April 2005 - Baseball Wiretap
Giles Could Return To Cleveland
If free-agent outfielder Brian Giles is willing to accept a two-year deal, don't be surprised to see the Indians pursue him - and hard - this winter.
Clemens Could Still Pitch Game 5
Since Roger Clemens has responded to cortisone shots in the past, the Astros haven't ruled out the possibility that he can pitch again in this World Series.
The 2nd Inning Take-Off
Roger Clemens left Game 1 after two innings Saturday night because of a strained left hamstring, an injury that has bothered the Houston Astros' ace since early September.
Delgado's Future Not Clear With Girardi's Marlins
Joe Girardi, following the lead of Florida's front office, isn't elaborating on whether slugger Carlos Delgado will return.
Steinbrenner Wants Cashman Back
In an effort to retain his general manager, owner George Steinbrenner called Brian Cashman to tell the GM that he wants him to return, the New York Post reported.
Cubs Not Expected To Make Run For Damon
The Chicago Cubs, expected to be in the market for a center fielder, probably won't be involved in the bidding for Johnny Damon, given the high price he will command.
Manny Would Want To Go To Anaheim Or Cleveland If Traded
The Red Sox did throw out the idea of a Manny Ramirez-Carlos Beltran deal in July, but it was on the weekend of the trading deadline after Ramirez had asked to be traded.
Brewers Exercise Option On Carlos Lee
The Milwaukee Brewers exercised their club option on All-Star slugger Carlos Lee for next season Thursday. Lee, who will make $8.5 million, hit .265 last season with career highs of 32 home runs and 1
Walker Goes Out Looking
Larry Walker struck out looking in his final major league at-bat, closing what was a very productive career.
Mazzone Bolting Atlanta For The Emerald City
Pitching coach Leo Mazzone and the Orioles reached agreement on a three-year contract Wednesday night, hours after the Braves coach ended discussions with the New York Yankees.
Girardi Reaches Agreement In Principle With Marlins
Miguel Cabrera and the Florida Marlins have a new manager in Yankees bench coach, Joe Girardi.