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| Khalil Greene had two hits, including his sixth home run of the year, to knock in his 25th run of the season while pushing his average up to .217. |
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| Randy Wolf, P, Houston Astros | Wednesday 6/11, 11:38 PM CT |
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| Randy Wolf continued his solid work on the hill on Wednesday night as he held the Dodgers to four hits, one walk and just one run over seven innings in his fifth win of the year. |
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| Chad Billingsley gave up four runs over seven innings to the Padres to lose his seventh game of the season. Billingsley, who entered the game averaging 10.06 K/9, only struck out three batters on the night. |
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| Andy LaRoche, 3B, Pittsburgh Pirates | Wednesday 6/11, 11:31 PM CT |
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| Andy LaRoche made his major league debut on Wednesday night, not at his traditional third base, but at first base, according to MLB.com. "Hopefully, I won't make too much of a fool out of myself," said LaRoche. He didn't look out of place at the plate as he hit a home run. |
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| Willy Taveras had just as single hit but he also stole his 24th base of the season for the Rockies on Wednesday night. |
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| Fred Lewis, LF, San Francisco Giants | Wednesday 6/11, 11:15 PM CT |
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| Fred Lewis had two hits and stole his 12th base of the season for the Giants on Wednesday night, though Bengie Molina was unable to hold onto his throw home on a Yorvit Torrealba game-winning sacrifice fly in the bottom of the ninth inning. |
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| Ubaldo Jimenez matched Tim Lincecum of the Giants by pitching seven scoreless innings on Wednesday night for the Rockies. On the night, Jimenez walked only one batter while permitting just four hits. |
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| Tim Lincecum, P, San Francisco Giants | Wednesday 6/11, 11:10 PM CT |
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| Tim Lincecum held the Rockies scoreless over seven innings in Colorado while striking out seven batters to lower his ERA to 1.99. |
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| Jason Kendall had a solid all-around outing on Wednesday night as he has two hits, two RBI, two runs scored and a SB for the Brew Crew. |
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| Carlos Lee, LF, Houston Astros | Wednesday 6/11, 11:04 PM CT |
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| Carlos Lee hit his 13th home run of the season on Wednesday night, part of a big night that included three hits, two runs and two RBI. |
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| Manny Parra, P, Milwaukee Brewers | Wednesday 6/11, 11:00 PM CT |
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| Manny Parra was far from his best on Wednesday night as he allowed 10 hits and five runs in 5.1 innings, but he held on long enough to let his offense earn him his fifth win of the season. |
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| Brandon Backe lost his eighth game of the year on Wednesday night and saw his ERA rise to 5.00 after allowing five runs in four innings against the Brewers. |
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| Corey Hart, RF, Milwaukee Brewers | Wednesday 6/11, 10:53 PM CT |
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| Corey Hart hit two of the Brewers season best five home runs on Wednesday night against the Astros, on his way to four RBI. |
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| Mark Reynolds, 3B, Arizona Diamondbacks | Wednesday 6/11, 10:48 PM CT |
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| Mark Reynolds hit his 15th long ball of the year on Wednesday night, a 3-run shot off of Billy Wagner in the ninth inning. |
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| Billy Wagner picked up his fourth blown save as he allowed a 3-run home run to Mark Reynolds on Wednesday night. |
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| Brandon Webb, P, Arizona Diamondbacks | Wednesday 6/11, 10:42 PM CT |
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| Brandon Webb was pulled after throwing 58 pitches, 40 for strikes, in five innings against the Mets. Webb allowed five hits, he didn't walk anyone, and permitted three runs to score. |
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| Mike Pelfrey dominated the D'backs for eight innings on Wednesday night allowing just one run, though he ended up with a no-decision after Billy Wagner picked up his fourth blown save of the year. |
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| Carlos Beltran hit a game-winning two run home run off of Edgar Gonzalez in the 13th inning on Wednesday night. |
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| Ryan Spilborghs was out of the lineup on Wednesday to rest his back, but once healthy he could find himself with more playing time in center field at the expense of Willy Taveras, according to MLB.com. "Nobody stays hot the entire time, so when guys can piggy-back off one another -- until a guy just takes off and runs away with the position -- that's always a good thing to have," manager Clint Hurdle said. |
