Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim
Weaver pitches 'free and easy' during simulated game
Rehabbing Angels right-hander Jered Weaver faced live hitters in a simulated game for the first time in five weeks on Friday. Weaver still lacks some arm strength and endurance, but he knows that will come with time.
- Angels eager for second chance at Sale
- Angels try to snap offensive funk behind Blanton
- Wilson, Angels leave empty-handed against Sale
- Hope remains for Halos, South Siders
- Patience helps Iannetta break out of slump
- Scioscia, Iannetta juggling influx of pitchers
- Kohn gives White Sox free pass to victory
- Angels call up pitchers Brasier, Buckner
- Angels unable to recover from wild third frame
- Angels to honor military with Armed Forces Day
- Pujols not blaming balky knee, foot for dip in power
- Polamalu happy to tackle first pitch in Anaheim
- Madson to make additional rehab stop at Triple-A
- Moreno dismisses speculation regarding Scioscia's job
- Star power: Halos ride homers to win vs. Royals
- Weaver feels good, but will need rehab starts
- Dizziness, bright lights an issue for Hamilton
- Pujols to hold 11th annual golf classic on Monday
- Too many two-out runs are costing the Halos
- Angels-Twins postponed game set for Sept. 9
- Angels honor survivor for battle against breast cancer
- Rehabbing Bourjos reports improvement in hamstring
- Aybar out of lineup, but available off bench
- Madson continues to inch toward return to big leagues
- Scioscia looks for more than offense from catchers
- Blanton has no answers against KC offense
- Mom never far from Williams' thoughts
- Hanson to miss another turn in rotation
- Wilson blinks first in duel with Chicago's Sale
Oakland Athletics
A's crack Shields behind pair of late jacks
Adam Rosales and Josh Donaldson each hit solo home runs as the Oakland Athletics surged late for a 2-1 victory over the Kansas City Royals on Friday night.
- A's look to Milone in matchup with Royals' Santana
- A's add lefty Okajima to bullpen in place of Resop
- Young likely to return from DL on Saturday
- A's Anderson to be sidelined another month
- Healthy Lowrie proving to be among elite shortstops
- Is it time to shake up A's roster?
- Crisp back in lineup to be A's 'impact guy'
- Melvin praises Donaldson's consistency after slow start
- A's offense flat behind struggling starter Straily
- A's rally in 10th comes up short vs. Rangers
- Melvin ejected from matchup with Rangers
- Yoenis bounces back from upset stomach
- Coco returns Wednesday; Young likely to follow Friday
- Melvin looking for A's to shore up defense
- Yoenis homers before leaving with upset stomach
- A's maintain O.co stranglehold on Rangers
- Reddick hasn't ruled out wrist surgery
- Anderson's next start could be with A's
- Coco could return to A's lineup Wednesday
- A's take to pink bats, equipment for cancer awareness
- Bats go quiet as Milone delivers shaky outing
- Crisp to run bases Monday, could return Wednesday
- Norris picking up pitchers with strong defensive play
- A's snap five-game skid behind strong Parker
- Cespedes striking out more than usual lately
- Straily struggles as A's drop their fifth straight
- A's recall Chavez, option Scribner to Triple-A
- As single mother, Donaldson's mom 'led by example'
- Colon struggles in abbreviated outing as A's fall
Toronto Blue Jays
Back with Blue Jays, Reyes progressing with rehab
Jose Reyes rejoined his teammates in New York on Friday night as he continues to rehab a severe left ankle sprain. Toronto's shortstop has been out of action since sustaining the injury while stealing second base on April 12 in Kansas City. He recently had a walking boot removed and has begun the slow process of regaining strength in the area.
