Bob Feller, Hall of Fame Pitcher, Dies at 92  —  CLEVELAND (AP) — Bob Feller, the Iowa farm boy whose powerful right arm earned him the nickname “Rapid Robert” and made him one of baseball's greatest pitchers during a Hall of Fame career with the Cleveland Indians, has died.  He was 92.

Sources: Red Sox in ‘ongoing discussions’ with reliever Dan Wheeler  —  The Red Sox are talking with reliever Dan Wheeler about helping to shore up their bullpen.  (AP)  —  The Red Sox have been engaged in ongoing discussions with right-hander Dan Wheeler about the possibility of coming to Boston …

Red Sox bring back Lenny DiNardo  —  The Red Sox are bringing back a familiar face.  —  The team has agreed to terms with left-handed pitcher Lenny DiNardo on a minor-league, split contract.  DiNardo confirmed the agreement by phone from Fort Myers, where he is working out.

Cubs Moving Towards to Signing Kerry Wood  —  The Cubs, who have a major need for a veteran right handed reliever are moving towards finalizing a deal with free agent Kerry Wood.  Wood, who spent the first 10 years of his major league career with the Cubs spent 2010 with the Cleveland Indians …

Report: Padres' Bell recovering at home  —  NewsCore  —  San Diego Padres closer Heath Bell was recovering at home Wednesday after being diagnosed with typhoid fever last week, MLB.com reported.  —  Bell reportedly contracted the illness during a romantic vacation on the Fijian island of Tavarua with his wife of 10 years.

Amid Greinke rumors, don't forget Fausto  —  He's a right-handed starter.  He's 27 years old.  He pitches in the American League Central.  He has garnered a lot of recent interest on the trade market.  —  Zack Greinke?  —  Nope.  —  Fausto Carmona.  —  Greinke, of course …

mixed word now on Bobby Jenks and the Rays  —  UPDATE: Ken Rosenthal tweets that there is “heavy action” on Jenks, including the Rays, but that the Yankees and others have interest too.  He says Jenks is not close to a decision yet, however.  In other news, I suppose all action on Bobby Jenks would be “heavy.”

Expect Sox to sign Crain on Wednesday  —  Twins reliever worked 71 games last season with 21 holds  —  Twins pitcher Jesse Crain picked up a tipped ball to throw out Detroit Tigers' Ramon Santiago at first.  (Bruce Bisping, McClatchy-Tribune / May 5, 2010)

Pedro Martinez Is “Most Likely” Finished  —  3:35pm: Martinez sounded far from returning in an interview with Justo de la Cruz at the Domincan paper El Dia today (links in Spanish), saying he's very happy to be away from the stress and travel of a player's life, which is to say, “I'm realizing what it is to be a normal person.”

After rival Phillies add Cliff Lee, Florida Marlins sign lefty reliever Randy Choate  —  Hours after the Philadelphia Phillies introduced pitcher Cliff Lee, the Marlins announced a signing of their own.  —  Randy Choate isn't the Marlins' answer to Lee, but the addition does give Florida …

No, Felix Hernandez is not coming to New York  —  Not to pick on this message board guy because I've seen the sentiment around in many places, but ...  Resolved: your level of panic as a Yankees fan is directly related to the strength of your belief that Brian Cashman can trade for Felix Hernandez.