We're getting awfully close to the opening of training camps. Michael Bourn and Kyle Lohse are still looking for jobs. The Arizona Diamonbacks are going along with a new reality show. The Rangers have two really good shortstops.
The Cubs won't get King Felix. But could they lock up their young stars for far less than the Mariners righthander will be getting?
The Astros could be historically bad, but they're on the right track. The Mets won't be that bad, but they're willing to gamble on their future. The Los Angeles Times looks at the newest Angel and the Royals' new slogan isn't inspiring anyone.
Chris Carpenter won't pitch this year. He might not throw another major-league pitch. This could be good news for the Cubs.
The San Francisco Giants played 40 seasons in one of the coldest places ever built to play major-league baseball. Soon, it'll be imploded.
That other sporting event has kept baseball quiet over the weekend, but MLB Bullets has found a few nuggets while panning for gold. The Tigers need depth, Corey Hart is coming back quickly and Kevin Millwood is not coming back at all.
Alex Rodriguez and Scott Rolen still want to play. Clint Hurdle is back in the minors for one day. Jered Weaver doesn't care who his teammates are as long as they can play and Barry Zito gives back to the community.
Grace faced several years in prison had he gone to trial; by pleading guilty, he received a reduced sentence.
The Yankees' Alex Rodriguez has five years remaining on his Yankees contract. One report hints that under certain conditions, he might never play again.
The Rangers have a problem if Nelson Cruz has a problem. Jake Peavy is brutally honest about the White Sox. More fallout from the Upton trade and Carl Pavano had a life-threatening injury.