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| Jeff Bennett fell to 0-4 on Wednesday night as he was pounded for seven runs in just two innings in a spot start for Jair Jurrens who missed his turn in the rotation because of a sprained ankle. |
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| Ryan Theriot had two hits and knocked in two runs as he is now hitting .322 on the year. |
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| Kosuke Fukudome had two runs, two walks and three RBI, with two coming on his fifth home run of the season, for the Cubs. |
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| Ryan Dempster dominated the Braves with 11 strikeouts and nary a walk, as he hurled a complete allowing two runs in his eighth win of the season. |
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| Josh Bard, C, San Diego Padres | Wednesday 6/11, 9:55 PM CT |
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| Josh Bard has been out since May 22nd with a high ankle sprain, and he is about a week away from returning to baseball activities, according to MLB.com. "Bardo is making progressing. He's in full-blown rehab mode. He's on a stationary bike ... he's starting to do things in the weight room," Padres manager Bud Black said. |
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| Matt Capps, P, Pittsburgh Pirates | Wednesday 6/11, 9:50 PM CT |
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| Matt Capps pitched a scoreless ninth inning against the Nationals to pick up his 16th save of the season. |
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| Cristian Guzman went 1-for-5 on Wednesday night as each of the first seven hitters in the Nationals order had a single hit. |
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| Ian Snell, P, Pittsburgh Pirates | Wednesday 6/11, 9:42 PM CT |
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| Ian Snell won his third game of the season on Wednesday as he limited the Nationals to just one run over six innings for the Pirates. |
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| Alfonso Soriano could miss up to six weeks after learning that his left hand was broken by a pitch from Jeff Bennett, according to the Associated Press. Soriano will wear a splint for three weeks, and then build strength back in the hand before rejoining the lineup. |
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| John Lannan, P, Washington Nationals | Wednesday 6/11, 9:29 PM CT |
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| John Lannan threw six solid innings on Wednesday night though he lost his seventh game of the year to the Pirates. On the night, Lannan didn't walk a single batter while allowing seven hits and two runs. |
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| Ryan Doumit, C, Pittsburgh Pirates | Wednesday 6/11, 9:26 PM CT |
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| Ryan Doumit homered for the third time in two games on Wednesday night and added three more hits to give him seven hits in his last two games. |
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| Ryan Howard, 1B, Philadelphia Phillies | Wednesday 6/11, 9:22 PM CT |
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| Ryan Howard went 0-for-3 with another strikeout on Wednesday, his 90th, to drop his average to .208. |
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| Andrew Miller had another in a series of solid outings on Wednesday as he allowed just one run over seven innings of work. Miller also struck out seven and permitted just a single walk. |
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| Cole Hamels, P, Philadelphia Phillies | Wednesday 6/11, 9:11 PM CT |
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| Cole Hamels struck out 13 Marlins batters and allowed only two runs, both solo home runs by Jorge Cantu, over eight innings in a no-decision. |
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| Jorge Cantu, 3B, Florida Marlins | Wednesday 6/11, 9:08 PM CT |
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| Jorge Cantu had a big night on Wednesday as he homered twice, both solo shots, in the Marlins victory over the Phillies. |
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| Dan Uggla, 2B, Florida Marlins | Wednesday 6/11, 9:05 PM CT |
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| Dan Uggla hit a game-winning walk off home run for the Marlins off of Tom Gordon with one out in the ninth inning on Wednesday night. |
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| Jason LaRue, C, St. Louis Cardinals | Wednesday 6/11, 8:58 PM CT |
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| Jason LaRue hit his first home run of the year on Wednesday as he went 2-for-4 with two runs scored and two RBI for the Cardinals against his former team, the Reds. |
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| Jay Bruce, RF, Cincinnati Reds | Wednesday 6/11, 8:56 PM CT |
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| Jay Bruce went 1-for-4 on Monday to lower his average to .381 since he began his major league career. |
