Street, who signed a three-year extension with Colorado in the offseason, underwent tests Wednesday after experiencing soreness in the shoulder this spring.

The righty was slowed by biceps tendinitis last September, but logged 35 saves and a 4-1 record with a 3.06 ERA in 64 games last season.

The injury occurred in batting practice before the start of spring games. The 24-year-old third-base prospect attempted to play March 8 but had to leave early.

It's expected Gamel will start the season on the 15-day disabled list and likely will miss 8-to-9 weeks in total.

If the option is picked up, the deal would cover all three of Reynolds' arbitration-eligible seasons.

According to the Arizona Republic, Reynolds will receive a $1 million signing bonus and earn $500,000 this season, $5 million in 2011 and $7.5 million in 2012. The 2013 option has a $500,000 buyout.

Washington, 57, spent parts of 10 seasons in the majors with five teams. His last major league experience was in 1989, when he appeared in seven games for Houston.

Washington didn't go into detail about the drug use during his playing career, which he admitted before the Rangers' game Thursday against the Brewers. On Wednesday, Washington admitted to using cocaine last regular season.

The tear was discovered in an MRI exam on March 5th and the right-hander had been hoping to avoid a procedure with rehabilitation.

But Guzman met with noted orthopedic surgeon James Andrews Monday and surgery was recommended, then scheduled for next Tuesday. Andrews previously has worked on Guzman's shoulder and elbow.

"Major League Baseball is thrilled to bring regular season games back to Puerto Rico," said Paul Archey, MLB's senior vice president of International Business Operations.

"The growth of baseball around the globe has been tremendous and we hope that by providing Major League competition to the passionate fans in Puerto Rico and around the world, we will encourage interest and participation well into the future." The Marlins and Mets both played at Hiram Bithorn Stadium against the Montreal Expos in 2003 and 2004.

Street underwent an MRI Wednesday and has been experiencing soreness in the shoulder this spring. Results of the MRI should come Thursday or Friday.

The righty was slowed by biceps tendinitis last September. He logged 35 saves and a 4-1 record with a 3.06 ERA in 64 games last season.

MLB's ruling indicated Lee intentionally threw at the head of Arizona catcher Chris Snyder during Monday's spring training contest.

Lee is scheduled to begin his suspension on Opening Day, April 5, unless he appeals.

The move comes before Petit ever threw a pitch in a regular-season game for Seattle, as the team claimed him off waivers from Arizona last November.

Petit appeared in 23 games for the Diamondbacks in 2009, posting a record of 3-10 with a 5.82 earned-run average. In 17 starts, he was 3-9 with a 5.72 ERA.

Washington, 57, just finished his third season with the Rangers and led the team to an 87-75 finish in 2009, the club's first winning campaign since 2004.

"I am truly sorry for my careless, dangerous, and frankly, stupid, behavior last year," Washington said. "I am not here to make excuses. There are none. I fully understand that I disappointed a lot of people -- my family, my players, coaches, as well as the team's leadership, especially (president) Nolan Ryan and (general manager) Jon Daniels, as well as young people who may have looked up to me." Washington also detailed his offering of a resignation letter following the drug test in which he tested positive.

According to a report from SI.com, Washington failed the test last July, but has passed all his tests since. The testing increased after the positive test, the report said.

Washington, 57, told the news outlet he made a mistake and regretted it. The report said Washington notified the commissioner's office and the Rangers about his use of cocaine prior to learning the test results.

The 35-year-old appeared in eight games (two starts) in 2009 with the Texas Rangers and went 1-1 with an 8.46 earned run average.

The first overall pick in the 1996 draft by Pittsburgh, Benson has struggled with injuries and ineffectiveness the last two years. He missed the entire 2007 campaign after undergoing rotator cuff surgery on his pitching shoulder.

The team announced the news Wednesday in a brief release, which did not provide a reason for the move.

Dukes, 25, was expected to be the Nationals' starting right fielder this season. The Washington Post reported on its website that manager Jim Riggleman said it was strictly a baseball decision and that the team liked some of its other options for the position.

The procedure, which lasted five hours, removed a cavernous malformation that was diagnosed earlier this month after he experienced headaches and numbness. Dr.

Robert Spetzlerof the Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix performed the procedure.

Towers spent 26 seasons total with the Padres, guiding the team to a National League title in 1998.

The team went to the playoffs four times during his tenure with the club but had won just 75 and 63 games, respectively, in the past two seasons.

The team announced on Tuesday that Wade, 26, was feeling discomfort in his shoulder last week and will have exploratory surgery to determine the extent of injury in the shoulder.

He had two MRIs recently that revealed no labral or rotator cuff tears, but was told by doctors that the pain might be coming from a joint that links the collarbone with the top of the shoulder. The exploratory surgery on Wednesday will also determine if he has any loose bodies in the joint.

Despite the move, Smoltz did not say he was retiring, and has reportedly informed friends he plans on staying in shape should a new opportunity to pitch with a Major League team arise. He previously worked for the network in 2007 and 2008 as an analyst during the postseason.

"Joining Turner Sports' Major League Baseball coverage is a great opportunity for me to stay immersed in the game that I love and I'm really looking forward to this experience.

Giants pitcher Madison Bumgarner threw a fastball that hit Hamilton's left hand, just below his pinkie finger. The Rangers outfielder was immediately replaced by pinch-runner Brandon Boggs.

Preliminary X-rays were negative but he will be re-evaluated Tuesday.

If the option is picked up, the deal would cover all three of Reynolds' arbitration-eligible seasons.

According to the Arizona Republic, Reynolds will receive a $1 million signing bonus and earn $500,000 this season, $5 million in 2011 and $7.5 million in 2012. The 2013 option has a $500,000 buyout.

Roberts developed a herniated disc in his back while working out in the offseason and will meet with back specialist Dr. Lee Riley at The John Hopkins Hospital on Monday.

His bothersome back prevented the 32-year-old from participating in baseball- related activities over the past week.

Westmoreland, 19, was diagnosed after leaving minor league spring training earlier this month. Following consultations with a number of experts, he will have the procedure done by Dr.

Robert Spetzler of the Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix.

Kinsler suffered the injury in pre-game warmups on Friday and did not play in the proceeding exhibition tilt against the Padres.

He stated in a report on the team's website that he will be back on the field before Opening Day.

The deal also includes a $9 million club option for the 2015 season.

Span hit .311 in his first full major-league season in 2009, finishing in the top-10 in the American League, and he also tied for first in the junior circuit with 10 triples.

The Astros said the procedure involved removing loose cartilage debris from the knee. There was no indication of ligament or meniscus damage.

Berkman will begin an exercise rehab program immediately and his expected return is still estimated as two to four weeks.

Berkman said he felt discomfort in the knee after running the bases on Sunday. The veteran slugger suffered a knee contusion earlier in the month and had his knee drained twice since, but it has remained problematic.

The surgery will clean out debris in the knee and make Berkman questionable for the Opening Day lineup.