Joel Hanrahan likely will not be ready to pitch for the Detroit Tigers this season.
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Hoping to both buy and sell, Boston Red Sox president Larry Lucchino says the team will be active during the trade deadline.
The Los Angeles Dodgers may be concerned about when to call up uber-prospect Joc Pederson as questions loom about playing time and his attitude.
The Los Angeles Dodgers would 'kill' to trade Matt Kemp says an unnamed league executive.
The Kansas City Royals are expected to 'zero in' on potential trade targets like Marlon Byrd and Alex Rios.
If the Seattle Mariners were to trade for David Price, his agent says he would not be interested in signing a long-term contract extension.
Jim Johnson has been released by the Oakland Athletics.
The New York Yankees are not interested in a trade for Philadelphia Phillies pitcher, AJ Burnett.
In need of an infielder, the San Francisco Giants are rumored to have interest in trading for Jimmy Rollins of the Philadelphia Phillies.
The Los Angeles Dodgers may be willing to 'ante up' their trade offer for Tampa Bay Rays pitcher David Price.
The Washington Nationals, dealing with injury, could be interested in trading for Aaron Hill or Martin Prado of the Arizona Diamondbacks.
According to reports, the San Diego Padres would need to be overwhelmed by an offer if they were to trade starter Ian Kennedy prior to the trade deadline.
Hunter Pence gave the Phillie Phanatic CPR on the field.
Jason Heyward dances away from a tag.
Jon Lester and the Red Sox will cease negotiations until the season is completed.
The Phillies are running out of potential trade partners for Jonathan Papelbon.
Biz Markie throws out the first pitch at the A's game.
The Philadelphia Phillies, nor their fans, have been particularly happy with slugger Ryan Howard as of late, and deservedly so. Well for those folks that a...
New York Yankees' pitchers Masahiro Tanaka is still dealing with discomfort in his pitching elbow.
Ryan Howard of the Philadelphia Phillies will give way to other players at first base.