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| Johnny Cueto fell to 5-6 on Wednesday as he allowed six runs to the Cardinals over five innings. Cueto allowed two home runs, five hits and a massive total of eight free passes. |
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| Braden Looper hurled a complete game shutout over the Reds limiting them to just three hits and zero walks in his 8th win of the year. |
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| Ryan Ludwick, RF, St. Louis Cardinals | Wednesday 6/11, 8:46 PM CT |
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| Ryan Ludwick went 2-for-4 with his 16th home run of the year for the Cardinals who improved to 13 games above .500 with the victory over the Reds. |
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| Chipper Jones (quadriceps) returned to the lineup on Wednesday night for a suddenly depleted Braves squad, according to MLB.com. "I'm sore, but I've got to go," said Jones. People are going to have to realize that I'm not dogging it," Jones said. "I'm just trying to stay in the game." |
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| Alfonso Soriano was hit by a pitch square on the left hand, and he is currently en route to the hospital for x-rays, according to the Associated Press. |
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| Jorge Cantu, 3B, Florida Marlins | Wednesday 6/11, 7:32 PM CT |
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| Mike Jacobs was given Wednesday night off because the Marlins were facing tough lefty Cole Hamels, and as a result Jorge Cantu started his first game this season at first base, according to MLB.com. "We're giving Jacobs a day, because Hamels is a left-hander," manager Fredi Gonzalez said. "It's almost like a day off for Jorge. Instead of playing third, play first. But then tomorrow, he will go back to playing third base. |
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| Chris Aguila was called up from Triple-A New Orleans on Wednesday to help the Mets fill in for the loss of Ryan Church and Moises Alou, according to MLB.com. "I wouldn't look at myself as a big home run guy," Aguila said. "I was swinging the bat pretty good, and happened to hit some home runs." |
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| Kevin Gregg doesn't mind working for his saves often pitching more than one inning, though the team would like to curtail any issues of possible overuse, according to MLB.com. "You don't want to make that a common practice," manager Fredi Gonzalez said. "He was rested and he's pretty good when he's rested." |
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| Steve Kline, P, Philadelphia Phillies | Wednesday 6/11, 6:32 PM CT |
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| Veteran lefty Steve Kline was released from the Phillies on Wednesday a day after he was suspended for bumping an umpire, according to MLB.com. |
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| Bill Hall, 3B, Milwaukee Brewers | Wednesday 6/11, 6:17 PM CT |
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| Bill Hall will not be in the Brewers lineup on Wednesday as he will be replaced in the starting lineup by Craig Counsell, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. |
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| Conor Jackson, 1B, Arizona Diamondbacks | Wednesday 6/11, 6:07 PM CT |
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| Conor Jackson will play left field on Wednesday night while Chad Tracy in the lineup at first base, according to the Arizona Republic. |
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| David Riske, P, Milwaukee Brewers | Wednesday 6/11, 5:49 PM CT |
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| David Riske threw a 30-pitch bullpen session on Tuesday and said he felt no pain in his injured elbow, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. |
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| Ryan Zimmerman was told by doctors that his injured shoulder will require him to miss at least another 4-6 weeks, according to the Washington Post. The team is still hopeful that he will be able to avoid surgery, though Dr. Tim Kremcheck reported that he gives the rehab only a 70% chance of working. |
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| Ryan Church, RF, New York Mets | Wednesday 6/11, 5:39 PM CT |
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| Ryan Church, on the DL with post-concussion symptoms, will not return to active duty until he is cleared by a neurologist, according to MLB.com. |
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| Elijah Dukes, RF, Washington Nationals | Wednesday 6/11, 5:33 PM CT |
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| Elijah Dukes had a run in with his manager Manny Acta on Tuesday night, in full view of TV cameras, according to MLB.com. Apparently there was a miscommunication that required Dukes, Acta and GM Jim Bowden to have a sit down meeting after the game. |
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| Moises Alou, LF, New York Mets | Wednesday 6/11, 5:22 PM CT |
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| Moises Alou is not in the Mets lineup on Wednesday because of his sore calf, and he will be given another MRI to determine the extent of his latest setback, according to the Journal News. |
