Gorzelanny's effort might be rotation-clincher  —  VIERA, Fla. — Nationals left-hander Tom Gorzelanny had his best outing of the spring on Sunday afternoon, pitching five innings and allowing two runs on four hits in a 6-1 loss to the Tigers on Sunday afternoon.

Peavy shut down after feeling shoulder pain  —  GLENDALE, Ariz. — In the matter of approximately 16 hours, Jake Peavy went from a veritable White Sox roster lock to almost certainly not being part of their Opening Day active ranks on April 1 in Cleveland.  —  “Ah, he will be in Cleveland …

All-Star Teams in Bonds Case: The Lawyers  —  SAN FRANCISCO — Barry Bonds will walk into United States District Court here on Monday ready for a contest likely to be tougher than any baseball game or home run race he ever took part in.  —  Nearly four years after his initial indictment …

Wood's Time With Angels Running Out?  —  Eight years ago, Brandon Wood was a first-round pick (23rd overall) by the Angels.  Five years ago, Baseball America dubbed him the third-best prospect in the game.  He ranked 8th and 16th on that same list the following two seasons.

Padres Claim Pat Neshek Off Of Waivers  —  The Padres announced that they have claimed right-hander Pat Neshek off of waivers from the Twins.  The news was first broken by the reliever himself on his Twitter feed.  —  Neshek first broke into the Majors with Minnesota in 2006.

Cueto returns to Cincinnati  —  (Tom Groeschen reporting today from Phoenix, where the Reds are visiting the Brewers in a 4:05 p.m. start)  —  PHOENIX - Johnny Cueto's elbow seems fine.  His shoulder seems fine.  But, the Reds won't have any news until Monday regarding Cueto's biceps ailent.

Mets owners say lawsuit ‘work of fiction’  —  JUPITER, Fla. — The owners of the New York Mets fired back Sunday, filing their response in U.S. Bankruptcy Court to a $1 billion lawsuit alleging they knew, or should have known, Bernard Madoff was operating a Ponzi scheme.

Rangers could use two of Neftali Feliz  —  SURPRISE, Ariz. — The pitching line for 22-year-old Neftali Feliz on Saturday:  —  Five innings.  Four hits allowed.  Two runs.  Two walks.  Three strikeouts.  —  And unfortunately for the Texas Rangers, only one Neftali Feliz.