Scott Rolen (Blue Jays):
Scouts watching Rolen play, including Dodgers.
Jeff Blair Twitter
Despite rumors of both Scott Rolen and Vernon Wells being involved in trades, The Toronto Star reported that Blue Jays general manager J.P. Ricciardi dismissed the notion of involving the two in any deals currently.
Blue Jays Official Site
Rico Washington (Free Agent):
Former Curve infielder Rico Washington, one of the more popular players in franchise history and still an Altoona resident, has retired from baseball.
Altoona Mirror
Adam Kennedy (Athletics):
Adam Kennedy hits a two-run home run to right field, giving the Athletics a 4-2 lead in the top of the seventh inning
Athletics Official Site
Jeff Weaver (Dodgers):
On a night which Dodgers starter Jeff Weaver struggled to pitch what his manager called his worst outing of the year, the Milwaukee pitching staff had no such problems.
Dodgers Official Site
Tomo Ohka (Indians):
In Sunday's rubber game, the Indians will counter with right-hander Tomo Ohka, who has a simple strategy against the Tigers.
"Just keep the ball down," he said.
Indians Official Site
Cory Doyne (Long Island):
Long Island Ducks team officials today announced the signing of outfielder George Lombard and pitcher Cory Doyne. The 33-year-old Lombard has enjoyed six stops in the Major Leagues with four different organizations (Braves, Tigers, Rays and Nationals), earning his first call-up in 1998 at the age of 22 with the Braves. The righthanded Doyne began the 2009 season with the Syracuse Chiefs (AAA, Nationals) compiling a 2-0 record in 10 games.
Atlantic League Baseball
Mark Mulder (Free Agent):
Mulder will be in Cincinnati this week to work with his former coach from Michigan State, putting the finishing touches on his rehab from major shoulder surgery. He’s worked out his arm slot and now has to perfect his stride. “I’m hoping that by the last week of July we can start entertaining offers,’’ said his agent, Gregg Clifton. “It doesn’t appear he’s going to need much time in the minors because he’s been throwing all along.’’ The Dodgers, Brewers, and Phillies have remained interested.
Boston Globe
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