June 2006 - Baseball Wiretap
Schilling Expects Sox To Spare No Expense This Winter
The Red Sox already have nearly $100 million in guaranteed salaries next season.
Bonds Considers Off-Season Elbow Surgery
Earlier in the season, Barry Bonds said that he would retire if he had to undergo any more surgery on his 42-year-old body.
Mets To Activate And Start Pedro On Friday
The Mets will activate Martinez from the 15-day disabled list and start him in Friday's game at Pittsburgh.
Liriano Out For The Rest Of The Season
Liriano's highly anticipated return to the Twins' rotation came to a sudden halt on Wednesday because of elbow problems.
Liriano Leaves In The Third
Francisco Liriano Liriano (12-3, 2.19 ERA) exited the game against the A's in the top of the third inning after throwing just 28 pitches.
Teams Missed Chance To Grab Howard
Multiple sources said the Pirates, Twins, and Mariners expressed interest in trading for Ryan Howard while he was still a minor league player, but there were no serious offers.
Angels To Lock Up K-Rod Long Term
"We've agreed that we will sit down at the end of the season and have some serious conversations," agent Paul Kinzer said.
Biggio Prepared To Play Elsewhere
Craig Biggio intends to play one more season, but if his pursuit of 3,000 hits cannot continue in Houston, he will play elsewhere.
Jeter Lets Papi Be The One Concerned With Individual Awards
Derek Jeter believes he has more important things to worry about than the MVP race.
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