MLB player Willie Bloomquist announced his retirement Friday via Twitter after a 14-year career:

Milwaukee Brewers prospect Jacob Nottingham learned the hard way that he has to be careful where he parks his car at the team's spring training complex.

Especially when he is scheduled to take batting practice that day.

On Saturday, the 20-year-old catcher tweeted a photo of his car's windshield—which was broken by a ball Nottingham hit. 

Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Corey Seager is dealing with a knee injury. While he's not likely to miss Opening Day, he will be sidelined for the next week or two.

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Seager's MRI Results Revealed

Saturday, March 12

Bill Plunkett of the Orange County Register reported Seager's MRI showed a mild knee sprain. He's expected to be out one to two weeks.

Los Angeles Angels pitcher Jered Weaver will know the severity of his spine injury early next week.

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With two weeks of spring training action in the books, it's time to take a look around the MLB landscape and name some winners and losers.

As bubble players continue to battle for the few available roster spots, injuries open up new opportunities for players to make an impression in 2016.

Spring is also a time for contract extension negotiations, and we've already seen two prevalent stories on that front—one ending in a new deal and one fizzling out as quickly as it started.

David Freese is taking his hitting prowess to a new home, as the veteran third baseman signed with Pittsburgh Pirates on Friday.

The Pirates announced Freese's signing on Twitter:

Rob Biertempfel of the Tribune-Review reported it's a one-year deal for $3 million.

Oakland Athletics starting pitcher Jarrod Parker suffered yet another elbow injury that has left his baseball future in question. 

Baseball Hall of Famer Goose Gossage let his dissatisfaction with the current state of Major League Baseball be known during a tirade Thursday in which he went after Jose Bautista, per Andrew Marchand of ESPN.com. 

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New York Mets infielder Asdrubal Cabrera is set to miss around two weeks of action before returning to baseball activity due to a knee injury.

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