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No St. Louis Cardinals player can be happier to have Carlos
Beltran on his side than pitcher Kyle Lohse.
The Colorado Rockies and outfielder Seth Smith have agreed to a one-year, $2,415,000 deal, avoiding arbitration.
Chris Carpenter's offseason has gone by so quickly, the St.
Louis Cardinals ace still hasn't seen any tape from the World
Series victory over Texas. Not even his win in Game 7.
Maybe Morris does deserve my Hall of Fame vote.
Dealing King Felix may be just what the Mariners need.
Texas pays big bucks in hopes of adding Japanese ace, winning it
all.
Fielder's younger than Pujols and entering his prime. But who will
meet his price?
The Miami Marlins and Los Angeles Angels didn't just dominate
the podium at the winter meetings. They were the only teams that
used them to reshape their clubs.
ESPN has hired Francona to replace analyst Bobby Valentine after he replaced Francona as manager of the Red Sox.
Bobby Valentine took over as manager of the Boston Red Sox on
Thursday, promising to be hard-working, open-minded and even humble
as he tries to help the franchise return to the playoffs and forget
after the disappointment of this season's unprecedented September
collapse.
Hiring search chance for new Astros owner to make statement.
Prince & Albert are the hottest items this shopping season.
Albert Pujols, Prince Fielder and Jose Reyes were offered salary
arbitration Wednesday, guaranteeing their teams two extra draft
picks next year if they sign with new clubs.
The Milwaukee Brewers are considering their options while star
slugger Prince Fielder tests the free agent market. With or without
him, they want to be a force again in the NL Central.
A person familiar with the negotiations tells The Associated
Press that Major League Baseball only agreed to the pending sale of
the Houston Astros to businessman Jim Crane after he agreed to move
the team to the American League.
Is the time right for pitching-rich Phillies to trade Hamels?
Marlins' offseason activity has Reyes intrigued.
Brewers hitting coach Dale Sveum is scheduled for a second
interview with the Red Sox this week, according to major league
sources.
A man who earned the nickname ''Super Joe'' with the St. Louis
Cardinals and the organization's long-time Triple-A manager were
the first to interview for the team's managing vacancy.
Chicago Cubs manager Mike Quade was fired Wednesday in the first major move by Theo Epstein since becoming the team's president of baseball operations.