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| Chris Duncan, LF, St. Louis Cardinals | Wednesday 6/11, 4:47 PM CT |
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| Updating an earlier report, Chris Duncan has been recalled from Triple-A and will play first base for the Cardinals now that Albert Pujols has been placed on the DL due to an injured calf, according to the Associated Press. |
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| Albert Pujols is headed to the DL with a strained left calf and will likely miss at least three weeks, according to the Associated Press. Chris Duncan was recalled from Triple-A and will likely play first base until Pujols returns. |
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| Blake DeWitt, 3B, Los Angeles Dodgers | Wednesday 6/11, 3:34 PM CT |
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| MLB.com reports that Blake DeWitt is the May NL Rookie of the Month. The award comes after DeWitt hit .322 in May with five homers and 18 RBIs. Dodgers manager Joe Torre has referred to DeWitt as "a godsend" when reflecting on how much DeWitt has done to solve the dilemma at third base. |
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| The Palm Beach Post reports that Josh Willingham went 0-for-4 with a walk and two strikeouts in his first rehab start. |
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| Chad Tracy, 1B, Arizona Diamondbacks | Wednesday 6/11, 2:34 PM CT |
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| Chad Tracy will get the start at first base tonight, according to Nick Piecoro of the Arizona Republic. |
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| Conor Jackson, 1B, Arizona Diamondbacks | Wednesday 6/11, 2:29 PM CT |
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| Conor Jackson is making the start in left field tonight, according to Nick Piecoro of the Arizona Republic. |
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| Tim Lincecum, P, San Francisco Giants | Wednesday 6/11, 1:44 PM CT |
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| Tim Lincecum has allowed only three home runs in 83 2/3 innings pitched this season. |
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| Michael Bourn is no longer considered the Astros leadoff man. The young outfielder walks only seven percent of the time and his .280 OBP just isn't good enough to justify batting him first on speed alone. |
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| The untimely injury to the versatile Jerry Hairston (out 2-4 weeks) has left the Reds with little depth on the bench. Paul Janish will start at shortstop until Jeff Keppinger returns from a broken kneecap. Keppinger began a rehab assignment on Monday and could be back as early as Friday. |
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| Brian Rogers, P, Pittsburgh Pirates | Wednesday 6/11, 1:04 PM CT |
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| The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports that reliever Brian Rogers, released from the Pirates' system last week despite a 0.96 ERA in Triple and Double-A, agreed to terms on a minor league deal with the Detroit Tigers. |
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| Jeff Bennett gets the nod tonight in place of Jair Jurrjens who twisted his ankle. |
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| Rick Ankiel, CF, St. Louis Cardinals | Wednesday 6/11, 12:56 PM CT |
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| Center fielder Rick Ankiel, who returned to the lineup for the first time on Tuesday night since leaving the club last Thursday with an infected right knee, hit a home run in his second plate appearance. |
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| According to MLB.com, Charlie Morton , who has gone 4-2 with a 2.05 ERA for Triple-A Richmond, will likely start in Glavine's place on Sunday, when the Braves play the Angels before ESPN's nationally-televised audience. |
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| Jair Jurrjens may be headed to the DL, according to MLB.com. While walking down the dugout stairs after Tuesday night's loss to the Cubs at Wrigley Field, the young starter twisted his right ankle. The Braves will use Jeff Bennett to start Wednesday night's game. |
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| Manager Bob Geren said Huston Street was a game-time decision for last night's loss to the Yankees due to the closer's wonky groin. Street wasn't needed Tuesday, but he is likely to be a game-time decision again tonight, according to MLB.com. A team source said Street has been dealing with the ailment since June 1. |
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| John Smoltz, P, Atlanta Braves | Wednesday 6/11, 12:02 PM CT |
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| John Smoltz's shoulder was more seriously injured than initially thought. When he was cut open yesterday, there was significant damage to his labrum, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "Coming out of this surgery, I think there are a lot of unknowns," GM Frank Wren said. "The one thing we do know is how much of a competitor John is, and he's going to do everything in his power to come back. But based on the surgery, we just don't know." |
