Lots going on over the past week, so you can't be blamed if you missed something. Here's a summary of every move, signing, and transaction over the past week, oldest first:

• Cincinnati Reds Sign Willie Harris to Minor League Deal - MLB Daily Dish
  The Cincinnati Reds have signed outfielder Willie Harris to a minor league deal, according to John Fay via twitter....
• Diamondbacks Claim Craig Tatum - MLB Daily Dish
  Tatum, 28, is entering his fourth season in the Majors and has had stints with both the Cincinnati Reds and the Baltimore Orioles. A generally terrible hitter (.223 / .291 / .264 career), perhaps the Diamondbacks think Tatum can catch BP or provide a touch of depth behind Miguel Montero and Henry Blanco.
• Padres Avoid Arbitration with Clayton Richard - MLB Daily Dish
  The San Diego Padres avoided arbitration with LHP Clayton Richard, agreeing to terms with him on a one-year contract. Richard, 28, posted a 3.88 ERA in 18 starts with San Diego in 2011.

• Blue Jays Sign Omar Vizquel - MLB Daily Dish
  Jerry Crasnick of ESPN tweets that Omar Vizquel has reached an agreement with the Toronto Blue Jays on a one-year deal.
• Rangers Sign Sean Green, Mitch Stetter - MLB Daily Dish
  The Texas Rangers have signed Sean Green and Mitch Stetter to minor-league contracts with invitations to Spring Training, according to MLB.com's T.R. Sullivan.
• Red Sox Sign Cody Ross - MLB Daily Dish
  According to Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports, the Boston Red Sox have signed free-agent outfielder Cody Ross to a deal.
• Baltimore Orioles Sign Wilson Betemit - MLB Daily Dish
  The Baltimore Orioles have signed Wilson Betemit, according to Dan Connolly of the Baltimore Sun.
• Orioles Designate Rick Vandenhurk, Clear Space for Betemit - MLB Daily Dish
  The Baltimore Orioles have announced they're designating Rick Vandenhurk for assignment, according to Dan Connolly of the Baltimore Sun. The club is moving Vandenhurk to open a spot for recently signed Wilson Betemit. Britt Ghiroli of mlb.com clarifies Betemit's contract is a two-year deal with a vesting option.
• Orioles, Robert Andino Agree to Terms - MLB Daily Dish
  The Baltimore Orioles have signed Robert Andino to a 1-year deal, according to the team. Dan Connolly of the Baltimore Sun notes the Andino had asked for $1.6 million, but the team countered with $1 million. The Orioles have three arbitration players left, Brad Bergesen, Jeremy Guthrie, and Adam Jones.
• Tampa Bay Rays Sign Jeff Keppinger to 1-Year Deal - MLB Daily Dish
  The Tampa Bay Rays have signed infielder Jeff Keppinger to a 1-year major league deal, according to Jerry Crasnick.
• Washington Nationals Sign Brad Lidge - MLB Daily Dish
  The Washington Nationals are closing in on a contract with free agent reliever Brad Lidge
• Athletics Designate Adrian Cardenas, Clear Room for Jonny Gomes - MLB Daily Dish
  The Oakland Athletics announced today that to make room for the newly signed DH/OF Johnny Gomes, the club has designated infielder Adrian Cardenas for assignment.
• Chicago Cubs Outright Manny Corpas - MLB Daily Dish
  The Chicago Cubs have outrighted right-handed pitcher Manny Corpas and he'll be a non-roster invite to Spring Training, according to Bruce Miles of the Daily Herald.
• Yankees Settle with Logan for $1.9M, Designate Whelan, Clear Room for Kuroda - MLB Daily Dish
  A little housecleaning in the Yankees clubhouse today -- the club has signed LHP Boone Logan to a 1-year, $1.875 million deal to avoid arbitration. They've also designated Kevin Whelan for assignment, clearing room for Hiroki Kuroda now that the deal is official...
• Cleveland Indians Sign Dan Wheeler - MLB Daily Dish
  The Cleveland Indians and free-agent reliever Dan Wheeler have come to an agreement on a minor league contract with an invite to spring training, the club announced in a press release.
• San Francisco Giants Sign Clay Hensley - MLB Daily Dish
  The San Francisco Giants and right-handed reliever Clay Hensley have agreed to terms on a one-year deal, according to Jerry Crasnick of ESPN.com. Hensley will earn a base salary of $750K in 2012, but can make another $300K through bonus incentives and awards, Crasnick adds.
• Minor Deals, Catchers Edition: Rockies, Marlins, Blue Jays, Red Sox - MLB Daily Dish
  Matt Eddy of Baseball America is reporting that four catchers have caught on with a club for minor deals - Mitch Canham with the Colorado Rockies, Orlando Mercado with the Miami Marlins, Kyle Phillips with the Toronto Blue Jays, and Max St. Pierre with the Boston Red Sox.
• Phillies Sign Juan Pierre to Minor League Deal - MLB Daily Dish
  The Philadelphia Phillies are nearing a deal to sign free agent outfielder Juan Pierre (that's John Peter to you plebes) to a minor league contract, according to Jim Salisbury of CSN and confirmed by Jon Heyman of CBSSports.
• Houston Astros Sign Zach Duke to Minor League Deal - MLB Daily Dish
  The Houston Astros have signed left-handed pitcher Zach Duke to a minor league deal, according to Alyson Footer. The deal comes with an invite to Spring Training.
• Phillies Sign Hunter Pence to a 1-Year, $10.4M Deal - MLB Daily Dish
  The Philadelphia Phillies have signed outfielder Hunter Pence to a 1-year, $10.4 million deal and avoid arbitration, according to Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com.
• Mariners Sign Brian Sweeney to Minor League Deal - MLB Daily Dish
  The Seattle Mariners have signed 37 year-old reliever Brian Sweeney to a minor league deal, according to Greg Johns of MLB.com. Johns notes the deal does not come with a Spring Training invite.
• Red Sox Sign John Maine to Minor League Deal - MLB Daily Dish
  The Boston Red Sox have signed veteran John Maine to a minor league deal, according to Steve DeShazo of Fredricksburg.com (h/t WEEI). Maine, 30, has a career 4.35 ERA and played five of his seven pro seasons with the New York Mets before having shoulder surgery, which kept him out of the bigs in 2011.
• Texas Rangers Sign Kyle Hudson - MLB Daily Dish
  The Texas Rangers have signed free-agent outfielder Kyle Hudson to a minor league deal that includes an invite to spring training, the club announced via Twitter.