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Johan Santana will attempt to up his pitch count to 80 in his fourth Grapefruit League start as the Mets travel down I-95 to Jupiter to take on the Cardinals this afternoon. Also scheduled to pitch: Miguel Batista, Bobby Parnell and Manny Acosta. Jak...

The Mets are "unlikely" to sign left-hander C.J. Nitkowski, who recently auditioned for the organization, a team official told ESPNNewYork.com. Similarly, do not look for the Mets to pursue recently cut loose Hong-Chih Kuo or Dontrelle Willis....

Check out where players on the Seattle Mariners ranked among ESPN's top 500 players of 2012.

Less than two years after making the NL All-Star team, left-hander Hong-Chih Kuo has been released by the Seattle Mariners.

Athletics 9, Mariners 2

Take a break from Jeremy Lin. Here are some links worth checking out from outside the SweetSpot network. Check back later Wednesday for more links from our list of bloggers. Keith Law released his list of top 100 prospects last week. Kevin Gold...

The Seattle Mariners have signed former Dodgers left-hander Hong-Chih Kuo to a one-year deal.

There are still some good free agents out there, perhaps even a few bargains. What kind of team could you buy if you signed the best of these guys? Let's find out. Here's a 25-man roster of unsigned players, with estimated salaries and WAR (wins abov...

Last night gave us the latest set of free agent transactions, as teams reached the deadline to tender 2012 contracts to players -- or not, particularly in the case of a few veteran players eligible for arbitration. The decision to tender or not was a...

The Dodgers agreed to terms with Tony Gwynn Jr. on a two-year contract Monday, less than five hours before the deadline for tendering contract offers to players who, like Gwynn, are eligible for arbitration.

Los Angeles Dodgers general manager Ned Colletti has hopes for the winter meetings, but the team's financial situation makes it difficult.

The surgical procedure to remove loose bodies and scar tissue from the left elbow of Los Angeles Dodgers reliever Hong-Chih Kuo went as planned on Friday.

Los Angeles Dodgers reliever Hong-Chih Kuo will undergo surgery on his left elbow for the fifth time in his professional career on Friday.

Dodgers reliever Hong-Chih Kuo, who has a long history of arm issues, has been scratched from an upcoming five-game exhibition series in his native Taiwan after experiencing discomfort in his left elbow on Monday.

Big questions linger as Dodgers face the unknown in the offseason.

The real work for the Dodgers -- their management, that is -- begins now.