MLB Week-in-Review: Brewers sign Torres, A.J. Pollock out with elbow fracture

Milwaukee added some last minute bullpen depth while the Diamondbacks' outfield will be without a top threat. Here is this week's top news from around the league.

MLB Top Headlines:

Braves release Nick Swisher

Swisher is due $15 million in 2016.

Padres scouting Pablo Sandoval

Out of a starting job, Sandoval might be on the move.

Cubs re-sign Shane Victorino

The speedy outfielder remains in Chicago.

Rangers acquire Bryan Holaday

Holaday gives Texas necessary catching depth.

James Loney doesn't earn spot on Rays roster

The veteran was competing for a roster spot.

Mariners acquire Nick Vincent

Vincent was added for a player to be named later.

Angels sign Kyle Kendrick

The veteran right-hander received a minor league deal from Los Angeles.

Andrew Miller plagued by chip fracture

Miller left Wednesday's spring game after being hit by a come-backer.

Travis Shaw named Boston's starting third baseman

Shaw beat out Pablo Sandoval.

Hyun Soo Kim refuses minor league assignment

Baltimore wanted him to open the season in the minors.

Padres sign Jeremy Guthrie

Guthrie receives a minor league contract.

Reds claim Dan Straily

Straily was added off waivers.

A.J Pollock diagnosed with fracture in right elbow

Arizona's starting center fielder will open the year on the DL.

Brewers sign Carlos Torres

Torres opted out of his deal last week.

Braves designate Emilio Bonifacio for assignment

Bonifacio was once considered a candidate to make the Braves' roster.

Blue Jays sign Franklin Morales

The veteran heads to Toronto in a late move.