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| The Mets cut Junior Spivey from minor league camp, according to the Star-Ledger. |
Our View: Spivey was signed to a minor league deal after being released by the Red Sox earlier in March. He has not played in the majors since 2005.
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| Junior Spivey has signed a minor league deal with the Mets, according to MetsBlog.com. |
Our View: Spivey has not played in the majors since 2005, when he hit a mere .221 over 28 games. He should be ignored in fantasy leagues.
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| Junior Spivey signed a minor league deal with the Red Sox, according to the Boston Globe. He has reported to Triple-A Pawtucket. Spivey has primarily been a second baseman in his career, but he played center field for the PawSox on Saturday. |
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| Junior Spivey was reassigned to minor league camp on Wednesday, according to the Chicago Tribune. He was attempting to win a utility job. |
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| The White Sox agreed to terms with Junior Spivey on a minor league deal Tuesday, according to the Sports Network. He will be invited to spring training. Spivey hit .200 with nine homers in 89 games with Triple-A Memphis in 2006. |
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| Junior Spivey was suspended by Triple-A Memphis for a couple of games, according to the Cardinals website. He reportedly ignored a sign from manager Danny Sheaffer, and an argument followed. This has been the worst year of Spivey's career. He was supposed to be the Cardinals starting second baseman, but after an atrocious spring training he was optioned to Memphis where he has hit .173 with 47 strikeouts in 208 at-bats. |
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