Baltimore is off to a great start, but may not be able to sustain it without some outside pitching help.

The Phillies need starting pitching depth, but do they really need Carlos Zambrano?

GM Ruben Amaro told reporters he's on the prowl for a starting pitcher from outside the organization.

The Philadelphia Phillies have reportedly been eying the superstar Marlins outfielder as a potential trade target.

Colorado's recently DFA-ed third baseman has appeared on New York's radar.

Is Robinson Cano more like David Wright or more like Alex Rodriguez? Both platyers are stars and both play in New York, but they get paid very differently and that is complicating the talks between Cano and the Yankees.

The league did look into the Yankees' second baseman, but his ties to the clinic are "either nonexistent or immaterial."

Buster Olney speculates that the Phillies and others could be looking to part with some of their pricier players come July.

By optioning him to the minors Wednesday, Boston now has a 72-hour window to deal the right-hander before he must report to Pawtucket.

GM Jeff Luhnow was pretty adamant on Monday that the front office has no plans to trade the right-hander.

The former A's southpaw dropped a hint on Twitter that he may give baseball another go.

Carlos Pena, Erik Bedard and Bud Norris could all find themselves as trade targets this summer.

The feeling among "baseball people" is that Baltimore will end up dealing the left-hander for rotation help.

Philadelphia may look to deal the left-hander if they're not in the playoff hunt come July.

The Mariners will need to choose which outfielders get to stay on the bench when Michael Saunders returns. Jason Bay, Endy Chavez and Raul Ibanez are all on the bubble.

The Rangers do not expect to seek outside pitching help following the injury to Matt Harrison.