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Kershaw plans to resume throwing next week
The Dodgers say Clayton Kershaw is expected to resume his regular throwing program next week, with manager Dave Roberts adding that the ace left-hander was feeling better.
Murray committed to NFL; telling A's 'was tough'
Kyler Murray said the Oakland A's, who retain his baseball rights, "can hold out all the hope they want to," but the Heisman Trophy winner is committed to playing in the NFL.
Reds sign SS Iglesias to minor league contract
The Reds have signed shortstop Jose Iglesias to a minor league deal that includes an invite to big league camp.
Mets' Lowrie: No clear timetable on knee sprain
Despite the Mets' insistence that it was "nothing serious," infielder Jed Lowrie on Saturday said "there's no real timetable" for his return from a left knee capsule sprain.
Cardinals sign OF Martinez through 2020 season
After leading the Cardinals in batting average and hits last season, Jose Martinez has signed a new two-year contract, the team announced.
Machado on FA choice: Liked Padres' game plan
Padres' general manager A.J. Preller says he initially thought it would be a 'pipe dream' to be able to sign Manny Machado.
White Sox, Santana reach minors deal
Ervin Santana, who missed most of last season after having surgery on his finger, has reached an agreement with the White Sox on a deal that could be worth $4.3 million if he makes the major league roster.
Ichiro nervous before going 1-for-2 in opener
Ichiro Suzuki said he was nervous before Seattle's spring-training opener against Oakland on Friday, but the 45-year-old Mariner went 1-for-2 with a two-run single before leaving for a pinch runner.
Sources: Phils owner flies to Vegas, meets Harper
Phillies owner John Middleton is meeting with free agent Bryce Harper in Las Vegas, but barring something unexpected, a deal will not be completed Friday night, sources told ESPN.
Mets: MRI of Lowrie's sore left knee is negative
The Mets said Friday that outfielder Jed Lowrie should be ready for the start of the regular season after an MRI on his sore left knee were negative.
Martin, Mariners dispute headed to arbitration
Lorena Martin's wrongful termination lawsuit against the Seattle Mariners must be resolved in private arbitration rather than in court following Friday's ruling by a judge in King County (Washington) Superior Court.
Sources: Reg.-season pitch clock a real possibility
Major League Baseball announced the parameters for a 20-second pitch clock for spring training games Friday, and sources told ESPN that adding it for this regular season is a real possibility.
10 stars not named Bryce or Manny who changed teams this winter
From Paul Goldschmidt in St. Louis to Josh Donaldson in Atlanta, we tell you what to expect from some familiar faces in new places.
Machado: I liked the Padres' game plan
Padres' general manager AJ Preller says he initially thought it would be a 'pipe dream' to be able to sign Manny Machado.
Dodgers' Kershaw taking time off from throwing
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts says "no one is alarmed or worried" about Clayton Kershaw taking a few days off from throwing.
Sources: Gonzalez, Twins agree to $21M deal
Marwin Gonzalez, who played every position for the Astros in 2018 except pitcher and catcher, has reached a two-year, $21 million deal with the Twins, sources told ESPN.
Sources: White Sox, Santana reach minors deal
Ervin Santana, who missed most of last season after having surgery on his finger, has reached an agreement with the White Sox on a deal that could be worth $4.3 million if he makes the major league roster.
Reds' Gray to miss spring start with stiff elbow
Pitcher Sonny Gray, who signed a four-year, $38 million contract with the Reds last month, will miss his first spring start after experiencing stiffness in his right elbow.
Buster's Buzz: Why Nationals' defense will be much better in 2019
While the potential loss of Bryce Harper could be a big blow to Washington's lineup, an offseason defensive overhaul might be the difference-maker in a tough National League East fight.
Ranking baseball's rosters based on their tiers of talent
Some teams take a stars-and-scrubs approach, some have depth but lack star power. We sort them all out and figure out who's on top.
