Angels manager Mike Scioscia wouldn't go into much detail about the firing of hitting coach Mickey Hatcher.
June 2012 - Baseball Wiretap
Firing Hatcher Wasn't Scioscia's Decision
Tigers Expected To Go 'All In' This Summer
The Tigers and owner Mike Ilitch bet heavily on 2012, giving Prince Fielder a nine-year contract and loading up the team's lineup.
Matsuzaka Not 'All That Close' To Majors
The right-hander's minor league rehab assignment for Tommy John surgery expires May 23.
Brian Wilson Vows To Be Ready For 2013
Brian Wilson has deemed himself ahead of schedule in his recovery from a second Tommy John elbow ligament replacement surgery.
Pujols Treats Every At-Bat As The Last Of His Career
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Rhymes Passes Out After Being Hit By Pitch
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Darvish Wins Sixth Game In Seven Decisions
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Lawrie Suspended Four Games; Plans Appeal
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Votto's Bat Eventually Headed To Hall Of Fame
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Phillies, Rays Swap Outfielders
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Mets Still Hoping To Retain Wright Long-Term
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Brewers Want To Keep Greinke, Realize Doing So Will Be Hard
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Kevin Hickey Dies At Age 56
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Schilling's Video Game Company Seeks Help From Rhode Island
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Josh Johnson Gets First Win Since April 2011
The Marlins defeated the Pirates 6-2 on Tuesday as Josh Johnson earned his first victory in more than a year.
Papelbon: Philadelphia 'Makes You Feel Like You Are In Paris'
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Manager: Misplaced Ointment Led To Strasburg's Poor Start
Stephen Strasburg suffered his first loss of the season in Washington's 6-1 loss to San Diego on Tuesday afternoon.
Carlos Lee Runs Into Umpire, Gets Elbowed In Eye
Houston's Carlos Lee stumbled during a play on Tuesday night, running into an umpire.
Wright Gives Collins Earful After Being Pulled
Terry Collins removed David Wright from the game after D.J. Carrasco hit Milwaukee's Ryan Braun with a pitch.
Melky Cabrera Noncommittal On Extension
Brian Sabean has said that he would be open to midseason contract extension talks with Melky Cabrera under the right circumstances.
Manny Ramirez Set To Begin Minor League Stint
Manny Ramirez is scheduled to begin a 10-game minor league stint with Triple-A Sacramento.
Lawrie Ejected After Thrown Helmet Hits Umpire
The ninth inning turned nasty during Toronto's loss to Tampa Bay on Tuesday night.
Yankees Put David Robertson On DL
David Robertson was installed as New York's closer after Mariano Rivera suffered a season-ending injury earlier this month.
Angels Fire Hitting Coach Mickey Hatcher
The Angels have fired veteran hitting coach Mickey Hatcher.
Fielder Takes Over Consecutive Games Streak
With Matt Kemp going on the disabled list Monday with a strained left hamstring, Prince Fielder is now baseball's active leader in consecutive games played.
Manny Ramirez Eager To Join Athletics
Manny Ramirez will be eligible to play for the Athletics on May 30, the same day in which he will turn 40 years old.
Sources: Citi Field To Host 2013 All-Star Game
Major League Baseball will officially award the 2013 All-Star Game to Citi Field at a ceremony Wednesday.
Clemens Juror Falls Asleep, Gets Dismissed
A second juror has been dismissed in the Roger Clemens trial for falling asleep during the trial.
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