein Will Have Announcement On Bellhorn By Weekend

MLB.com

Damon Denies Internet Rumor Linking Him To Steroids
``If I tested something positive for anything, then someone threw something in the (sample)," said Damon. "I've had people thinking that since I was in high school.''

Boston Herald

Rangers May Try To Move Nevin In Winter

Star-Telegram

Cardinals Activate Yadier Molina

ESPN

Rolen Needs Surgery
Scott Rolen said Thursday he's been told his ailing left shoulder will require surgery for a torn labrum that will sideline him for six months. He is undecided on whether or not he'll finish the year.

ESPN

Sale Of Nationals To Be Done By Early September
The sale of the MLB-owned and operated Washington Nationals should be complete by early September.

MLB.com

Weaver's Extension Talks Hit Snag

LA Daily News

Yankees Close In On Signing Ruben Rivera
Ruben Rivera swiped Derek Jeter's glove during the spring training of 2002, but the Yankees want him back and Jeter has even had the outfielder to his house since then.

NY Post

Arroyo Stays In Boston, Didn't Clear Waivers

Boston Herald

Griffey In Chicago?

Kyle Trompeter/RealGM

Nomar Leaves Game With Stiffness In Lower Back
Nomar Garciaparra has been back for just 10 games and he has already suffered another injury, as he left Wednesday's game with stiffness in his lower back.

ESPN