June 2006 - Baseball Wiretap
Lugo Sits Amid Trade Discussions


The Blue Jays have been pursuing Julio Lugo, the often benched infielder, before the trade deadline.
RealGM Radio Previews The MLB Trade Deadline
Alfonso Soriano is one of the hottest topics in baseball leading up to the trade deadline and RealGM Radio offers their analysis on where he may end up on August 1.
Giuliani Comes To A-Rod's Defense


Alex Rodriguez received support from an unlikely candidate, former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani.
Sosa Mulls 2007 Return, Possibly To Cubs


Sammy Sosa is considering a 2007 return to Major League Baseball and would consider an offer from the Cubs.
Dodgers And Cardinals Interested In Burrell


The Phillies are certainly shopping Bobby Abreu, but appear more eager to trade Pat Burrell.
Soriano To Chicago Report A Big Bluff?


The Alfonso Soriano trade report on Monday may have been a bluff in order to drive up the price for Alfonso Soriano for teams such as the Tigers and Yankees.
White Sox To Hold Onto McCarthy?


Ken Williams of the Chicago White Sox vows to be aggressive heading into the trade deadline, but won't give up his prized prospect.
Bowden Denies Soriano To White Sox Rumor


Nationals general manager Jim Bowden says that there is no deal in place involving Alfonso Soriano.
Rangers Manager Showalter Leaves Hospital


Rangers manager Buck Showalter has returned home after being hospitalized for dehydration
Matsui Making Progress


Hideki Matsui is slowly recovering from a broken wrist injury suffered in early May.
Bonds Lawyer Demands Probe Into Records Leak


The controversy surrounding Barry Bonds continues as Bonds' lawyer Michael Rains has demanded a probe into the leaking of Bonds' medical records.
Source: White Sox Close To Trading For Soriano


The White Sox are reported to be "extremely close" to trading for the Nats' Alfonso Soriano, according to a source close to the situation.
Phillies Reject Yankee Trade Offer For Abreu


The Yankees weren't willing to part with Phil Hughes, so the Phillies weren't willing to part with Bobby Abreu.







