The Cubs committed three errors in Carlos Silva's one inning of work.
June 2011 - Baseball Wiretap
Silva, Ramirez Involved In Dugout Skirmish
Rockies Scratch Jimenez With Nail Infection
Ubaldo Jimenez finished third in the NL Cy Young voting last season.
Indians Trade Laffey To Mariners
Aaron Laffey bounced between Cleveland and Triple-A Columbus last season, as well as the rotation and bullpen.
Dodgers, Kershaw Agree On $500K Deal
Clayton Kershaw could be baseball's lowest-paid Opening Day starter.
Cubs Scuffle In Dugout Against Brewers
There was an incident in Chicago's dugout after a rough first inning against Milwaukee.
Morneau Sees Doctor, Maintains Progress
Justin Morneau hasn't yet been cleared to play for the Twins.
Ruiz Returns To Panama To Be With Wife, Newborn Son
Carlos Ruiz's wife had a Cesarean section on Tuesday.
Teixeira Severs Ties With Scott Boras
Mark Teixeira announced Wednesday morning that he has severed ties with longtime agent Scott Boras.
Beltran Doesn't Plan To DH In 2012
Carlos Beltran is entering the final year of his contract with the Mets.
Cliff Lee Not 'Caught Up' In Buzz
Cliff Lee helped bring a portion of the circus to the Phillies by signing with them, but he isn't getting caught up in the hoopla.
Bruised Side Limits Greinke In Debut
Zack Greinke suffered a bruised right side in a "stupid" off-field incident.
Garret Anderson Retires After 17 Seasons
Garret Anderson holds a number of franchise records for the Angels.
Nathan Throws Scoreless Inning In Return
Ligament replacement surgery wiped out Joe Nathan's entire 2010 season.
Indians Not Counting On Sizemore For Opener
Grady Sizemore underwent microfracture surgery on his left knee last June.
Carpenter Clarifies Trade Remarks
Chris Carpenter said recently that he would waive his no-trade clause if the Cardinals wanted to move him.
Wainwright's Surgery Goes 'Very Well'
Adam Wainwright is unlikely to return to the mound for the Cardinals until this time next year at the earliest.
John Thorn Appointed MLB's Historian
John Thorn takes over for Jerome Holtzman, who was official historian from 1999 until his death in 2008.
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