MLB Breakfast Links: Wilson, Yankees, Liriano, Jeter, Pie

Top a' tha marnin' to ya! This morning's breakfast links are a real grand slam. We have two Yankee stories to tickle your tastebuds, a delay for Wilson out in San Fran, a sad side of Liriano news, and of course, we'll finish up with Pie. Enjoy!

• Brian Wilson Making Slow Progress
  "Brian Wilson is making slow progress in his comeback from elbow inflammation and Giants manager Bruce Bochy is unsure whether the All-Star closer will be ready to come off the disabled list next week when he's eligible."
• Yankees Hit Three Grand Slams, Make History
  "The New York Yankees became the first team in major league history to hit three grand slams in a game, with Robinson Cano, Russell Martin and Curtis Granderson connecting Thursday in a wet, wild 22-9 romp over the Oakland Athletics."

• Twins' Francisco Liriano headed to DL with shoulder strain
  "The Minnesota Twins have placed left-hander Francisco Liriano on the disabled list with a strained shoulder after he left Thursday's game against Baltimore early."
• Jeter passes Rickey, now chasing Biggio
  "Derek Jeter’s first-inning triple gave him career hit No. 3,056, moving past Rickey Henderson for sole possession of 21st place on baseball’s all-time list."
• Felix Pie clears waivers (update, expected to report to Norfolk)
  "Orioles outfielder Felix Pie has cleared waivers. He can now elect to become a free agent or report to Triple-A Norfolk. He has until Saturday morning to make that decision, but he can make it sooner. If he chooses to become a free agent, he would forfeit what is left of his $985,000 salary for 2011."