The Chicago Cubs are holding onto Dioner Navarro.

The St. Louis Cardinals had interest in Navarro with Yadier Molina on the disabled list.

The Baltimore Orioles will acquire Bud Norris in a trade with the Houston Astros, according to multiple reports.

Houston will receive L.J. Hoes and a draft pick.

The Pittsburgh Pirates unsuccessfully tried to make a trade with the Los Angeles Angels for Mark Trumbo, according to a report.

Pittsburgh has been looking to bolster their offense and Los Angeles is willing to listen on some players.

Jake Peavy could make his first start with the Boston Red Sox on Saturday, according to a source.

The Red Sox acquired Peavy in a three-team deal involving the Chicago White Sox and Detroit Tigers late Tuesday night.

Boston will host the Arizona Diamondbacks this weekend.

The San Diego Padres have acquired Ian Kennedy from the Arizona Diamondbacks, according to multiple reports.

Arizona will receive lefty reliever Joe Thatcher, Double-A righty Matt Stites and a draft pick (Compensation B).

At this point it is doubtful that the Boston Red Sox will be able to swing a trade with the Philadelphia Phillies for Michael Young.

Young has a full no-trade clause and it has been reported that he'd only accept a deal to the Texas Rangers.

The Boston Red Sox will promote Brock Holt to take the place of Jose Iglesias on the 25-man roster.

Iglesias was part of the Jake Peavy trade, leaving the Red Sox with a hole at third base.

The move could be temporary if Boston makes a trade for someone like Michael Young prior to the deadline.

Will Middlebrooks and Xander Bogaerts are candidates to take over third base over the long-term.

Involved in the Biogenesis scandal, Nelson Cruz hasn't decided if he will appeal a likely suspension.

Cruz has been linked to performance-enhancing drugs and is one of the players expected to be suspended soon.

Major League Baseball has informed the MLBPA that they plan to suspend Alex Rodriguez and eight other players this week, according to a source.

Most of the players will be suspended for 50 games, but some -- including Rodriguez -- face stiffer penalties for lying to investigators or interfering in baseball's year-long Biogenesis investigation.

The Milwaukee Brewers are reaching into their wallet in the wake of a disappointing season and Ryan Braun's suspension.

Every fan that shows up with a ticket to any of the team's 12 home games in August will receive a $10 voucher that will be good for food, beverages, tickets or merchandise.

"We were finalizing something like this to give back to our loyal fans just as news of Ryan's suspension hit," said the team's COO, Rick Schlesinger. "Mark [Attanasio] decided he wanted to make a dramatic impact that would cost more money."

Despite a 43-61 record, the Brewers have drawn well this season, bringing in an average of more than 31,000 fans per game. Based on those calculations, the vouchers will cost the team more than $3.6 million if they are all used.