Damon would move for Hunter  —  Yankee willing to play right field if New York acquired Twins star  —  Just because the New York Yankees signed Johnny Damon to play center field doesn't mean there isn't room for Torii Hunter.  —  Damon told the Pioneer Press he would be willing to move …

Sanchez cleans up Heilman's mess  —  It was pretty clear who would be starting the games.  And with the addition of Billy Wagner, there was absolute certainty about who would be finishing them.  The relief pitchers who would bridge the gap between a formidable rotation and a brilliant closer probably …

Lefty just what pen needed  —  Wilson comes off DL to add some flexibility; Feldman sent down  —  OAKLAND, Calif. - Rangers manager Buck Showalter felt a little more comfortable Friday afternoon.  —  He had a second left-hander he could trust in the bullpen.

Left-hander Wells goes on DL for second time  —  BOSTON - The Boston Red Sox placed left-hander David Wells on the 15-day disabled list Saturday with a right knee injury and called up right-hander Jermaine Van Buren from Triple-A Pawtucket.  —  Wells had offseason surgery on the knee …

Yankees show interest in signing Carlos Peña  —  With defensive flaws exposed at the start of their season and alternatives being weighed to shore things up, the New York Yankees have entered into discussions with former Detroit Tigers first baseman Carlos Peña, Newsday reported.

GREINKE EAGER TO PITCH AGAIN  —  KC starter 'feeling a lot better' and looking forward to playing  —  ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Royals pitcher Zack Greinke said he feels healthy enough, after nearly eight weeks of psychological counseling, to think about returning to the mound.

Notes: Marlins cautious with Hermida  —  Team downplays trade talk; Loria calls rumors 'irresponsible'  —  MIAMI — There are some encouraging signs regarding Jeremy Hermida's aggravated right hip flexor.  —  On Friday, Hermida took batting practice for the first time since tweaking his hip flexor on Tuesday against the Padres.

SNY voices caught off guard, on air  —  One occupational hazard of broadcasting a live sporting event is the rare time a voice thinks he is off the air, but finds out later his words went to viewers.  —  Such was the case Thursday afternoon during SportsNet New York's postgame show …

Wagner's speed limit  —  Throwing sliders, he says, as radar clocks him at 93 in 100 zone  —  Looks can be deceiving, and no one knows that better than Billy Wagner.  Pass him on the street, when he's wearing jeans and a T-shirt, and you would never guess he possesses a lightning bolt for a left arm.

Notes: Guillen is listed as day-to-day  —  Church returns to the big leagues from Triple-A New Orleans  —  MIAMI — Outfielder Jose Guillen was scheduled to play right field and bat third against the Marlins on Friday night, but he was a last-minute scratch after straining his left oblique muscle during batting practice.