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By signing Kevin Correia to a two-year, $10 million contract the Minnesota Twins may be weeding out anyone that pitched for the team in 2012—except for Scott Diamond.

The Philadelphia Phillies still need a corner outfielder and Alfonso Soriano is not the answer.

If the rumors hold any truth to them, the Cincinnati Reds seem to be on the verge of acquiring Shin-Soo Choo from the Cleveland Indians.

The New York Yankees reportedly have signed third baseman Kevin Youkilis to a one-year deal worth $12 million pending his physical, according to Fox Sports insider Ken Rosenthal. 

If you're wondering what that sounds was, it was the collective groan coming out of Boston.

Why?

Kevin Youkilis is officially coming to the Bronx.

After weeks of speculation, Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports broke the news on Twitter that the Yankees have officially signed the former Red Sox infielder.

The Kansas City Royals finally got their ace, acquiring right-handed pitchers James Shields and Wade Davis in a trade with the Tampa Bay Rays for prospects Wil Myers, Mike Montgomery, Jake

Kevin Youkilis will look to rebound from a disappointing season by joining the New York Yankees on a one-year, $12 million contract, according to Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports: 

Source: #Yankees sign Youkilis, one year, $12M.

The Los Angeles Dodgers introduced the newest member of the team on Tuesday afternoon.

Zack Greinke, with a freshly-signed six-year, $147 million contract in tow, was the guest of honor at Dodger Stadium. Greinke is expected to team with Cy Young Award winner Clayton Kershaw to form a potent 1-2 punch at the top of the starting rotation.

By all accounts, New York Mets knuckleballer R.A. Dickey is one of the nicest guys around. That combined with his sick knuckleball and incredible life story account for why he's such a fan favorite.

But now is not the time for Dickey to be Mr. Nice Guy. Now is the time for him to bare his teeth and stomp his feet, and he needs to do these things where his employers can see him. 

Alex Rodriguez sure looked like he was done as a major league ballplayer during the 2012 postseason.

Not only did New York Yankees manager Joe Girardi send a pinch-hitter for A-Rod in crucial late-inning situations, but he eventually took Rodriguez out of the lineup altogether.

But besides being benched, what other signs has A-Rod shown that mean he could be finished? What about his off-the-field behavior? Is he healthy enough to play in the majors anymore?