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| The Mets will recall Chris Aguila from Triple-A New Orleans today, according to Metsblog.com. He was batting .318 with 17 homers and 40 RBI in 218 at-bats. |
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| Clayton Kershaw did not factor into the decision for the third time in four major league starts. He walked four batters for the third straight game and recorded five strikeouts in 5.1 innings. |
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| Johan Santana takes the mound against the Diamondbacks tomorrow night. In three career starts against Arizona, Santana is 2-0 with a 0.82 ERA and 0.77 WHIP. |
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| The Mets designated Abraham Nunez for assignment Tuesday. He was hitless in two at-bats with the club. |
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| Chris Snyder, C, Arizona Diamondbacks | Wednesday 6/11, 10:44 AM CT |
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| Chris Snyder hit a tie-breaking solo home run in the eighth inning. It was his third in his last six games - all on the road. |
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| Mark Mulder, P, St. Louis Cardinals | Wednesday 6/11, 10:28 AM CT |
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| Mark Mulder threw an encouraging side session on Tuesday, and one teammate described Mulder's attitude change from two weeks ago, when he suggested he would retire if he needed additional surgery, as "night and day," according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. "I don't know if all my pitches are where they need to be, but I'm getting some sink to the ball. My hand's behind it. It's just a lot better," Mulder said. |
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| Adam Wainwright will not need surgery to fix his sprained right middle finger, but GM John Mozeliak expects Wainwright to miss at least three weeks, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. He has a tear of a "pulley" that connects to the finger's flexor tendon. The injury is less severe than a tear of the flexor tendon itself, but it is not considered minor. "I would call it significant," Mozeliak said. "I don't think he'll be back before three weeks. But it's really difficult to put a timetable on it right now." |
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| Moises Alou, LF, New York Mets | Wednesday 6/11, 9:56 AM CT |
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| Moises Alou hit a two-run single Tuesday in his first game back with the Mets, but he was taken out of the lineup following a 61-minute rain delay after his calf stiffened up on him, according to the NY Daily News. Manager Willie Randolph didn't sound concerned about the veteran outfielder. |
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| The Houston Chronicle reports that Astros manager Cecil Cooper said Tuesday that Geoff Blum would get more playing time at third base but wouldn't go so far as to say Blum is now in a platoon situation with starter Ty Wigginton. |
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| Geoff Blum, 3B, Houston Astros | Wednesday 6/11, 9:41 AM CT |
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| The Houston Chronicle reports that Astros manager Cecil Cooper said Tuesday that Geoff Blum would get more playing time at third base. However, Cooper wouldn't go so far as to say Blum is now in a platoon situation with starter Ty Wigginton. "He is swinging the bat well, especially the last few games he's played," Cooper said of Blum. |
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| Moving Brandon Phillips to shortstop is not an option for the Reds, Dusty Baker told the Cincinnati Enquirer. "No," Baker said. "I know everybody says that, and he could probably do it, but how many guys do you want out of position? You want one or you want two or three?" |
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| Clint Barmes, SS, Colorado Rockies | Wednesday 6/11, 9:31 AM CT |
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| Clint Barmes began running the bases and turning double plays for the first time since straining his right knee on May 23, according to the Denver Post. He was originally scheduled to travel with the team to Chicago this weekend but he may begin his rehab sooner than expected. "There's no pain. I feel great," said Barmes. |
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| With a goal of returning to the Rockies for the New York Mets series, Tulowitzki begins a rehab assignment tonight in Class-A Modesto according to the DenverPost.com. He has been out since April 30 with a torn left quadriceps tendon. Tulowitzki will spend five days in Modesto, playing five innings today, followed by seven Thursday. He will continue increasing his workload before returning Monday to Denver to be re-evaluated. If fine, he would head to Triple-A Colorado Springs for a final chunk of at-bats. |
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| Matt Kemp, CF, Los Angeles Dodgers | Wednesday 6/11, 9:25 AM CT |
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| The Dodgers have previously resisted trading young stud Matt Kemp, but FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports that the team may now be more willing to make the move. Rosenthal speculates that the Pirates' Jason Bay, the Tigers' Magglio Ordonez and the Rockies' Matt Holliday could possibly be targets for the Dodgers. |
