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| MLB.com is reporting that the Florida Marlins are close to signing free agent pitcher Scott Williamson to a minor league contract. Williamson last pitched in the majors in 2007 with the Orioles. |
Our View: The Marlins must really be desperate for bullpen help considering they signed Brenden Donnelly earlier this week and now Williamson. Don't expect any fantasy value here, as he hasn't pitched in the bigs since 2007.
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| The Tigers have released Scott Williamson from Triple-A Toledo, according to the Detroit Free Press. The Tigers released him to make room for Eddie Bonine on Toledo's roster. |
Our View: The club signed Williamson to a minor league deal in January, but the 33-year-old vet struggled at Toledo with a 11.81 ERA over five outings.
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| Scott Williamson has been designated for assignment by the Tigers, according to the Detroit News. |
Our View: He has agreed to go to Triple-A Toledo, and skipper Jim Leyland feels he could return and help the Tigers this season, but does not garner fantasy attention for now.
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| The Giants released Scott Williamson on Wednesday, while they sent Randy Messenger to Triple-A, this according to the AP. Williamson had allowed three runs and three hits over two innings this spring, and his stuff just hasn't returned since undergoing TJ surgery for the second time. |
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| The Giants have signed Scott Williamson to a minor-league deal, team sources told the San Francisco Chronicle. Williamson appeared in 16 games last season with Baltimore and was 1-0 with a 4.40 ERA in 14 1/3 innings pitched. He's as injury prone as he is talented and hasn't made 60 appearances in a season since 2003. |
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| The Yankees signed Scott Williamson to a minor-league contract on Sunday, according to the AP. He posted a 4.40 ERA in 16 appearances with the Orioles earlier this year prior to being designated by assignment. Williamson should figure into the Yanks' bullpen plans sometime soon. |
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| Scott Williamson was designated for assignment before Wednesday's game, making room for starter Garrett Olson, the AP reports. The Orioles have 10 days to trade or release Williamson. The veteran righty has been hurt for much of the year, getting in just 14 1/3 innings of work through the first three months of the season. |
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| Scott Williamson had his left foot and ankle taped up Saturday after taking a bouncer off his instep the night before, according to the Baltimore Sun. "It's got swelling, a big bruise," Williamson said. "The day after is always the sorest. I'll probably just ice it and try to get all this swelling out, wrap it and go." X-rays were negative, so at this point it doesn't appear to be a serious malady. |
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| The Orioles activated Scott Williamson from the disabled list on Sunday, according to the AP. He had been sidelined since April 24 with right triceps tendon tightness. He posted a 1.80 ERA in six appearances with the O's prior to the injury. |
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| The O's had hoped to activate Scott Williamson from the disabled list yesterday, but they decided they'd rather have a long reliever for that game, according to the Baltimore Sun. Jon Leicester was injured during the game, so Williamson definitely will come off the DL prior today's game. He's been out with triceps tendinitis. |
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| The Orioles are expected to activate Scott Williamson from the disabled list today, according to the Baltimore Sun. He's been out with tendinitis in his right triceps tendon, and he likely will replace Jon Leicester on the O's roster. |
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| Scott Williamson threw 50 pitches in two innings during a rehabilitation appearance with Double-A Bowie on Monday night, allowing six runs, the AP reports. Williamson says his tight triceps muscle feels fine, but it's not clear if the Orioles will activate him on Wednesday, when he's eligible. |
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| Scott Williamson will move up from Single-A to Double-A for his next rehab appearance on Monday, according to the Baltimore Sun. "My fastball's coming back and I have a lot better breaking ball," said Williamson. "My arm felt pretty good." Williamson, who is recovering from tightness in his right triceps tendon, could return when eligible on Thursday. |
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| Scott Williamson was scheduled to throw a bullpen session last night, according to the Baltimore Sun. He's expected to make two two-inning appearances, likely for Double-A Bowie, to build up his arm before coming off the disabled list. He's recovering from tightness in his right triceps. |
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| Scott Williamson doesn't seem too concerned about his trip to the DL, the Baltimore Sun reports. He's dealing with a tight right triceps tendon. "It's not bad at all, actually," Williamson said Tuesday. "I felt like I was just going to be out for a couple of days. I felt better today than I did yesterday. In probably a couple of days, I could be pitching. We'll see how it goes. Maybe I'll pitch some minor league games in rehab, try to stay sharp that way and get back." All that said, Williamson did have two trips to the DL last year and he's had trouble staying healthy during his career. |
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| The Orioles placed Scott Williamson on the DL Tuesday with right triceps tendon tightness, according to Sports Network. Williamson left Monday's game with the injury. The team recalled Jim Johnson from Triple-A Norfolk to replace Williamson on the roster. |
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| Scott Williamson continues to deal with an illness, that he said could be a reocurrence of the bronchitis he dealt with briefly during spring training, according to the Baltimore Sun. "The last six or seven days, I've had a real bad headache and kind of been fatigued a little bit. But I should be fine," said Williamson, who was able to work a scoreless inning last night. |
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| The Orioles have confirmed that they have an agreement with reliever Scott Williamson, according to the Baltimore Sun. Williamson will pitch middle relief but will be behind Chris Ray and Danys Baez for any potential save chances. |
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| ESPN's Buster Olney reports that the Orioles are expected to sign Scott Williamson to further bolster their restructured bullpen. Williamson struggled to a 5.72 ERA in 39 1/3 innings last season. |
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| The Padres released Scott Williamson Thursday, according to the AP. He held a 5.72 ERA in 42 appearances with the Cubs and Padres this year. |
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| The Padres activated Scott Williamson from the DL Friday, according to the AP. He has been out since Aug. 25 with a strained right elbow. |
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| An MRI revealed that Scott Williamson has a bone chip in his elbow, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune. Padres trainer Todd Hutcheson said that Williamson could return to pitch next month. |
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| On Saturday, the Padres placed Scott Williamson on the disabled list with a strained right elbow. He's struggled since the Padres acquired him from the Cubs in late July. The club recalled Jon Adkins from Triple-A Portland. |
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| The Padres acquired Scott Williamson from the Cubs on Saturday in exchange for minor league pitchers Fabian Jimenez and Joel Santo, according to the AP. Williamson is scheduled to join the Padres on Monday in Los Angeles. He was 2-3 with a 5.08 ERA in 31 relief appearances for the Cubs. |
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| The Cubs activated Scott Williamson from the 15-day disabled list on Tuesday, according to the AP. He had been sidelined since June 4 with elbow tendinitis and made five minor league rehab appearances. |
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