DETROIT -- Former Detroit Tigers pitcher Michael Lorenzen has agreed to return to the Kansas City Royals on a one-year contract.

Texas is the fifth team for the left-handed hitter since he spent his first seven big league seasons with the Dodgers.

The Red Sox could use another back-end reliever. Lucky for them, the free agent market has barely moved in that area. Here are more than a dozen potential options to join Boston before spring training ...

Reliever Chris Martin reportedly rejected an offer from the Boston Red Sox to sign with his hometown Texas Rangers.

The Texas Rangers are bolstering their mound talent, aiming to sharpen their defense as much as possible. With the addition ...

The Athletics have agreed to a $60 million, five-year contract with slugger Brent Rooker, a person familiar with the ...

This offseason, the Texas Rangers have gone about things with a clear intent of improving their roster so they can compete for an AL West title and get back int ...

Former Red Sox Reliever Chris Martin Takes Less Lucrative Offer From AL West Contender To Be Closer To Hometown ...

Michael Lorenzen is staying with the Kansas City Royals. Per ESPN's Jeff Passan, the right-handed starter agreed to a ...

After a busy week leading up to Christmas, when the Texas Rangers traded their long-time first baseman Nathaniel Lowe and ...

Rangers bring back a familiar face in veteran relief pitcher Chris Martin, signing him to a one-year contract.