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Giants closer Brian Wilson is likely headed for surgery on his right elbow after an MRI revealed structural damage and an issue with the ligament, and his season could be in jeopardy.

The Minnesota Twins released injured right-hander Joel Zumaya on Wednesday to make room on their 40-man roster.

Glen Perkins appeared to be on the outs with the Minnesota Twins in 2010, his struggles on the mound compounded by a grievance he filed against the team the previous season.

Oft-injured reliever Joel Zumaya has told the Minnesota Twins he'll have reconstructive surgery on his right elbow in his latest comeback attempt.

Joel Zumaya's season is over, his time with the Minnesota Twins ended before it began because of a damaged elbow.

The fireballer has flamed out once again, and this time it may be for good.

Joel Zumaya wanted to show the Minnesota Twins he was OK this spring, hoping to bring the kind of heat that made him so promising before a long list of injuries derailed his career.

Joel Zumaya has painfully realized the potential hazard of his natural gift.

Relief pitcher Joel Zumaya and the Minnesota Twins have finalized their $850,000, one-year contract.

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Oft-injured relief pitcher Joel Zumaya and the Minnesota Twins have agreed on an $850,000, one-year contract.

Tigers reliever Joel Zumaya will have surgery on his right elbow Tuesday and is expected to miss the rest of the season.

Detroit Tigers reliever Joel Zumaya will delay surgery on his ailing right elbow for six more weeks in an effort to see if he can pitch this season.

The Detroit Tigers have moved reliever Joel Zumaya to the 60-day disabled list, meaning the hard-throwing right-hander won't be available to pitch until at least the end of May.

Tigers manager Jim Leyland says second baseman Carlos Guillen and reliever Joel Zumaya will stay in Florida to continue their rehab work.