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The New York Yankees have no plans to celebrate Alex Rodriguez's 660th home run this season, though A-Rod is just five homers short of reaching the mark and tying Willie Mays on the all-time homers list. At least one former player, Barry Bonds, thinks that's a bit ridiculous.   

No player may be more important to the Cleveland Indians this year than Yan Gomes. Between his work at the plate and his handling of the Indians pitching staff, the 27-year-old has established himself as one of the best catchers in the game.

He left Saturday's game against the Detroit Tigers with a knee injury.

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The Detroit Tigers don't boast as much depth as they used to, so another injury to designated hitter Victor Martinez is going to be magnified exponentially. Last year's American League MVP runner-up is dealing with another issue that's left his status in doubt. 

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Curt Schilling was treated for mouth cancer nearly a year ago.

On Saturday, the former Red Sox pitcher published a powerful piece in The Players' Tribune entitled "Letter to My Younger Self."

In the letter, Schilling warns himself about the dangers of chewing tobacco:

Dear 16-year-old Curt,

The New York Mets will be without relief pitcher Jenrry Mejia for a significant portion of the 2015 season.

Pittsburgh Pirates All-Star center fielder Andrew McCutchen is dealing with knee soreness. He left the team's game against the Brewers on April 10 in the ninth inning and was ruled out of action for the game against Milwaukee the following day. 

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Posterized! In baseball? Yep.

The Miami Marlins topped the Tampa Bay Rays 10-9 in 10 innings thanks to a Christian Yelich walk-off single Friday night.

Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim owner Arte Moreno addressed media members Friday regarding outfielder Josh Hamilton’s contract and possible language in it protecting the team in case of a drug- or alcohol-related relapse. 

Pedro Moura of the Orange County Register passed along details:

Johnny Cueto's contact status with the Cincinnati Reds has been a key storyline for the team so far. Now, based on reports, the front office has some idea of what it will cost to keep the right-hander. 

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After suffering through an injury-plagued and generally poor first season with the Texas Rangers in 2014, outfielder Shin-Soo Choo is ailing once again early in the 2015 campaign.

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