Spring training 2011: New York Yankees add to mix by signing Kevin Millwood  —  The New York Yankees signed right-hander Kevin Millwood to a minor league deal on Friday.  —  The Yankees expected to announce soon if Freddy Garcia or Bartolo Colon will be the team's fifth starter, with the other likely headed to long relief.

Riggleman juggles batting order  —  LAKELAND, Fla. — More than a month after saying Jayson Werth would hit third and Ryan Zimmerman cleanup, Nationals manager Jim Riggleman has decided to move Werth up to the second spot in the order and Zimmerman back to his normal spot in the three-hole.

Yankees trade Sergio Mitre to Brewers for Chris Dickerson  —  Just hours after adding some veteran rotation depth by agreeing to terms on a minor-league contract with Kevin Millwood the Yankees have traded Sergio Mitre to the Brewers, according to Jerry Crasnick of ESPN.com.

Clay Buchholz takes aim at total innings goal  —  An eye on 200  —  JUPITER, Fla. — For all he achieved last year in his first full major league season, from the microscopic 2.33 ERA to the All-Star Game selection to the sixth-place finish in the Cy Young Award voting, there was one goal Clay Buchholz was unable to reach.

Mets Are Said to Be Suffering Sizable Losses  —  The Mets, long one of baseball's most highly valued franchises, have lost millions of dollars in recent years, including nearly $50 million in 2010, according to two people briefed on the team's finances.  —  The team's losses …

What Happened Was  —  That guy I know who often see films months in advance caught a version of Bennett Miller's Moneyball (Sony, 9.23) last night, and...well, here he is: “I loved it, and I didn't expect to.  It's a baseball-from-the-business-angle movie, for goodness sake …

Royals Hoping Cabrera Rebounds  —  SURPRISE, Ariz. (AP) — Melky Cabrera has been a spring training surprise for the Kansas City Royals.  —  Cabrera, who signed with the Royals in December, is batting .479 this spring with five doubles, two homers and 16 RBIs and 17 runs scored.

Pedro Martinez is a work of art  —  If you're like us, you've been wondering what former Phillies pitcher Pedro Martinez has been up to.  —  Well, the former all-star and Cy Young winner was in Washington on Thursday to conduct a baseball clinic.  Oh, and on Friday, he's dropping …

Scott Kazmir is “in denial about his continuing struggles”  —  Scott Kazmir has a 7.79 ERA this spring after pitching horribly last season, yet after every poor outing he talks about stuff like “throwing the ball well” and feeling “so much better.”  —  Mike DiGiovanna of the Los Angeles Times writes …

Comment of the Day: Curt Flood Jr. talks about the Stan Musial restaurant story  —  Yesterday I highlighted Murray Chass' poorly-sourced hatchet job against Stan Musial.  The leadoff in that hatchet job was Chass' claim — based on a story Curt Flood allegedly told Marvin Miller who told Chass …

A Man Remembers Meeting the Babe  —  The little boy on the pony is 92 now, but he does not need a black-and-white film to remember the October afternoon in 1927 when Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig came to his family's backyard in Sioux City, Iowa.  —  “The whole neighborhood wanted to see Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig …

MLB will pitch new debt limit  —  Major League Baseball is working to cut how much debt its teams can carry, The Post has learned.  —  The move, aimed at avoiding a Mets-like cash squeeze or a Texas Rangers bankruptcy-type scenario, will be centered on widening the definition of team debt, sources close to the situation said.

WHYGAVS Interviews Neal Huntington: Roster decisions and the Draft  —  This is part one of my interview with Neal Huntington; you can find the introduction and all the other parts here as they're posted.  —  WHYGAVS: I noticed Josh Fields hitting in both minor league games today.

Cooperstown Confidential: Stories of Bobby Grich  —  Earlier this month, longtime baseball historian John Thorn raised a ruckus on the Internet when he suggested that too much of today's baseball writing focuses on statistics and sabermetrics and not enough concentrates on the colorful stories of the game's past.

Slama back in action after elbow woes  —  FORT MYERS, Fla. — Right-hander Anthony Slama, who has been sidelined all month with a stress reaction in his right elbow, threw in a Minor League game against the Red Sox on Friday, allowing one run on one hit while walking one and striking out two in one inning of work.

Blue Jays Gamble on New Manager John Farrell  —  DUNEDIN, Fla. (AP) — John Farrell took over the Toronto Blue Jays with zero experience as a manager anywhere in the major or minor leagues.  That has its upside, he said.  —  “I'm coming into this situation with a clean slate,” he said.

Diamondbacks Sign Kip Wells  —  The Diamondbacks have signed Kip Wells to a minor league contract according to Baseball America's Matt Eddy.  Wells had been with the Long Island Ducks of the independent Atlantic League.  —  The soon-to-be 34-year-old last appeared in the bigs leagues with the Reds in 2009.