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This off-season presents an interesting situation at the 6-hole, where several teams could potentially swap shortstops and more than 25% of the league is in need of an upgrade.

Recently, Theo has said that he wants the Sox to be average at least in every position.

Time for the Twins to keep their end of the bargain....new stadium is fast approaching....time to open the purse strings.

The Twins had been expecting Pat Neshek back for 2009 before he blew out his elbow playing catch recently.

Posted on November 14th, 2008 11:23 AM By Joe Christensen Remember when the Metrodome was known as a hitter's paradise? Not anymore.

The Twins won't get any of these... Instead they will settle on some 17 year veteran who has played for 12 teams and will hit .233 for them before being released midseason.

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I'm just glad they are looking at signing one decent player instead of three washed up guys they got on double coupon day.

The Baltimore Sun reports: [Andy] MacPhail doesn't comment specifically on players but made it clear the Orioles will focus on adding starting pitching and a shortstop.

Prior to the past season, the Milwaukee Brewers' only playoff appearance came during the early years of the Reagan administration, when they were still members of the American League East division, and when ...

The General Manager Meetings open today in Dana Point, CA. With free agency still eleven days from opening, this is where the the trading will occur or where the groundwork for trades will be laid.

What will happen when 25 players and a manager, along with a crew of coaches, trainers and assorted helpers, set off on a six-month, 162-game journey? Can they coexist while spending untold hours together in ...

Macha, 58, received a two-year contract and gets another chance to lead a small-market team, this time taking control of the NL's wild card representative as the permanent replacement for Ned Yost.

The Mariners will officially begin the "Z Era" on Friday morning, when newly named general manager Jack Zduriencik is introduced to the local media during a news conference at Safeco Field.

One thing there is no shortage of when it comes to the hiring of Zduriencik is opinions.

The Mariners have selected Milwaukee Brewers executive Jack Zduriencik as the new general manager in Seattle.

The Mariners are completing interviews of their four finalists for general manager, and each of them brings an impressive background ranging from a good-old feel for talent to the modern-day ability to use ...

Jack Zduriencik, a Milwaukee Brewers executive, is the fourth finalist for the Mariners' vacant general manager's job, The Seattle Times has learned.

The Milwaukee fans became the Brewers' "10th man" on Saturday. Published Oct. 6, 2008 at 10:34 a.m. Tags: brewers , playoffs I had hoped to write this final Brewers playoff blog in a few weeks.

Until this year. The first postseason MLB game in Milwaukee in October since 1982 had excited fans coming out in droves to make Milwaukee baseball history Saturday afternoon, a celebration made all the sweeter ...