Salomon Torres retires

It's what you would call inevitable, but surprising. Because you never expect an athlete to leave on a high note. Especially in Wisconsin. /leaves you a minute to get the reference. But you know what? Salomon isn't exactly someone whose proven to be...shall we say stable? Yeah. Let's go with ...

After the dominating performance Manny Ramirez gave with the Dodgers this past season, LA is not ready to see their prize walk away just yet. In an interview, Manny stated, "I want to see who is the highest bidder. Gas is up and so am I." This past Wednesday, General Manager Ned Colletti said that the Dodgers' offer would give Manny the second-highest average...

The Road to 17 is a longer-form look at each losing season that the Pirates have had since their last playoff appearance in 1992. The object is not to wallow in the misery of the Pirates, but instead remember just what it is that makes us Pirate fans in the first place. Every team has their ...

Quite the waste of paper, the Dodgers offer to Manny is worthless.

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The Red Sox did not increase ticket prices this year...

From Pirates.com:"The reality is we're just trying to acquire talent and deepen the talent level in the organization. That's our main goal," Huntington said in a discussion about the club's potential interest in free agents. "As we are looking at the 2009 Pirates, we'd love to upgrade the ...

Milwaukee Brewers closer Salomon Torres has retired after twelve seasons in the big leagues. He had a great year for the Brewers this season going 7-5 with a career high 28 saves. He is 44-58 with a 4.31 ERA and 57 SV over the course of his career with the Giants, Mariners, Expos, Pirates, and Brewers. Torres retiring could trigger the Brewers to make a deal for a closer. The Rockies...

Today in Mets Hot Stove History: 1998: In a swap of high-priced unwanteds, the Mets send pitcher Mel Rojas to the Dodgers for outfielder Bobby Bonilla. Neither will help, but the little-used, outspoken Bonilla, with a two-year contract, will be a heavier burden than Rojas.