Brett Tomko (Athletics):
The A's rotation mystery has been solved.
Brett Tomko will be called up from Triple-A Sacramento to start Monday's series opener against the Yankees, manager Bob Geren announced after Oakland's 3-2 win over the White Sox on Sunday. Vin Mazzaro will be pushed back to Tuesday for an extra day's rest.
Athletics Official Site
Jeff Suppan (Brewers):
After Suppan surrendered four runs in 3 1/3 innings at Class A Wisconsin on Saturday night, club officials decided he needed another outing. Suppan will start Thursday for Triple-A Nashville, leaving him lined up to return to the Brewers' starting rotation on Aug. 25 against the Reds at Miller Park.
Brewers Official Site
Ron Villone (Nationals):
Interim manager Jim Riggleman loves to talk about Ron Villone. The skipper called his reliever a leader by example, because he wants to pitch on a regular basis and watches the game from the dugout after completing his work on the mound.
Nationals Official Site
Russ Springer (Rays):
When Russ Springer, Tampa Bay's newest member of the bullpen, arrived at his new clubhouse for the first time on Friday, there was something familiar hanging in his locker.
Rays Official Site
Esteban Yan (Bridgeport):
Remember when Esteban Yan inked with the Florida Marlins last week. Well, not so fast…
Atlantic League Baseball
Brandon Garner (Windy City):
The Windy City Thunderbolts placed him on the 14-day disabled list.
Jason Marquis (Rockies):
It is not shaping up to be a banner market for starters. Los Angeles Angels right-hander John Lackey probably will draw the biggest free-agent bids. Colorado's Jason Marquis and Detroit's Jarrod Washburn are having breakthrough seasons at the right time and likely will be overpaid.
Journal-Sentinel
Jack Wilson (Mariners):
Shortstop Jack Wilson, who missed the past 41/2 games because of a strained hamstring, ran before Sunday’s game and may be able to play Tuesday, although Wakamatsu said it would be more likely Wednesday.
Everett Herald
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