A few items from Tuesday night's All-Star Game in Kansas City are headed to the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown.
June 2012 - Baseball Wiretap
Sandoval, Jones Donate Items To Cooperstown
Gee Set For Second Surgery, Could Miss Season
Dillon Gee will undergo potentially season-ending surgery Friday in St. Louis to fix artery damage in his pitching shoulder.
Gammons Senses Lester Is Unhappy In Boston
In an interview with 98.5 The Sports Hub in Boston on Wednesday, Peter Gammons expressed belief that Jon Lester is unhappy with the Red Sox.
Yankees Aren't Looking For Help At Catcher
Russell Martin has struggled, but the Yankees aren't looking for help at catcher this month.
Indians Trying To Deal For Quentin
The Indians enter the second half of the season just three games back of the White Sox in the AL Central.
Dodgers Lead Race For Dempster, May Also Target Garza
The Dodgers are talking to the Cubs about acquiring one of their two coveted starting pitchers, Ryan Dempster or Matt Garza, according to sources.
Street OK With Geren, Could Mean Move To Mets
The pair had a poor relationship in Oakland, but now the Padres reliever is being linked to the Mets, where Bob Geren is a bench coach.
D-Backs Listening To Upton Offers, But Not Shopping Him
The Diamondbacks are not actively shopping Justin Upton leading up to the July 31 non-waiver trade deadline.
Athletics Release Brian Fuentes
Oakland designated the left-handed Fuentes for assignment a little more than a week ago.
Kinsler Glad Chipper's Grounder Went For Hit
Ian Kinsler denies that he could be made a better play to keep Chipper Jones from an ground-ball hit during Tuesday night's All-Star Game.
Doctor: Rivera Could Pitch This Season
The Yankees consider Mariano Rivera done for 2012, but the future Hall of Fame reliever has other ideas.
Angels Have Joined Race For Greinke
The Rangers, Orioles and Braves are also keeping tabs on Zack Greinke, who can become a free agent after the season.
Joba Hits 97 MPH In First Rehab Appearance
Joba Chamberlain made his first rehab appearance on Tuesday since suffering a major ankle injury four months ago.
Dunn Gives All-Star At-Bats To Butler
The plan was for Adam Dunn to enter Tuesday night's All-Star Game in the fifth inning as the American League's designated hitter.
Report: Ellsbury, Buchholz To Return This Weekend
The plan is for Jacoby Ellsbury to be activated on Friday and Clay Buchholz on Saturday.
Interleague Rivalry Games To Be Reduced In 2013
That means fewer battles between the Yankees and Mets, Cubs and White Sox, and Dodgers and Angels.
Reggie Jackson May Rejoin Yankees Friday
The Yankees asked Reggie Jackson to avoid Fenway Park last weekend after he made negative remarks about Alex Rodriguez.
Konerko: Change From Guillen To Ventura Was For The Best
The White Sox are overachieving under rookie manager Robin Ventura.
Halladay Could Return To Phillies Next Week
Roy Halladay will make a rehab start on Thursday and could return to the mound for the Phillies next week if all goes well.
Cano: KC Fans Crossed Line By Yelling At Family
Fans at Kauffman Stadium were upset that Robinson Cano didn't select Royals slugger Billy Butler to compete in the Derby.
NL Blanks AL In All-Star Game
Pablo Sandoval and Melky Cabrera keyed a five-run first inning that sent the NL to an 8-0 romp over the AL on Tuesday night.
Royals Plan To Chase Starter This Winter
The Royals are determined to find a starting pitcher this coming winter, according to people familiar with the team's plans.
Phillies, Hamels Keeping Open Dialogue On Extension
If the Phillies aren't able to lock up Cole Hamels, they are expected to trade the left-hander.
Red Sox Discussing Trade Of Ryan Sweeney
Ryan Sweeney will become expendable when Jacoby Ellsbury returns from the disabled list after the All-Star break.
Papelbon: Francona Firing 'Closed The Door' On Return
Terry Francona was Jonathan Papelbon's only manager in Boston.
Rays Concerned Longoria Won't Return In 2012
The third baseman has been sidelined with a hamstring injury since May.
In-Season HGH Testing Could Begin In 2013
Major League Baseball could start in-season testing for human growth hormone next year.
Dillon Gee Hospitalized With Blood Clot
Dillon Gee will remain hospitalized for the next day or two after undergoing surgery for a blood clot in his right shoulder.
Hamilton Humbled By Record Number Of Votes
Josh Hamilton received 11.1 million votes, roughly 50 percent more than any other single player had ever received.
Cubs Reach Terms With Top Pick Almora
The Cubs have reached an agreement with first-round pick Albert Almora, who received a $3.9 million signing bonus.
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