Chone Figgins has been a huge disappointment for the Mariners, but Eric Wedge says parting ways with the infielder is "not even a consideration" right now.
June 2012 - Baseball Wiretap
Mariners Won't Cut Chone Figgins
Orioles, Jones Not Near Contract Extension
Baltimore's Dan Duquette says there is nothing imminent regarding a contract extension for outfielder Adam Jones.
Royals Face July Decision On Broxton
Jonathan Broxton signed with Kansas City for $4 million last November.
Alderson Expects Wright To Remain With Mets
New York has a $16 million team option on the contract of the third baseman for the 2013 season.
Emilio Bonifacio To Miss 4-6 Weeks
Emilio Bonifacio, who has been successful in his first 20 stolen base attempts, will have surgery on his injured left thumb.
Schilling's Gaming Company Lays Off Staff
Curt Schilling's struggling video game company received a $75 million loan guarantee to move to Rhode Island in 2010.
Pujols Hits 450th Career Home Run
Albert Pujols is the fourth-youngest player to hit 450 home runs in baseball history.
Astros' New Uniforms To Bring Back Old Colors
The Astros will submit a new uniform design for the 2013 season and owner Jim Crane hinted that the franchise's old colors will return.
Agents: Hamels Will Get Between $150M-$175M
Cole Hamels has won seven straight starts and has a 1.89 ERA in those appearances.
Baltimore Joins Pursuit Of Oswalt
As Roy Oswalt nears a return to the Major Leagues, the Orioles have joined the Red Sox, Phillies and Rangers as interested teams.
Long Won't Give Up On New York's Sluggers
Kevin Long believes that Alex Rodriguez and Mark Teixeira will turn things around soon.
Berkman Has Surgery Delayed One Day
The Cardinals say surgery on Lance Berkman's injured right knee has been postponed one day because of a scheduling conflict.
MLB Issues Statement Regarding Yankees
With rumors indicating that the Yankees might be put up for sale, the team itself has denied all reports.
RealGM Staff Report
Lind Not Placed On Waivers, Contrary To Reports
There have been no indications that the Blue Jays placed veteran first baseman Adam Lind on outright waivers.
Yankees Deny Reports Of Possible Sale
The Yankees are strongly denying a New York Daily News report that the team may soon be put up for sale by the Steinbrenner family.
Hamilton Makes Great Catch, Destroys Part Of Safeco's Outfield Wall
Josh Hamilton made a spectacular catch in the third inning against the Mariners on Wednesday night, destroying part of the outfield wall at Safeco Field.
Manny Ramirez May Not Be Ready For May 30
Bob Melvin says Oakland wants to make sure Manny Ramirez is fully prepared and comfortable with his swing.
Brewers Acquire Ransom Off Waivers
The Brewers have claimed utility infielder Cody Ransom off waivers from the Diamondbacks.
Ventura Names Reed Chicago's Closer
White Sox manager Robin Ventura has officially named Addison Reed the team's closer, a development that has been evident for close to three weeks.
Sources: Yankees Could Be For Sale
Rumors are swirling around baseball that the Yankees could soon be put up for sale by the Steinbrenner family.
Hamels, Harper Feud A 'Dead Issue'
Cole Hamels faced the Nationals on Wednesday night for the first time since he hit phenom Bryce Harper on purpose and earned himself a five-game suspension.
After Declaring Himself Ready To Produce, A-Rod Hits Two HRs
Alex Rodriguez declared himself ready to go on a tear after another middling game at the plate on Tuesday night.
Strasburg Feels 'Great' After Bullpen Session
Stephen Strasburg was pulled from his last start after just five innings because of tightness in his throwing arm.
Astros GM Works Game As Usher
Astros general manager Jeff Luhnow worked as a ticket-taking usher at Minute Maid Park during Tuesday's game against the Cubs.
Selig: No Need For More Replay
Bud Selig says he doesn't think baseball needs more video review for umpires at this time.
Manager Wants Oswalt, But Decision Up To Rangers GM
Rangers manager Ron Washington says he'd be interested in adding Roy Oswalt to his starting rotation.
Torii Hunter Hopes To Return For Homestand
The outfielder has been on L.A.'s restricted list since May 14 after his teenage son was arrested in Texas.
Halladay Discusses Struggles, Says Phillies Are Trying Too Hard
Roy Halladay was charged with five runs in Philadelphia's 5-2 loss to Washington on Tuesday night.
Orioles Seeking Ways To Upgrade Pitching, Depth
The Orioles are 28-16 and they hold a two-game lead over the Rays in the American League East.
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