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Orlando Cabrera, Indians Reportedly Agree to Deal

Orlando Cabrera apparently will be playing in Ohio again this season, but he'll call Progressive Field home instead of Great American Ball Park. The free agent shortstop has agreed to a deal with the Indians, SI.com reports. The Indians had no comment on the reports when contacted by the Cleveland Plain Dealer....

Reds Exercise Option on Bronson Arroyo, Cut Ties With Aaron Harang

The Reds have started work on their 2011 roster by settling some outstanding issues in their starting rotation. The team decided to exercise their $11.5 million option on right-hander Bronson Arroyo, but declined to pick up the $12.75 million commitment to Aaron Harang. Harang will get a $2 million buyout and hit the...

Phillies vs. Reds: Cole Hamels Goes Distance to Cap Philadelphia Sweep

CINCINNATI -- The Reds reached their first postseason since 1995 and, in retrospect, were dead on arrival. The Phillies, seeking their third consecutive National League pennant, rode pitcher Cole Hamels to a 2-0 victory Sunday that completed a sweep of the National League Division Series. Once the Phillies scored in the...

Orlando Cabrera Likely Out for Game 3; Paul Janish to Start for Reds

CINCINNATI -- Headed toward what could be their final game of 2010, the Reds apparently will make a change at shortstop Sunday when the series moves to Ohio. Manager Dusty Baker said that Orlando Cabrera -- who left Game 2 on Friday in Philadelphia because of an injury to his left side -- probably will not play in Game 3...

Reds' Orlando Cabrera Pulled From Game 2 With Injury

Reds shortstop Orlando Cabrera was removed from Game 2 of the National League Division Series in between the fourth and fifth inning after aggravating an injury to his left side. Cabrera helped turn a 4-6-3 double play to close out the fourth inning and then was shown clearly wincing in pain on the TBS broadcast of the...

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04/02/12 Many Aussies to look out for in Major League Baseball... Source: The Roar The Major League Baseball 2012 season is upon us. 30 teams each playing 162 games in the season and aiming to become World Series Champions.