- Bonifacio taking advantage of more playing time
- McGowan promoted to Triple-A Buffalo
- Morrow makes return to the hill facing Yankees
- Blue Jays duo visits Cave Dwellers, Golf Club
- Blue Jays no match for Kuroda in opening loss
- Blue Jays optimistic at season's quarter mark
- Blue Jays keep rolling in romp over Giants
- Melky keeps playing after MRI confirms injury
- Blue Jays going with 'just win' philosophy
- Jenkins, Ortiz impressing in Blue Jays rotation
- Melky, Dickey drive Blue Jays past Giants
- Despite loss, Leafs' run inspires Blue Jays
- Blue Jays move Morrow's start to Saturday
- Santos to have cleanup surgery on elbow
- Melky to get MRI for hamstring issue
- Happ progressing well in recovery
- Melky gets ring, then raps four hits vs. Giants
- Blue Jays' The Curve Ball event a big hit
- Beeston sees time for a turnaround
- Blue Jays ride five homers to win over Red Sox
- Melky battling through hamstring issues
- Romero's struggles continue in the Minors
- Blue Jays accessorize with pink on Mother's Day
- Jenkins recalled to start Sunday; Davis placed on DL
- Delabar becoming an important 'pen fixture
- Buehrle brings out his best in Blue Jays' win
- Blue Jays appreciate moms' constant support
- Ortiz effective, but Blue Jays blanked by Lester
- Morrow remains tentative starter for Sunday
Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Hernandez looks to improve on road woes vs. O's
On Saturday afternoon, Jair Jurrjens will get a chance to show that he belongs back in the Major Leagues for the Orioles. Roberto Hernandez toes the rubber for the Rays.
- Maddon wants Rodney to get 'back into that groove'
- Longoria remains on-base machine
- Rays foil O's comeback; Johnson leads hitting clinic
- Players to wear camouflage for trip to Baltimore
- Excelling at Triple-A, Torres called up to join 'pen
- Rays mulling over who will fill Price's rotation spot
- Rodney can't nail down save as Rays fall to Sox
- Price lands on disabled list with triceps strain
- Rays can only hope for the best with Price
- Aced out: Six-game winning streak ends in rout
- Price 'unlikely' to make next start due to injury
- Peralta, Rodney big reason for bullpen's revival
- Lueke performing well in leveraged situations
- Moore of the same: Lefty notches seventh win
- Dome-field advantage: Joyce's quirky hit lifts Rays
- Merengue music latest addition to Rays' clubhouse
- After sluggish start, bullpen finding its groove
- Price trying to beat back allergies
- Rays sign Wade to Minor League deal
- Longoria snags AL Player of Week Award
- Rays reaping benefits of patient plan for Moore
- Gear adds color to already brilliant Rays catch
- Honorary Bat Girl opens Mother's Day at Trop
- Series sweep puts Tampa Bay back above .500
- Known for defense, Loney not disappointing at plate
- Jennings sits out Padres series with lingering soreness
- Rays' bats easing burden on rotation
- Rays answer Padres' comeback with walk-off
- Rays extend thanks to wives on Mother's Day
Cleveland Indians
McAllister aims to build on string of solid outings vs. M's
On Saturday, the Indians send Zach McAllister, coming off three strong outings, to face the Mariners' Joe Saunders. Saunders, historically a strong pitcher on the road, carries a 12.54 ERA in away games and a 0.94 ERA in home games this season.
- Kipnis conquers M's with three-run, walk-off homer
- Pitching coach Callaway shaping solid rotation
- Kipnis finding success with shorter swing
- Pestano activated, feels like part of Tribe again
- Indians option Hagadone to Triple-A
- Inbox: What happens when Myers returns?
- Experience, thicker arms combine to create Mega Mark
- Reynolds OK after getting a 'stinger' on Wednesday
- Indians to take advantage of Thursday's day off
- Tribe cranks three homers behind sharp Kluber
- Santana developing into all-around catcher
- Tribe relies on Reynolds at third after roster move
- Francona impressed with Indians' chemistry
- Kazmir not on his game; sluggers stymied in Philly
- Bauer shows mettle as Tribe drops nightcap
- One run all Masterson needs to deny Yankees
- Hagadone cites command lapse for rough outing
- Tribe promotes Bauer, Huff; Chisenhall down
- Reynolds' pink shoes a hit on Mother's Day
- Perez felt shoulder stiffness while warming up
- Indians rally behind pinch-hitters Bourn, Reynolds
- Indians' patience forcing pitchers to work
- Chisenhall looking to improve against lefties
- Tribe holds on to even series behind sharp Ubaldo
- Tribe to get another look at Bauer on Monday
- Hill delivering as key piece of Francona's bullpen
- Francona not paying attention to attendance in Cleveland
- Tribe outslugged by Tigers in Kluber's rough night
- Swishers await baby girl in family atmosphere
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