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Carlos Quentin (wrist) sitting out Wednesday

Carlos Quentin (wrist) is not in the Padres' lineup Wednesday.

Quentin was hit by a pitch just above the wrist Tuesday. X-rays came back negative, but Quentin is still a little sore and the Padres have decided to give him a night of rest. It's not expected to be a DL situation. Chris Denorfia is starting in his place Wednesday.

Source: Bill Center on Twitter

Wed, Apr 10, 2013 06:27:00 PM

Jones goes deep twice to sink the Angels

Adam Jones went 2-for-4 with a pair of two-run homers in Monday's 4-2 win against the Angels.

Jones' first inning shot off Matt Shoemaker plated Nick Markakis and put the Orioles on top 2-0. Five frames later, deja vu, only this time Jones was even more emphatic, pulverizing the ball 443 feet over the left center wall to give Baltimore a 4-2 lead it wouldn't relinquish. Jones has two homers and nine RBI over his last three games. His slash line is up to a healthy .300/.325/.500, and the outfielder is on pace for 31 homers and 104 RBI.

Jul 22 - 1:27 AM

Roenis Elias exits with apparent arm injury

Roenis Elias left Monday's game against the Mets with an apparent arm injury.

Elias was visited by the trainer and seen stretching out his fingers/hand, so he could be dealing with some tightness in his forearm. The Mariners should provide more on his status shortly. Elias allowed one run while striking out eight over 5 1/3 innings before exiting.

Source: Ryan Divish on Twitter

Jul 21 - 11:58 PM

Phillies telling teams Hamels not available

ESPN's Buster Olney reports that the Phillies have told teams to this point that Cole Hamels is unavailable.

It doesn't jibe with previous reports that have indicated the Phillies are at least entertaining the possibility of dealing Hamels. Perhaps they just haven't liked what other teams have been willing to offer and are pulling Hamels off the block for that reason. Whatever the reason, the Phils could still conceivably change their minds before the end of the month. At the moment, though, it appears Hamels isn't going anywhere.

Source: Buster Olney on Twitter

Jul 21 - 11:52 PM

Cliff Lee roughed up in return from DL

Cliff Lee struggled through 5 2/3 innings in his return from the disabled list, giving up six runs and 12 hits in a loss to the Giants.

Lee's velocity is typically in the 89-92 mph range when healthy, but he was working more at 86-89 mph tonight. Combine that with the fact that he still has some rust to shake, and he proved very hittable in his return. He gets the Diamondbacks next time out, so keep him active in mixed leagues for now.

Jul 21 - 11:10 PM

Jake Peavy on 'back burner' for Cardinals

Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe reports that Jake Peavy "is still on the Cardinals' back burner."

Multiple outlets reported earlier this month the Cards' interest in Peavy and it even looked at one point like a deal might get done quickly. At this point, though, it appears he might be a backup plan for St. Louis. Peavy has just a 4.59 ERA this season but has made three straight quality starts.

Source: Nick Cafardo on Twitter

Jul 21 - 10:54 PM

Asdrubal Cabrera exits with back spasms

Asdrubal Cabrera left Monday's game against the Twins with lower back spasms.

The injury appeared to occur when Cabrera fielded a groundout in the bottom of the second inning. He was pinch-hit for in the top of the third. The Indians should provide an update on their shortstop after the game.

Source: Paul Hoynes on Twitter

Jul 21 - 9:29 PM

Tigers 'keeping tabs' on Jonathan Papelbon

FOX Sports' Jon Morosi and Ken Rosenthal report that the Tigers are "keeping tabs on all relievers, including Jonathan Papelbon."

The two also say that the Tigers are interested in Antonio Bastardo. Detroit appears dead set on adding at least one bullpen piece at the deadline, as they've also been connected to Brad Ziegler, Joaquin Benoit and Joakim Soria. The Tigers have publicly backed Joe Nathan as closer, but it's possible he could be demoted depending on who they're able to acquire.

Source: Jon Morosi on Twitter

Jul 21 - 9:26 PM

Alvarez (shin) cleared to start on Thursday

Henderson Alvarez (shin) has been cleared to make his scheduled start on Thursday in Houston.

Alvarez had to leave Saturday's outing after being hit on the left shin by a comebacker, but he only has a bruise and is feeling much better. The All-Star has put up a 2.64 ERA over 20 starts for the Marlins this season.

Source: Miami Herald

Jul 21 - 7:36 PM

C.J. Wilson (ankle) throws bullpen session

C.J. Wilson (ankle) threw a bullpen session Monday.

It was his first since landing on the disabled list. Wilson's right ankle doesn't hurt while he's throwing, but he's expected to go out on a rehab assignment so that he can test things out. It's looking like he probably won't be ready to return before the end of the month.

Source: Alden Gonzalez on Twitter

Jul 21 - 7:27 PM

Eric Hosmer scratched due to bruised hand

Eric Hosmer was scratched from Monday's lineup due to a right hand contusion.

Hosmer was hit by a pitch on Sunday and remains sore. He doesn't have any broken bones, though, and should be considered day-to-day. Billy Butler is playing first base Monday, while Salvador Perez is in the DH spot.

Source: Daryl Van Schouwen on Twitter

Jul 21 - 7:22 PM

Erick Aybar (groin) hoping to return Tuesday

Angels manager Mike Scioscia is hoping Erick Aybar (groin) will be ready to return to the lineup on Tuesday.

Aybar is missing a third straight game Monday due to a sore right groin, but it appears that he's feeling better. The All-Star is batting .283/.320/.409 with six homers, 50 RBI and 11 stolen bases this season.

Source: Bill Shaikin on Twitter

Jul 21 - 7:18 PM