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| The Cubs plan to recall Micah Hoffpauir from Triple-A Iowa and start him on Friday against Toronto's A.J. Burnett, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. Hoffpauir could get plenty of playing time when the Cubs are in AL parks, as manager Lou Pinella uses the DH to give his regulars semi-days off. |
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| The Denver Post reports that Ryan Spilborghs has recovered from back spasms and will likely see the majority of at-bats for the Rockies in center field, meaning Willy Taveras will see fewer starts. |
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| Rich Hill, P, Chicago Cubs | Wednesday 6/11, 9:04 AM CT |
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| Manager Lou Pinella would like another lefty in his rotation soon, but that lefty won't be Rich Hill, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. The southpaw is still struggling with his command and mechanics since his demotion to Triple-A Iowa over a month ago. |
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| The Denver Post reports Ryan Spilborghs, who should be available today with his back spasms gone, will get at-bats as Colorado looks to beef up its underachieving lineup. The question is whether he can cover the ground required at Coors Field. |
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| Sean Marshall could be promoted to join the rotation if he fares well in his next couple starts at Triple-A Iowa, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. The lefty pitched three innings Monday in his first start for Iowa since he strained his hamstring. He's scheduled to start again on Saturday. |
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| Andruw Jones, CF, Los Angeles Dodgers | Wednesday 6/11, 8:52 AM CT |
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| Andruw Jones took batting practice Tuesday, just two weeks after knee surgery, according to the LA Times. He is likely another two weeks away from a return. |
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| Andy LaRoche, 3B, Pittsburgh Pirates | Wednesday 6/11, 8:47 AM CT |
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| Manager Joe Torre plans on playing Andy LaRoche every day against left-handers. "We'll find somebody whose place he'll take against left-handers," Torre said in the LA Times. "Now that he's here, we have to find places to get him enough at-bats so he can help us." |
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| According to the San Diego Union-Tribune, Triple-A left fielder Chase Headley remains on track for a promotion, but the club is "still contemplating the date for the call-up." Do not expect to see him in their current series against the Dodgers. |
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| Jason Hirsh, P, Colorado Rockies | Wednesday 6/11, 7:37 AM CT |
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| Jason Hirsh tossed five scoreless innings Tuesday in his third rehab start for Triple-A Colorado Springs. He is coming back from a right shoulder strain. He's posted a 3.65 ERA in his three outings, though he's issued 11 walks. |
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| Chris Duncan, LF, St. Louis Cardinals | Wednesday 6/11, 7:30 AM CT |
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| With Albert Pujols likely headed to the DL, the Cardinals are expected to recall Chris Duncan from Triple-A Memphis to play first base, according to MLB.com. |
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| Albert Pujols is headed back to St. Louis to undergo tests on his injured calf, according to MLB.com. He is expected to land on the DL. "Based on what they come up with, we'll determine what we need to do and if it requires a roster move," GM John Mozeliak said. "We'll determine how we'll deal with the injury as we see fit. I'm not a doctor, so I don't want to speculate what the outcome is until they see it." |
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| Mike Gonzalez tossed 1 2/3 scoreless innings Tuesday for Triple-A Richmond. The lefty, who is coming back from Tommy John surgery, has allowed one run while striking out eight and walking none over 7 2/3 innings during his rehab. |
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| Tom Glavine, P, Atlanta Braves | Wednesday 6/11, 7:17 AM CT |
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| The Braves placed Tom Glavine on the DL following Tuesday's game because of a strained left elbow, according to Sports Network. Glavine has apparently been dealing with the injury for a while. "It concerns me quite a bit," Glavine said. "It's been hurting me for over a month and it's not getting any better. I think only one other time in my career, I've had an issue with my elbow." |
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| The Dodgers treated their brothers to the south to a 7-2 whooping this evening, dropping San Diego despite a strong start from Greg Maddux. Catcher Russell Martin was the weapon of choice, going 3-for-5, all singles to total three RBIs and two runs scored on the night. |
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