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On Saturday, the San Francisco Giants agreed to a deal with outfielder Tyler Colvin, according to Alex Pavlovic of the San Jose Mercury News.

Veteran right fielder Nelson Cruz has reportedly signed a one-year, $8 million deal with the Baltimore Orioles, according to Enrique Rojas of ESPN Deportes:

The New York Mets recently signed 40-year-old starting pitcher Bartolo Colon, and while he's always been a bit husky, it doesn't exactly look like he's in playing shape.

The Mets officially welcomed Colon with the following tweets from spring training. He's listed at 265 pounds, but he looks quite a bit larger judging from these pictures.

The Atlanta Braves intend to keep their young studs for many, many years to come.

Longtime Major League Baseball player and manager Jim Fregosi passed away in a Miami, Fla., hospital early Friday morning at the age of 71, according to MLB.com's Tracy Ringolsby.

Alex Cobb just put himself atop the early list for the best marriage proposal of 2014.

The Tampa Bay Rays pitcher got help from a dolphin at Discovery Cove in Orlando, Fla., in pulling off a spectacular proposal. When the dolphin surfaced to meet Cobb's girlfriend, Kelly, it held a buoy in its mouth which read "Kelly, will you marry me?"

Not a chance she could turn that down.

Even though that was a well-planned proposal, Cobb still did it the old-fashioned way of getting down on one knee afterward.

Hall of Fame pitcher Nolan Ryan has been off the mound for over two decades, but he can't seem to stay away from the game of baseball.   

The 67-year-old will now reunite with the Houston Astros in an advisory role, as first reported by Brian McTaggart of MLB.com:

Longtime MLB pitcher Roy Oswalt is hanging up his glove after a 13-year career and heading over to the business side of baseball.    

According to a tweet by ESPN’s Buster Olney on Tuesday afternoon, the three-time All-Star will be working with his agent, Bob Garber, during a post-playing career:

Some people take fantasy sports really seriously. When a troll enters a draft with those fantasy owners, hilarity ensues.

The "Mock Draft Ruiner" returned just in time for baseball season. Check out his absurd selections to open the draft, and the rest can be seen over at Boring As Heck.

Way to fake everyone out on this one:

Updates from Tuesday, Feb. 11

Rhett Bollinger of MLB.com provides an update on Terry Ryan's health:

Original Text

Minnesota Twins general manager Terry Ryan announced on Monday that he has been diagnosed with cancer.