(2 of 2)  —  “It's fun to see him out there.  He looked good.  He looked healthy, and that's the big thing.”  —  Sheets started the 2008 All-Star Game for the National League, which marked the first time for a Brewer to do so.  He also got the nod on Opening Day that season, earning the win against the Chicago Cubs.

Johnny Damon running out of options  —  Slowly but surely, one closed-out roster at a time, Johnny Damon's horizons keep shrinking.  On Tuesday, he found himself squeezed out from the Giants, who signed Bengie Molina and have officially exhausted their off-season treasury.

Brewers Reach Agreement With Doug Davis  —  The Brewers reached an agreement with lefty Doug Davis on a one-year, $5.25MM deal, reports MLB.com's Adam McCalvy.  The contract pays $4.25MM in '10 and has a $6.5MM mutual option for '11 with a $1MM buyout.  Another $1MM in incentives can be earned each year.

Molina Rebuffs Mets to Re-Sign With Giants  —  The Mets spent much of the off-season trying to persuade Bengie Molina to become their starting catcher, and they were relatively confident they could entice him to accept a one-year deal with a vesting option for a second season.

Closer Eric Gagne has tryout with Phillies  —  The Phillies' search for bullpen depth may take an interesting turn.  —  Former All-Star closer Eric Gagne told a French Canadian radio station that he has a tryout with the Phillies this afternoon in Arizona.

Fisk rips McGwire, calls steroids claim ‘a crock’  —  Hall of Fame catcher Carlton Fisk blasted Mark McGwire, Roger Clemens, Barry Bonds and other alleged or admitted steroid abusers Tuesday, calling McGwire's claim that steroids did not help him hit more home runs “a crock.”

Gardenhire believes gap between Twins and Yankees is closing  —  For years, it has been almost universally accepted that baseball's small-market teams can't compete with the high-paying Yankees and Red Sox.  —  The past eight years, though, indicate that no one bothered to explain that scenario to the Minnesota Twins.

Lincecum's arbitration demands leave Giants with tough decision  —  Jon Paul Morosi is a national MLB writer for FOXSports.com.  He previously covered baseball for the Detroit Free Press and Seattle Post-Intelligencer.  He began his journalism career at the Bay City Times in his native Michigan.

Buzz: Latest from the MLB offseason  —  Fox Sports  —  JAN. 20 NEWS AND NOTES  —  Kennedy down to three teams — 12:04 p.m.  —  The representative for free agent Adam Kennedy said he remains in talks with three teams about the infielder.  —  Two clubs are interested in Kennedy as their everyday second baseman, Paul Cohen said.

Andre Ethier and Jonathan Broxton agree to two-year contracts with Dodgers  —  Outfielder and closer get two-year deals from the club.  Catcher Russell Martin, first baseman James Loney and pitchers George Sherrill and Hong-Chih Kuo sign for one year.  —  Jonathan Broxton, left …

Sox agree to terms with Papelbon, Ramirez, Delcarmen  —  There will be no arbitration showdown between Jonathan Papelbon and the Red Sox.  —  The Red Sox closer and the club came to terms on a one-year deal this afternoon, according to multiple reports.  The Globe's Tony Massarotti confirmed …