Colorado Rockies
Brothers: 'I get outs and keep my team ahead'
The challenge for Rockies left-handed reliever Rex Brothers on Wednesday was to treat the first closing opportunity of his career like any other game.
- Rockies option Rutledge, will activate Cuddyer
- Chatwood draws task of keeping Scutaro quiet
- CarGo's homer, triple clinch series for Rockies
- Lefty Francis feels good after bullpen session
- LeMahieu earning more time with hot hitting
- Betancourt expects to be on the mound Friday
- Tulowitzki gets scheduled rest Wednesday
- Weiss, unafraid to shake up order, bats Fowler cleanup
- Betancourt to undergo MRI with groin injury
- Despite his slump, Weiss confident in Rutledge
- Weiss goes with Pacheco at first, gives Helton rest
- Astacio, Monfort to rep Rockies at Draft
- Rosario plays hero in Rockies' walk-off win
- Rockies stall against D-backs' Corbin
- Fowler uses clear head to get back on track
- Lefty-swinging CarGo thriving against southpaws
- Cuddyer could return on Friday
- Nicasio's strong start leads Rockies to victory
- Oswalt getting sharper, set for Double-A start
- Confident Lopez finds pitching groove with Rockies
- Chatwood impresses in solid effort vs. Giants
- Torrealba to guide Nicasio in start vs. Giants
- Cuddyer on track for activation from disabled list
- Weiss expresses confidence in Belisle
- Tulowitzki realizing value of occasional rest
- Yankees add Brignac to their infield fold
- Pacheco's slam helps Rockies solve Giants
- Rockies seek more of the same from Chatwood
- Nicasio's start bumped to Sunday
Chicago Cubs
Cubs, affiliates to raise money for tornado victims
Double-A Tennessee will join outfielder Ty Wright in his efforts to raise funds for the victims. The Smokies will hold several events throughout the current homestand with proceeds going to the American Red Cross relief efforts for the Oklahoma tornado victims.
- Jackson roughed up early, Cubs fall to Pirates
- Mounting losses gnawing at Soriano
- Cubs starters solid, but offense can't get key hits
- Cubs struggling against left-handed pitchers
- Samardzija stellar, but bats silent vs. Pirates
- Feldman aims to continue hot month against Reds
- Cubs' May RBI leader(s): the pitching staff
- Cubs executives visit potential Draft pick Gray
- Barney hitting harder following midnight chat with Sveum
- Cubs place righty Camp on DL, recall Dolis
- Bullpen spoils Garza's stellar 2013 debut
- Cubs prioritize Vitters' development over Stewart
- Cubs claim Sanchez off waivers from Cards
- Wood, Lockhart representing Cubs at Draft
- At Triple-A Iowa, Stewart contemplating future
- Man spills beer on wife, who reciprocates in kind
- Cubs put shift to good use against Ankiel
- Cubs helped, hurt by homers in loss to Mets
- Rizzo reaping rewards of getting back to roots
- Villanueva adds veteran presence to bullpen
- Castro's potential 'what he wants it to be,' says Sveum
- Garza slated to return on Tuesday
- Cubs looking to eliminate defensive lapses
- Feldman continues stellar stretch against Mets
- Jackson solid, but Cubs drop opener to Mets
- Garza, Cubs pleased with latest rehab start
- Cubs' bullpen taking shape
- Even-keel, low-key Gregg a welcome addition
- Samardzija homers, earns first win since Opening Day
Arizona Diamondbacks
MRI reveals no structural damage in Eaton's elbow
D-backs outfielder Adam Eaton does not have any structural damage in his left elbow, an MRI taken Wednesday revealed.
