Corey Hart signed a one-year, $6 million deal with the Mariners this offseason.
June 2014 - Baseball Wiretap
Hart Would Have Taken Less To Stay With Brewers
Orioles Nearing Deal With Luis Ayala
The Orioles are nearing a deal with Luis Ayala, who was released by the Nationals on Wednesday.
Bedard Will Opt Out If Not In Tampa's Rotation
Erik Bedard says he will opt out of his contract with the Rays if he doesn't make the team's starting rotation.
Medlen Undergoes Second Tommy John Surgery
Kris Medlen had a 3.11 ERA, 1.22 WHIP and 157 Ks in 197 innings pitched last season.
Jackson: Wilson Should Stick To Football
Bo Jackson, the only athlete to be named an All-Star in both football and baseball, doubts he could play both sports at an elite level in today's athletic environment.
Aroldis Chapman Struck In Face By Line Drive
Aroldis Chapman was conscious and talking as he was taken off the field after being hit in the face by a line drive Wednesday night.
Nationals Name Strasburg Opening Day Starter
The Nationals have named Stephen Strasburg their starting pitcher for their season opening day.
Freezing Temperatures Take Toll On Ballparks
Baseball groundskeepers are scrambling to get their ballparks ready for Opening Day.
Iwakuma Has Splint Removed, Finger Is Pain Free
Hisahi Iwakuma will start throwing tennis balls on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Carl Crawford's Shoulder Injury Not Serious
Dodgers manager Don Mattingly doesn't feel Carl Crawford right shoulder injury is serious.
Harvey Still Hoping To Return In August
Matt Harvey still really wants to return to the Mets in August, but he understands that doctors and the front office will make the call ultimately.
Cubs Preaching Patience With Farm System
Javier Baez, Kris Bryant, Albert Almora, Jorge Soler and Arismendy Alcantara have received a lot of attention, but none of the five have played a Major League inning.
Bo Jackson Mentoring Young White Sox
Bo Jackson hasn't played in a Major League game in 20 years, but he is imparting his wisdom on the Chicago White Sox this spring.
Pirates Willing To Move Jose Tabata
They are also willing to listen to offers for Vin Mazzaro, who is out of options.
Astros Looking For First Baseman
They have placed calls about Mike Carp, John Mayberry and Tyler Moore.
Mets Resume Gauging Interest In Ike Davis
The Mets have called clubs to see if their is interest in Ike Davis ahead of the season.
Tillman Will Start Opener For Orioles
Chris Tillman went 16-7 with a 3.71 ERA last season and made the AL All-Star team for the first time in 2013.
Lincecum Learning To Live Without Strikeouts
Tim Lincecum, once overpowering on the mound, is learning to pitch without striking out hitters.
Royals Tab Yordano Ventura As No. 3 Starter
Yordano Ventura, 22, was a non-roster invitee to last year's spring camp and has made all of three starts, all of them for the Royals, in the Major Leagues.
Lee To Start Opener For Phillies
Cliff Lee will take the mound on March 31 when the Phillies face off against the Rangers.
Jose Contreras Weighing Retirement
The Rangers have informed Jose Contreras that he will not make the Major League club and have offered him a Minor League assignment.
Rollins Must Lead Or Face Trade From Phillies
Jimmy Rollins has played his entire career with the Phillies, but faces a trade from the organization if he doesn't lead, according to sources.
Jarrod Parker To Undergo Tommy John Surgery
It will be the second time Parker has undergone the surgery in his career.
Brewers Likely To Pursue Segura Extension
While talks haven't begun, Doug Melvin and Mark Attanasio will soon meet to discuss a possible extension with the young shortstop.
Diamondbacks Expected To Scout Samardzija Again
Jeff Samardzija will be scouted by the Diamondbacks once again in the wake of Patrick Corbin's elbow injury, according to sources.
Feldman To Open Season For Astros
Scott Feldman signed a three-year, $30 million deal with Houston this winter.
Red Sox Making Lavarnway Available
The organization has a lot of catching depth at the major and minor league level.
Verlander To Start Seventh Opener For Tigers
Brad Ausmus made the decision, admitting it was tough to pass over reigning American League Cy Young winner Max Scherzer.
Jonathon Niese Cleared To Throw
Niese received a cortisone injection in the back of his left elbow to address inflammation but was informed his ligament is fully intact.
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