The Angels have agreed to a two-year, $18 million deal with Huston Street.
June 2015 - Baseball Wiretap
Angels Sign Huston Street To Two-Year Extension
Jose Abreu Joins Relativity Sports
Jose Abreu's contract allows him to opt for arbitration once eligible, in lieu of his contract's remaining guaranteed salaries.
Cherington Downplays Traveling On Road With Red Sox
Ben Cherington joined the Red Sox in Oakland on Monday, usually a signal of internal strife or roster instability, but the general manager has downplayed his presence.
Kluber's 18 Strikeout Performance Among Best Ever
No pitcher has posted a higher Game Score over eight innings than Corey Kluber did against the Cardinals.
Harper, Williams Ejected For Arguing Strike Call
Bryce Harper and Matt Williams of the Nationals were ejected Wednesday for arguing a checked swing during a victory over the Diamondbacks.
Papelbon Becomes Philadelphia's Saves Leader
Jonathan Papelbon earned a save on Wednesday night as the Phillies topped the Pirates, allowing him to set the all-time franchise mark for saves.
Mike Trout Is Hitting High Fastballs Better
The one knock on Mike Trout in his first few seasons was his tendency to swing and miss at high fastballs.
KBO Team Unsuccessfully Tries Infielder-Behind-Catcher Shift
A KBO game between the Kia Tigers and KT Wiz on Tuesday featured a baseball first.
Will Nieves To Sign With Braves
The catcher opened the 2015 season as the backup catcher for the Padres.
Posada: PED Users Shouldn't Be Allowed In Hall Of Fame
Jorge Posada resents players who used performance-enhancing drugs and believes they should never be inducted into the Hall of Fame.
Tulowitzki Unsure About Future Amid Trade Rumors
Troy Tulowitzki is once again involved in trade rumors and the Rockies shortstop admitted he's unsure what his future holds.
Rougned Odor Wasn't Surprised By Demotion
Jon Daniels and the Rangers expect Odor to become the confident player who "played with an edge" last season.
Chase Utley's BABIP Suggests He'll Improve
Chase Utley is hitting just .111 on balls in play this season, which suggests that the Phillies may start getting more from their second baseman.
Red Sox Worried Masterson Is Hurting After Latest Outing
Justin Masterson failed to get through the third inning on Tuesday night as the Red Sox lost 9-2 to the Athletics.
Josh Hamilton Working Through 'Process' Of Finding Swing
Josh Hamilton feels good, but said "it's going to be a little bit of a process" seeing pitches and trying to get the timing right with his swing.
McCutchen: Knee 'Not A Factor At All' In Slow Start
Andrew McCutchen, who was the NL MVP in 2013, is hitting .229/.314/.373.
Report: Tulowitzki Could Ask For Trade
Troy Tulowitzki will meet with his agent, Paul Cohen, for breakfast on Thursday morning in Los Angeles.
Are The Rockies Getting Close To Dealing Tulowitzki?
The Rockies are more than eight games out of first place in the National League West, bringing to light rumors about a Troy Tulowitzki trade once again.
Cubs, Mets Discussed Russell, Syndergaard Trade
The Mets and Cubs have said that they won't trade Noah Syndergaard and Addison Russell, respectively, but the two clubs discussed a trade during the offseason.
Rafael Soriano Drawing Interest From Marlins
Dan Jennings was expected to speak with Rafael Soriano's agent, Scott Boras, on Tuesday.
Posada Reveals How Upset He Was With Yankees
Jorge Posada, who released a book on Tuesday, revealed just how upset he was with the Yankees at the end of his career.
Michael Pineda Has Improved Already Impressive Control
Michael Pineda currently leads all Major League pitchers in WAR, helped in part by Sunday afternoon's 16-strikeout performance.
Sources: Olivera Receives Visa, Headed To Los Angeles
Hector Olivera, who signed a six-year, $62.5 million deal with the Dodgers in March, is expected to be in L.A. on Friday to finalize the contract by completing his physical, according to sources.
Barry Bonds Moving Forward With Case Accusing Teams Of Collusion
Barry Bonds is going ahead with a case against Major League Baseball regarding his claim of collusion by teams that prevented him from obtaining a playing job following the 2007 season, according to s
MLB Increases Ball Security After NFL's 'Deflategate'
An MLB representative watches the baseballs while a clubhouse assistant carries them from the umpires' room to the field.
Josh Hamilton Hitless In Second Rehab Game
Josh Hamilton is 1-for-7 for a .143 batting average in his first two rehab games.
New Bleachers Open At Wrigley Field For deGrom-Lester
For the first time this season, new sections of bleachers will be open at Wrigley Field when the Cubs host the Mets on Monday night.
Red Sox Not Ready To Shuffle Starting Rotation
Boston pitching coach Carl Willis started Sunday and the team wants to get his opinion on the group.
Padres Aren't Worried About Kimbrel's Effectiveness
Craig Kimbrel has a 5.68 ERA for the Padres, but the club isn't concerned about their closer.
Astros Promote Carlos Correa To Triple-A
He hit .385/.459/.726 with seven home runs, 32 RBI and 15 stolen bases in 117 at-bats with Double-A and earning a promotion to Triple-A.
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