- Quiet Corbin making noise with unbeaten mark
- D-backs try to change luck vs. Padres at Chase
- Cahill uneven, bats quiet as D-backs fall in Colorado
- Closer Bell stays ready despite lack of game action
- Eaton's elbow flares up, will get MRI Wednesday
- Montero hoping worst of slump is in past
- Gonzalez, Hemond to rep D-backs at Draft
- D-backs force extras, but fall in 10th
- D-backs cruise behind Corbin's three-hitter
- Reynolds brings familiarity to Denver series
- Miley trying to stay out of his own way
- First-pitch HR, 1-0 score among game's rarest feats
- Shortstop trio putting Curacao on the map
- Miley sharp, can't extend D-backs' win streak
- Parra making noise in clubhouse, on field
- Pennington adjusting to limited role
- Healing D-backs could create crowded roster
- Corbin returns to site of first big league win
- Goldschmidt blocking out newfound praise
- McCarthy blanks Fish for first victory
- Bell takes in Reds-Marlins contest from stands
- Hudson feels good after extended spring outing
- Fresh-faced Marlins present challenges
- Goldschmidt supports Cahill with homers 11 and 12
- Bell relishing fresh start as D-backs' interim closer
- Chavez credits D-backs trainer for health, success
- Gibson touts consistent glovework as team's strength
- Chavez leads clutch D-backs to series victory
- Corbin improves to 6-0 as D-backs shut out Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers move pitching prospect Miller to outfield
Aaron Miller, the Dodgers' first-round sandwich pick in the 2009 First-Year Player Draft as a left-handed pitcher, has been moved from the mound to the outfield.
- For Dodgers, in-season managerial change is rare
- Capuano, Dodgers looking to clip Cardinals
- Irritated with Ethier, Mattingly benches right fielder
- Dodgers discussing Puig, Pederson to Majors
- Kemp batting for Oklahoma tornado victims
- Dodgers fortify Ryu in finale win over Brewers
- Greinke unable to find form, bested by former mates
- Lasorda, Hough to rep Dodgers at Draft
- Hanley among Dodgers progressing toward return
- 'Superstar' win a welcome sight for Mattingly
- Mattingly unwilling to name permanent closer
- Oklahoma native Kemp to contribute to relief
- Ethier, Kemp go deep to back Kershaw's gem
- Lilly activated, Magill sent back to Triple-A
- Injury updates: Hanley won't be rushed back from DL
- Mattingly keeps focus on team, not job speculation
- Colletti puts onus of Dodgers' woes on players, not skipper
- X-rays negative after Van Slyke fouls pitches off leg
- Bullpen only partially to blame for Dodgers' woes
- Bullpen takes third loss in three days against Atlanta
- Jansen's pitch selection with Gattis baffles Mattingly
- Gordon's baserunning gaffe frustrates Mattingly
- Cruz available for finale despite bone spurs in elbow
- Dodgers activate infielder Ellis from disabled list
- Elbert throws 13 pitches in Double-A rehab start
- Latest loss has Mattingly searching for answers
- Kemp's great catch earns tip of cap from Heyward
- Mattingly asks Gordon to harness aggressiveness
- Lilly set for Milwaukee return, but possibly in 'pen
San Francisco Giants
'Rags' to pitching riches: Righetti's skill sparked debate
By the time Dave Righetti's active Major League playing career ended in 1995, closers usually pitched only a ballgame's final inning. But Righetti routinely was asked to do much more than that as the New York Yankees' bullpen ace from 1984-90. It was common for him to work as many as three innings, occasionally longer, in pursuit of a save.
- Giants show plenty of promise, but fall in finale
- Scutaro looks to start new streak against former club
- Eager Vogelsong tasked with taking rehab slow
- Still ill, Panda rests along with Belt for finale
- Solidly built Giants again on the right track
- Ailing Sandoval delivers walk-off homer vs. Nats
- Giants mulling replacement for Vogelsong
- Former Giants star Clark to rep team at Draft
- Giants collect on four GIBBYs awards
- Vogelsong, Casilla to DL; Pill, Rosario up
- Vogelsong gets win, but breaks hand vs. Nats
- Vogelsong out four to six weeks with broken hand
- Pagan, Sandoval play despite battling flu
- Bullpen work uneven as starters struggle
- Nats skipper familiar with pitching woes
- Loss caps rough road trip for Giants starters
- Scutaro, Posey get break in Colorado series finale
- Giants have few rotation alternatives in Minors
- Lincecum's wobbly start sinks Giants
- Bochy calls meeting to discuss mental errors
- Giants recall Machi from Triple-A; Pill optioned
- Giants drop seesaw affair with Rockies
- Giants Minor League coach Torres dies at 61
- Giants' approach at the plate is paying dividends
- Affeldt finds success at hitter-friendly Coors Field
- Giants dig out of six-run hole at Coors Field
- Giants coaches recall early days of baseball in Denver
- Bochy says Vogelsong has earned 'longer leash'
- Hall exhibit to toast Giants' 2012 World Series title
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