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| The Mariners have signed Bubba Crosby to a minor-league deal, according to the Seattle Times. Crosby wasn't invited to spring training, so he must begin the year in the minors and try to work his way back. |
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| The Reds outrighted Bubba Crosby to Triple-A Louisville following yesterday's game, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. He has 72 hours to accept the assignment or become a free agent. |
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| Bubba Crosby is nursing a sore calf but should play in Wednesday's game, according to the Cincinnati Post. He's trying to win the final reserve outfield spot but appears to be behind in the race. |
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| The Reds agreed to a one-year deal with Bubba Crosby Friday, according to the AP. The contract pays him $400,000 while he is in the majors, and $75,000 in the minors. Crosby, who hit .207 in 87 at-bats with the Yankees last year, will serve as a reserve outfielder for the Reds in 2007. |
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| Bubba Crosby cleared waivers and was outrighted to Triple-A Columbus, according to the Yankees website. He will likely be back in the big leagues, either if someone gets hurt, or as a September callup. |
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| The Yankees designated outfielder Bubba Crosby for assignment. The move was needed to clear a spot on the roster for an extra reliever. Crosby is hitting just .207 in 87 at-bats this season. |
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