The Cubs’ new regime didn’t even give Carlos Zambrano a chance. After watching his numerous meltdowns and blowups from afar, the new Theo Epstein and Jed Hoyer-led baseball operations department traded the right-hander to the Marlins yesterday. All they

January, 5, 2012 Jan 5 12:57 PM PT The Angels continued to poach talent from the front office of their division rival, hiring Mike LaCassa on Thursday from the Texas Rangers to be their manager of minor league operations. LaCassa, like new assistant gene

Fernando Rodney told the Associated Press last week that he has agreed to a one-year deal with the Rays. Rodney told the AP that the contract is worth around $2 million and that he'll compete for the closer role. However, the Rays have yet to make an off

It was such a shuddering year that Tiger Woods winning a tournament actually made the list, a win that in proper perspective just further illuminates how farTiger has fallen down the celebrity food chain. generate more loans and siphon

Baseball fans will believe almost anything if they’re starved enough for news. No source is too far removed from the situation, no rumor too far-fetched to attract attention as long as it arrives on a slow news day and can be expressed in 140 characters.

As great as the Tony Reagins resignation was, the tinge of anger pulsated in fans faces throughout its pantomiming predictability. The hiring of Jerry Dipoto was an extra relief as we had been tainted by the possibility of the turd-like Omar Minaya takin