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Roy Oswalt to pitch on Sunday for Rockies

Roy Oswalt (hamstring) will be activated from the disabled list and appear in Sunday's game in San Diego.

It's not known yet whether he'll start the game or come in after Chad Bettis. Given Bettis' 5.45 ERA and 1.79 WHIP over seven starts, the smart money would be on Oswalt getting the call. The veteran right-hander has been on the shelf since early July with a strained left hamstring.

Source: Troy Renck on Twitter

Wed, Sep 4, 2013 06:16:00 PM

Stroman fires 7 2/3 shutout innings vs O's

Marcus Stroman hurled 7 2/3 innings of shutout baseball to beat the Orioles 4-0 on Wednesday.

He punched out eight batters and walked just one. He surrendered five base hits -- all singles -- and took advantage of an early lead to cruise through the game without much of a challenge. His record improves to 8-4 with a 3.41 ERA in 16 starts. He has 84 strikeouts and 24 walks in 100 1/3 innings of work.

Jun 28 - 10:11 PM

Kris Bryant has mild-to-moderate ankle sprain

Kris Bryant left Wednesday's game against the Nationals due to what the Cubs are terming a "mild-to-moderate" right ankle sprain.

Bryant rolled his ankle when he stepped on third base after catching a routine pop up in the fifth inning. A subsequent X-ray came back negative for structural damage. The Cubs have not yet determined whether the reigning NL MVP will require a stay on the disabled list. He will be reevaluated on Thursday.

Source: Patrick Mooney on Twitter

Jun 28 - 10:10 PM

Edwin Diaz surrenders two runs to blow save

Edwin Diaz blew his third game of the season by allowing two runs in the ninth inning of Wednesday's 5-4 loss to the Phillies.

Diaz came on with the Mariners clinging to a 4-3 lead. That would not last for long, as he coughed up a solo homer to Tommy Joseph to lead off the ninth inning. Following a pair of strikeouts, Diaz walked Cameron Perkins, balked him over to second and then surrendered a go-ahead RBI single to Andrew Knapp. Diaz has allowed six runs in his last 1 1/3 innings, but after the game, manager Scott Servais said that he would remain at closer moving forward.

Jun 28 - 8:16 PM

Chase Anderson forced out with oblique injury

Chase Anderson left Wednesday's game against the Reds due to a left oblique strain.

Anderson appeared to suffer the injury while striking out swinging in the second inning. Obliques are notoriously difficult injuries to gauge when it comes to a timetable for a return. A stint on the disabled list will probably be needed, here.

Source: Adam McCalvy on Twitter

Jun 28 - 8:08 PM

Yankees concerned Bird may not return in '17

Yankees manager Joe Girardi told Meredith Marakovits that the team is concerned that Greg Bird (ankle, knee) may not be able to return this season.

Bird continues to feel soreness in his foot and ankle. He also fouled a ball off his right knee during a minor league rehab assignment earlier this month, as if the first baseman needed another issue. Bird has played in just 19 games this season. Chris Carter, who was outrighted to Triple-A, might see a call up soon, particularly given that recently called up first baseman Tyler Austin is dealing with hamstring bruising which could land him on the disabled list.

Source: Meredith Marakovits on Twitter

Jun 28 - 7:34 PM

Corey Seager (hamstring) still out of lineup

Corey Seager (hamstring) is not in the lineup for Wednesday's game against the Angels.

Seager suffered a Grade 1 right hamstring strain on Friday and has been out of commission ever since. Chris Taylor is manning shortstop and hitting fifth in his place on Wednesday. Despite his extended absence, he might be able to avoid the disabled list. Manager Dave Roberts said that he could potentially play on Thursday, and if not Thursday, then Friday.

Source: Eric Stephen on Twitter

Jun 28 - 7:18 PM

Cardinals option SS Aledmys Diaz to Triple-A

Cardinals optioned SS Aledmys Diaz to Triple-A Memphis.

Diaz has struggled to repeat his terrific first season, slashing .260/.293/.396 with seven homers, 20 RBI and 30 runs scored in 273 at-bats. He was in a 5-for-22 slump prior to this demotion. The Cardinals will try to get him right at Triple-A, but in the meantime, Paul DeJong (starting at short on Wednesday) should see most of the starts at shortstop. Greg Garcia and Alex Mejia (just called up) will also be in the mix.

Jun 28 - 6:33 PM

Glover (back) has inflammation in shoulder

Koda Glover (back) said that he is now dealing with severe rotator cuff inflammation.

Glover landed on the disabled list with lower back stiffness on June 11 and has yet to resume a throwing program. He believes that attempting to pitch through that back stiffness might have led to overcompensation with his right shoulder, hence the severe inflammation. There is no current timetable for his recovery. Do not be surprised if the Nationals make an acquisition to shore up the back of the bullpen before the trade deadline.

Source: ESPN.com

Jun 28 - 5:51 PM

Diamondbacks call up shortstop Ketel Marte

Diamondbacks recalled SS Ketel Marte from Triple-A Reno.

Marte earns the call up with Nick Ahmed landing on the disabled list due to a fractured hand. He was hitting a sizzling .338/.391/.514 with six homers and seven base thefts with Triple-A Reno in the Pacific Coast League prior to his promotion on Wednesday. He warrants fantasy consideration for those in deeper formats.

Jun 28 - 5:00 PM

Report: Yankees, Red Sox looking at Prado

Bob Nightengale of USA Today reports that the Yankees and Red Sox have reached out to the Marlins about a potential Martin Prado trade.

Chase Headley and Pablo Sandoval have both struggled at the hot corner for the Yanks and Sox, respectively. Prado has played in just 21 games this season due to a hamstring injury which cost him about six weeks of action. He is hitting .277/.299/.398 with two homers and nine RBI in 83 at-bats this season.

Source: USA Today

Jun 28 - 4:16 PM

Toronto interested in catcher Miguel Montero

Jon Heyman of FanRag Sports reports that the Blue Jays are among the teams with interest in Miguel Montero.

Montero was designated for assignment by the Cubs following a rant about Jake Arrieta not being able to hold runners on. It's possible Chicago could work out a trade of the catcher before having to release him, but either way they're going to have to pick up nearly all of what remains of his $14 million salary. Montero would be a backup to Russell Martin in Toronto.

Source: Jon Heyman on Twitter

Jun 28 - 3:53 PM