Johnson's deal includes mutual option

Nick Johnson returned to the New York Yankees on Wednesday, finalizing a $5.5 million, one-year contract.

Source: Braves, Glaus nearing deal

Free agent Troy Glaus and the Atlanta Braves have reached a tentative agreement on a contract, a baseball source told ESPN.com on Wednesday.

Buster Blog: Javier Vazquez

Buster blogs about the Yankees bringing Javier Vazquez back

AllNight

...and why he likes the Yankees' deal for Javier Vazquez. Law also comments on the Nationals' offseason moves...

Better December: Red Sox Or Yankees?

...offseason altered the balance of power? Curtis Granderson, Javier Vazquez, John Lackey and Mike Cameron. It's not...

SportsCenter Right Now

Reischea Canidate with the latest news from the world of sports

Eight options for the Mets, post-"Baywatch"

For the Mets, there are already legitimate questions about whether Jason Bay is the right investment for their ballpark. He is a below-average defende...

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Mike & Mike in the Morning

...senior MLB writer Buster Olney describes how the Javier Vazquez-Melky Cabrera deal went down and what the...

Putting the 2010 Red Sox in focus

Where the 2010 Red Sox stand in payroll, pitching, position players and coaching.

NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 30: Pitcher Javier Vazquez #33 of the New York Yankees pitches during...

Yankees Trade Cabrera For Vazquez

Yankees beat writer Mark Feinsand talks about the Braves trading Javier Vazquez to the Yankees for Melky Cabrera

ATLANTA - JUNE 27: Starting pitcher Javier Vazquez #33 of the Atlanta Braves against the Boston...

Braves get Cabrera, Dunn, cash

The Yankees have acquired Javier Vazquez from the Atlanta Braves for Melky Cabrera, Mike Dunn and Boone Logan, sources told ESPN The Magazine senior writer Buster Olney.

Battle of the Decades: 1990s vs. 2000s

Which decade produced better players, the 1990s or 2000s? At least in this simulated series, the old guys get the last laugh.

Angels aiming at 'moving targets'

The Angels' offseason equation involves more subtraction than addition.