Chien-Ming Wang has drawn interest from six clubs, according to Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe.
However, Wang is unlikely to opt out of his contract with the Yankees because none of his suitors are willing to offer a Major League deal.
Chien-Ming Wang has drawn interest from six clubs, according to Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe.
However, Wang is unlikely to opt out of his contract with the Yankees because none of his suitors are willing to offer a Major League deal.
Chad Durbin has been released by the Phillies after pitching 16 innings this season.
Durbin allowed 16 earned runs on 25 hits and nine walks. He had 16 strikeouts.
Jordan Zimmermann told the Nationals this spring that he would not discuss a potential contract extension during the season.
Zimmermann will be eligible for free agency after the 2015 season.
"We talked a little bit in spring training," Zimmermann said. "My agent and I said once the season starts, we're going to wait until after the season. Hopefully, we'll maybe spring something up at the end of the season or going into next season or something.
"I'd be interested, see what they have to say. At the end of the day, it's got to be the right deal for me. I'm not just going to take a deal that's team friendly. It's got to be fair."
The Washington Nationals are not actively seeking help from outside the organization to improve the roster.
Washington is 27-26, more than four games back of Atlanta in the NL East.
Phil Hughes will be a free agent this winter and there is speculation that he might be a fit for the Mets.
The Mets have money to spend and his fly ball tendencies would play well at Citi Field.
Miguel Tejada, who played with the Athletics in his prime and is now with the Royals, says that he would have been a great fit with the Red Sox because of their home ballpark.
"I would have loved to have played at Fenway Park," Tejada said. "I would have done some damage there. The ballpark was just made for me. I would have hit a lot of doubles. That's one of my regrets."
Tejada has hit .304 at Fenway with 12 homers and 39 RBIs in 273 at-bats in his career.
Justin Morneau will be a free agent at the end of the season.
According to a source, there have not been talks between Morneau and the Twins regarding a new contract.
Morneau is hitting .305/.345/.407 with two home runs and 31 RBI this season.
Bill Bray and J.C. Romero are both nursing shoulder injuries as they near opt-out clauses in their contracts with the Nationals.
Bray and Romero both signed minor league deals with the Nationals, who hoped the pair would provide depth in the bullpen.
Romero can opt out of his contract if he isn't on the Major League roster by June 1.
The Mariners discussed a long-term contract extension with Jesus Montero before he was linked to Biogenesis and possible performance-enhancing drug use.
Nothing came of the conversations and Seattle demoted Montero to Triple-A this week.
In 29 games, Montero is hitting .208/.264/.327 with nearly three times as many strikeouts as walks.
Carlos Beltran is in the last year of a two-year, $26 million deal with the Cardinals, but that doesn't mean his tenure with the club is nearing an end.
Beltran is among of the team's best offensive players, even at age 36, but the situation is complicated by the future of prospect Oscar Taveras.
One key would be Beltran signing a short-term deal with St. Louis rather than searching for a longer deal.