Curtis Granderson hit by pitch and will be out until early May
Alfonso Soriano and Vernon Wells may be considered by the Yankees
Stephen Strasburg makes good opener for the Nationals
Terry Francona changing Indians attitudes in the clubhouse
Reds looking to make a decision on rotation/bullpen issue for Aroldis Chapman
Derek Jeter about 2 weeks from playing games
Roy Halladay’s velocity was positive on 1st outing for the Phillies
Victor Martinez back in the Tigers line up
Tag Archives: Alfonso Soriano
Baseball Tonight Podcast Tags: 19/2/2013
Josh Hamilton distances himself from Rangers by quoting that the fans “aren’t true”
If Paul Konerko decides to retire after this season is he a potential hall of famer?
Braves strike out issues throughout offense may affect play off prospects
Yunel Escobar must prove his worth with the Rays after unhappy stints with the Blue Jays and the Braves
Chris Sale ready and fit for the new season, John Danks still recovering from surgery
Adam Dunn pondering over batting approach
Cardinals want Matt Carpenter in the line up every day at 2B
Pirates look to tie up contract with manager Clint Hurdle
Brewers 1B Mat Gamel will be out for the season with a torn ACL
Red Sox management tell Alfredo Aceves’ agent needs to cut out the “shenanigans”
Alfonso Soriano would be interested in a trade if the Cubs get off to a bad start
Mariners management say that Justin Smoak will be 1B at the start of the season
Ryan Madsen throwing again, Sean Burnett is day to day with a strained back
Chipper Jones’ number 10 will be retired at the end of 2013 season
Soriano: 6 RBI’s last night, 7 Tonight….where next?
The late acquisition of Alfonso Soriano may be the last throw of the dice for the Yankees distant play off hopes, and tonight against a faltering Angels he produced another inspired performance with 7 RBI’s including two home runs. In addition, he is one of only three major league batters in the history of the game to score 6 or more RBI’s in consecutive games. Angels starter Jered Weaver was the man put to the sword by the Yankees slugger, giving up 9 runs in 5 innings. The final score was 11 – 3.
A View From Across The Pond 