Adron Chambers Made His Mark At 'The Right Time & The Wrong Time'

Adron Chambers said he had no idea the commotion he was about to create late in the afternoon of Saturday, Sept. 24, 2011, at Busch Stadium. The Cardinals were being blanked 1-0, headed for their second loss in succession to the Chicago Cubs and virtually out of contention for a wild-card spot in the National League playoffs.

Post-Dispatch

Adron Chambers Hungry For Return

It was nearly eight years ago, but St. Louis Cardinals fans still clearly remember that September game against the Chicago Cubs and the wild pitch from Carlos Marmol that allowed Adron Chambers to race across the plate with the winning run.

STL Baseball Weekly

Cubs Should Focus On Re-Signing Wade Davis, Let Jake Arrieta Walk

The only way up for the Cubs in 2018 is to at least make it back to the World Series, and the retooling begins next week at the general mangers meetings in Orlando, Fla

Chicago Tribune

Tony Cruz, Maikel Cleto, & Victor Marte Were Invited To Licey 2016-17 Camp

With his manager Pat Kelly in command from the first moment, the Licey Tigers called their receivers and launchers to start on Monday 26 September preparing for the 2016-17 season of winter baseball from the Dominican Republic, which will begin on October 20 with a dedication to Dr. Alejandro "Chito" Asmar Sanchez.  (Translated)

Licey Official Site

Red Sox Reassigned Allen Craig To Minors Camp, Released Carlos Marmol

Jason Mastrodonato Twitter

Diamondbacks Sign Matt Capps To Minors Deal

Baseball America

David Freese Could Be Useful Platoon Player; Red Sox May Still Be Able To Trade Allen Craig; Austin Jackson Remains Serviceable; Nick Punto Wanted More Family Time

David Freese, 3B, free agent — Freese’s stock has certainly diminished over the years after his fast and furious start with the Cardinals. But to remain on the market? “He’s a useful player,” said one American League scout. “You can argue if he’s a full-time starter. Maybe he’s someone you platoon, but with his experience and the potential for some righthanded power, I’m surprised nobody’s taken the leap yet.” The Indians considered him before they signed Juan Uribe.

Boston Globe

Red Sox Sign Carlos Marmol To Minors Deal With MLB Spring Invite

Tim Britton Twitter

Diamondbacks Interested In Mike Leake; Dan Haren Dedicated To Retiring; Dan Kantrovitz Interviewing For Phillies GM Vacancy; Nationals Might Look At Johnny Cueto

CBS Sports

Dan Haren Indicates Cubs Stint May Be Swan Song

This may be Dan Haren's last big league season, and if it is, the right-hander wants to go out with a winner.

Chicago-N Official Site

Indians Sign Carlos Marmol To Minors Deal

Chris Cotillo Twitter

Indians Working Out Minor League Deal Carlos Marmol

Ken Rosenthal Twitter

Carlos Marmol Working With New Arm Slot & Hitting Mid-90s

Jesse Sanchez Twitter

After Retirement Thoughts, Dan Haren Back 'For One More Year At Least'

Dan Haren wasn't sure he wanted to move across the country to pitch another year. And then Haren wasn't sure how badly the Marlins wanted him.

CBS Sports

Carlos Marmol Considering Offers In Asia

Robert Murray Twitter

Carlos Marmol Serious About Comeback

Jon Heyman Twitter

Betting On Jason Motte Could Have Big Payoff For Cubs

Betting on Jason Motte could have a big payoff with Joe Maddon at the controls of the Cubs bullpen.

CSN Chicago

Minor League Transactions: Cardinals Sign Brian Sanchez, Reds Release Carlos Marmol, Phillies Sign P.J. Walters

Baseball America

Final Grades: Examining Mike Matheny

Grading a manager is tricky business. Heaping praise on winners is common, but, as veteran coaches say, sometimes you bring the horses and sometimes the horses bring you, meaning sometimes managers succeed because of their guile and sometimes they are swept along by the talent they have.

KMOV

Couldn't Hit - Now Sam Tuivailala's Hitting 100 MPH

One day a minor leaguer is a good-looking prospect, the next he's sitting in some tucked-away manager's office in Johnson City or Cedar Rapids or Springfield and asked to clear out his locker.

Springfield News-Leader