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Robert Manuel, P, Boston Red SoxFriday 11/20, 5:14 PM CT
The Red Sox have claimed pitcher Robert Manuel off waivers from the Mariners, according to the Boston Globe.

Our View: Manuel did not allow any runs over 4.1 innings of relief with the Reds in 2009, and had one walk and two strikeouts. The Red Sox have a well-stocked bullpen, but the 26-year-old right-hander should be given a shot to compete for a job in spring training.
Craig Tatum, C, Baltimore OriolesFriday 11/20, 2:35 PM CT
Mark Sheldon of MLB.com reports that catcher Craig Tatum has been claimed off waivers by the Baltimore Orioles.

Our View: He had been a Red. Tatum hit .162 in 68 at-bats for Cincinnati last season. He could serve as Baltimore's back-up behind Matt Wieters in 2010.
Jorge Campillo, P, Kansas City RoyalsFriday 11/20, 11:41 AM CT
Jorge Campillo has signed a minor league contract with the Kansas City Royals, according to MLB.com.

Our View: Along with Brad Thompson, the Royals have now snagged the free agent market's two biggest prizes. Campillo has a lifetime 4.23 ERA in 180.2 innings.
Omar Vizquel, SS, Texas RangersFriday 11/20, 10:48 AM CT
Fox Sports' Ken Rosenthal reports that the Chicago White Sox are close to signing Omar Vizquel to a one-year deal to be a reserve shortstop.

Our View: Well, the White Sox certainly don't need to get any older, but even at age 42, you won't find a better defensive sub at short than Vizquel.
Edwin Jackson, P, Detroit TigersFriday 11/20, 10:35 AM CT
The Mariners remain interested in acquiring Tigers' starting pitcher Edwin Jackson, according to Jon Heyman of Sports Illustrated.

Our View: Jackson is due a raise from his $2.3 million 2009 salary, and the Tigers don't seem willing to pay it. With the Mariners more competitive than expected in 2009, they could be going for it in 2010. Pitching in Seattle's very spacious Safeco Park, much like Detroit's Comerica Park, Jackson could have another big season were he to be shipped to the Northwest.
Jason Bay, LF, Boston Red SoxFriday 11/20, 9:50 AM CT
The Angels appear to be interested in free agent outfielder Jason Bay, according to the Los Angeles Times.

Our View: Angels owner Arte Moreno has said he likes Bay's "great bat and great makeup." With Vladimir Guerrero likely not coming back, he would be a great fit in Anaheim's stacked lineup.