Angels P Escobar headed back to DL; Guerrero begins throwing  —  SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Kelvim Escobar is going back on the Los Angeles Angels' disabled list.  —  Escobar missed last season with a torn labrum and already spent a stint on the 60-day DL this year because of his troublesome shoulder.

Fielder, Braun break out the bats as Brewers rally past Indians  —  CLEVELAND (AP) — Prince Fielder hit a go-ahead grand slam in Milwaukee's six-run eighth inning and the Brewers rallied to beat the Cleveland Indians 14-12 on Monday night.  —  Fielder finished with a career-high six RBI …

LSU pounds former teammate for 9-1 win over Arkansas  —  OMAHA — Frequently, a former player thrives against his old team.  In the case of former LSU pitcher T.J. Forrest, however, familiarity bred home runs.  —  LSU started slow against their former teammate now pitching for Arkansas …

Nationals could replace Acta with Valentine; pitching market thinning … Manny Acta appears to be on his way out as Nationals manager, and while respected ex-big league manager Jim Riggleman reportedly will be installed as the interim manager, team higher-ups also have begun internal discussions about permanent candidates.

Angels ride seven-run fourth past Giants  —  Lackey strikes out 10, delivers first career hit and RBI  —  SAN FRANCISCO — A seven-run fourth inning — highlighted by a pair of homers and John Lackey's first Major League hit and RBI — lifted Lackey and the Angels to an 9-7 decision …

Candid Buchholz itching to pitch in Majors again  —  (NECN: Mike Giardi, Pawtucket, R.I.) - The tale of Clay Buchholz's career, at least to this point, is one of a big up and a downhill slide.  —  In his second start with Boston Red Sox, Buchholz tossed a no-hitter against the Baltimore Orioles.

Dodger bullpen still not overworked  —  Express memo to major-league broadcasters and reporters: Please, before you complain about the arms of the Dodger bullpen falling off, read this.  —  So many people remain so sure that the Dodgers are burning out their bullpen, I've decided to take another close look.

Minor League Transactions  —  Check out the Transactions Glossary for the key to deciphering the various inactive lists presented here.  —  Arizona Diamondbacks  —  Placed on 7-day DL: RHP Bryan Augenstein, LHP Wade Miley  —  Optioned to Triple-A: RHP Leo Rosales  —  Optioned to Double-A: LHP Daniel Schlereth

Agent: Isringhausen plans to pitch again  —  Veteran reliever Jason Isringhausen may be done for the season due to upcoming Tommy John surgery - his second elbow surgery in 10 months - but his agent says he plans to come back and pitch in the big leagues again.

Reynolds, Street earn NL weekly honor  —  Third baseman, closer share co-Players of the Week award  —  Diamondbacks third baseman Mark Reynolds, who totaled 24 bases on five doubles and three home runs, and Rockies closer Huston Street, perfect in five save opportunities …

Mets ponder direction upon return home  —  Team considers injuries, standings after difficult stretch  —  NEW YORK — The silly and supposedly impersonal personal attacks of Brian Bruney are over, as is the most challenging week of baseball to date in the Mets' season.  And what now?

IBAF Makes Second Push For Olympics  —  Two sports will be added for 2016  —  The International Baseball Federation (IBAF) made a second push to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in Lausanne, Switzerland, with the hopes of getting baseball reinstated for the 2016 Olympic Games.

Dodgers call up Ellis, option Hoffmann  —  Another roster move expected to be made Tuesday  —  LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers did some roster juggling Monday, calling up catcher A.J. Ellis from Triple-A Albuquerque while sending outfielder Jamie Hoffmann back to Albuquerque.

‘See it go’ at Fenway Park  —  We toured Fenway Park, so you don't have to. … The Marlins are off today, but I'm not.  So I did what any overworked scribe would on a day off — I went to the ballpark!  There's no game today at Fenway Park but plenty of activity — three different guided tours taking place on the hour, every hour.

Bruney needs to work on his delivery  —  The funniest part about that quote, of course, is that Brian Bruney started this war with Francisco Rodriguez by doing the exact opposite.  —  So while Bruney respects the Mets closer for going shoulder to shoulder with him in the outfield during batting practice …