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Daisuke Matsuzaka will not make the Cleveland Indians' opening-day roster but plans to remain with Cleveland.
The last time a team brought Daisuke Matsuzaka into camp, it paid more than $100 million to get him.
The last time a team brought Daisuke Matsuzaka into camp, it paid more than $100 million to get him.
Jurickson Profar made quite a debut at age 19, homering in his first major league at-bat and doubling his next time up as the Texas Rangers beat Cleveland 8-3 Sunday.
The Colorado Rockies acquired infielder Marco Scutaro from the Red Sox for right-hander Clayton Mortensen on Saturday in a surprising trade that could pave the way for top Boston prospect Jose Iglesias to take over at shortstop sooner than expected.
Yu Darvish impressed the Texas Rangers with his big body, durability and desire.
Yu Darvish is coming to America to pitch.
Perhaps more than anyone, Marty Kuehnert knows what it's like to miss a chance to sign Japanese superstar pitcher Yu Darvish.
After losing a pair of aces in the last two years, the Texas Rangers are going global to land a new one.
Everywhere Washington Nationals general manager Mike Rizzo went last week at the winter meetings, or a few weeks before at the GM meetings, hordes of Japanese media followed. They had one question: "What do you think of Yu Darvish?"
Japanese pitcher Yu Darvish ended months of speculation Thursday by saying he intends to make a move to Major League Baseball.
Red Sox pitcher Daisuke Matsuzaka is preparing for surgery to repair a torn ligament in his right elbow.
Red Sox right-hander Daisuke Matsuzaka could miss a month with a sprained ligament in his pitching elbow, marking the third straight season he'll be out for quite a while.
Dice-K is headed to the DL with an elbow injury.
Red Sox pitcher Daisuke Matsuzaka has been pulled in the fifth inning against the Seattle Mariners with tightness in his right elbow.
"My breaking pitches need to improve," Matsuzaka said. "More important, my velocity can improve. It is not what I know it can be. That is probably one of the reasons the front office decided to make this decision. The calf injurt that happened along the way was a big setback. My arm feels good. Other than my velocity, I think I'm all set."
"My goal was to make it to the big leagues but I wasn't able to survive that competition," Matsuzaka said. "It is not the end The organization has given me an opportunity to pitch in the minor leagues. I take that for what it is. I will do what I can to improve so I can contribute to the big league team somewhere down the line. In speaking to Tito and Chris, they see me as someone who can help them."
