Sources: Angels to trade Napoli to Jays  —  FOX Sports  —  The Angels, largely dormant for much of the off-season, are set to trade catcher Mike Napoli to the Blue Jays, major-league sources say.  —  The deal will become official once the players involved pass physicals.

Rangers going after Ramirez - Angels and Rays Also In the Mix  —  The Rangers are pursuing free agent outfielder/designated hitter Manny Ramirez.  He would be the big right-handed bat at DH and off the bench.  It would likely mean far more playing time for Michael Young at first base and would cut into Mitch Moreland's playing time.

Prospect Watch: Top 10 right-handed pitchers  —  Hellickson, Teheran, Drabek head list of potential future aces … The adage about never having enough pitching has some truth to it, and there appears to be plenty of pitching coming up through Minor League systems.

Most underrated players in the game  —  The list includes Ryan Zimmerman, Andrew McCutchen and Carlos Ruiz, among others  —  The closer on my All-Underrated team, Trevor Hoffman, retired last week.  You probably caught wind of that someplace.  —  So what better excuse is there to kick off a bunch of spirited saloon debates?

Judge: Former players must testify  —  SAN FRANCISCO — Some of Barry Bonds' former teammates, along with other retired Major League Baseball players and perhaps current player Jason Giambi, will have to testify at the slugger's upcoming perjury trial, a federal judge said Friday.

Cardinals Sign Nick Punto  —  The Cardinals announced that they signed Nick Punto to a one-year deal, according to MLB.com's Matthew Leach (on Twitter).  It's a $700K deal, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.  Agent Charles Schneider represents the longtime Twin.

Here's why Mark Teixeira could be the next Jason Giambi in pinstripes … Is Mark Teixeira facing a dip in his career?  The New York Yankees first baseman turns 31 in April and is coming off a season in which he hit .256 — 34 points below his lifetime average entering the year (.290).

Tracking down my online haters  —  Editor's note: Jeff Pearlman is a columnist for SI.com.  He blogs at jeffpearlman.com.  —  (CNN) — Matthew is a college student from a small suburban town in Missouri.  He loves the Kansas City Chiefs and spending Sundays in front of the TV watching football.

Brewers Sign Jeremy Reed  —  The Brewers announced that they signed Jeremy Reed to a minor league deal with an invitation to Spring Training.  —  The 29-year-old appeared in 14 games for the Blue Jays last year, but spent most of the season at Triple-A. He hit .279/.342/.412 in 358 plate appearances …

Ozzie admits Jenks' words stung, but Oney's went too far  —  The mood is upbeat, the expectations sky-high.  —  The only potholes in the White Sox' rearview mirror on an otherwise smooth road leading to this weekend's SoxFest — and, more important, all that follows …

Scouting reports for the Top 10 Prospects (How to subscribe)  —  After winning back-to-back National League West titles and making consecutive NL Championship Series appearances in 2008-09, the Dodgers fell to fourth place last year.  As if its first losing record since 2005 wasn't bad enough …

Notes from an arbitration scorecard  —  • Prince Fielder's deal for $15.5 million, a record, was praised as a good one for the player.  “Very high,” one competing exec called the number.  Even so, it was nice to see the Brewers complete a wonderful winter by getting …

If park factor is so important, why don't they put it on the scoreboard? … - Jeff Francoeur.  —  OK, Jeff Francoeur, I don't want to come off as mean-spirited here or anything so please, don't take this the wrong way.  But here's the thing, bro: You're a terrible hitter.

New Met Young: My arm is ready to go  —  It was with little surprise that Mets manager Terry Collins announced Wednesday that he was handing the ball to Mike Pelfrey as his opening day starter.  And a day later the Mets officially secured the final piece of their rotation when Chris Young passed …