Jeff Weaver

After rumors flew all afternoon, the St. Louis Cardinals have indeed traded All-Star third baseman Scott Rolen to the Toronto Blue Jays for their All-Star third baseman, Troy Glaus. The 31-year-old Glaus, who was not disciplined by MLB after SI.com reported last September that he received steroids from Signature Pharmacy in 2003-04, was bothered by a sore left foot last season, but hit .262 with 20 homers and 62 RBIs in 115 games. Rolen, who requested a trade after last season, hit .265... Read Full Story

Angels pitcher Jered Weaver had a hand in the a no hitter yesterday, but also found himself on the losing side of the ball game. Here's an excerpt of the story from ESPN News Services: LOS ANGELES (ESPN.com news services) -- Jered Weaver and Jose Arredondo combined to no-hit the Los Angeles Dodgers on Saturday night -- and it still wasn't good enough for the Los Angeles Angels. The Dodgers became the fifth team in modern major league history to win a game in which they didn't get a hit... Read Full Story

Now that Spring Training has started, we're continuing on with Season Previews. Last year, they began as a serious analysis and ended as half-assed haiku, which we're just gonna keep rolling with. Ladies and gentlemen, the St. Louis Cardinals: Albert Pujols Will have to be clutch When the rest of the Cardinals suck. None of them Can stay healthy it seems And half of the rotation is hurt. Young Ankiel Is a favorite with fans But won't be enough to finish over .500 [Viva El Birdos] | [The... Read Full Story

Seriously. Who commits three errors in a game, let alone a single inning? Aaron Miles, replacement to bellicose World Series MVP David Eckstein, does. The switch-hitting shortstop, no bigger than 5'8" and 185 pounds soaking wet, made two throwing errors and screwed up an easy fielding play in the seventh inning Saturday as the St. Louis Cardinals lost a 7-6 heart-breaker to the San Francisco Giants. First, Miles threw high and pulled Albert Pujols off the bag, allowing a run to score. Two... Read Full Story

Los Angeles Angels pitcher Jered Weaver left after just three innings against the St. Louis Cardinals on Sunday afternoon due to tightness in his lower back. He allowed three runs on five hits, including a two-run shot to Albert Pujols in the third. He was checked out by a trainer before getting Juan Encarnacion to ground out and end the inning. After missing all of spring training and starting the season in the 15-day DL with biceps tendonitis, Weaver is hoping for positive news... Read Full Story