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The likelihood of Brian Wilson appearing on Opening Day at Chavez Ravine is doubtful after he was yanked from a bullpen session today.

Reports from ESPN are saying he felt a little discomfort and was told to stop.

Is this a setback?

Who are you asking?

According to Wilson, no, but then again this is Brian Wilson, and rarely do we see him stress publicly about anything, especially something as lowly as a strained oblique. It just doesn't fit his lumberjack persona.

With the news that Toronto has placed pitcher Brandon Morrow on the 15-day DL with right elbow inflammation retroactive to March 22nd, the battle between Jesse Litsch and Jo-Jo Reyes for the fifth spot in the rotation is rendered moot.

Although in the twilight of his Hall of Fame career, New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter’s appeal among baseball fans is eons from fading into the sunset.

Welcome to the moment baseball fans have been waiting for. The trial of Barry Bonds is underway and there is plenty going on.

Bonds, one of the most polarizing figures in baseball over the last century is also now the face of the Steriod Era.

Like it or not, it’s the hat he wears and the government is trying to determine if Bonds is guilty of perjury when it comes to testimony he gave involving performance enhancing drugs.

When you go through Spring Training, you don't expect to have to see players go down due to injury. Nonetheless, it does happen, and when it's a line drive right back to the pitcher, it's always a very concerning moment, since you worry if the pitcher's going to be alright.

Fantasy Baseball Projections Have Carl Crawford in Top Five, But is This Right?

The Boston Red Sox made a huge move in Carl Crawford, and fantasy owners know entirely why they wanted to pick up a player like this. He is easily ranked as one of the top outfielders due to a nice enough home run and RBI count, as well as great marks in stolen bases and batting average.

After two disappointing seasons where he only played in 139 total games, Cleveland Indians outfielder Grady Sizemore seems primed and ready for a revival year. 

After only missing nine games from 2005 to 2008, Sizemore hit an unexpected injury bug in 2009, where he injured both his elbow and abdomen, and in 2010 where a microfracture surgery on his knee ended his season after only 33 games.

Luis Castillo Arrives Late to Philadelphia Phillies Camp

Let's say you're someone who just got released from a baseball team. More accurately, a team essentially paid you $6 million to go away. A team is looking to fill the second base spot, and sign you.

You'd actually make sure you were there on time right? Luis Castillo did not. After signing with the Phillies on Sunday, he was expected to arrive in Clearwater on Monday, but did not show up until Tuesday afternoon, citing a miscommunication.

There are now only eight days and change until MLB's Opening Day, and at this time, the Opening Day starters are being decided on, lineups are being finalized and 2010 award winners from last year are starting to get hot.

For those who thought the steroid era in baseball was all but over, Monday reminded them that it is very much alive and once again, rearing its ugly head on America's national pastime.

In a Northern California Federal Courthouse, the trial of former San Francisco Giants slugger, Barry Bonds began.

Bonds isn't on trial for using steroids, he's on trial for lying about using steroids.