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El 20 de abril

Houston Astros Aneury Rodríguez PReinstated de suspensión de la Liga

Los Angeles Angels Brandon madera SSDesignated de asignación

Erick Aybar SSRecalled de rehabilitación de menores

El 19 de abril

Cleveland Indians Jeanmar Gómez PCalled hasta de menores

Travis Buck LFSent a menores de edad

Colorado Rockies Ian Stewart 3BSent a menores de edad

Detroit Tigers Omir Santos CPurchased de menores

Milwaukee Brewers Corey Hart RFSent a menores de edad para la rehabilitación

Shaun Marcum PPlaced en la lista de emergencia médica de duelo y la familia

Zack Greinke PSent a menores de edad para la rehabilitación

Mike McClendon PCalled hasta de menores

Minnesota Twins Eric Hacker PCalled hasta de menores

Nueva York Mets Justin Turner 2BCalled hasta de menores

Brad Emaus 2BDesignated de asignación

Philadelphia Phillies Mike Zagurski PCalled hasta de menores

Seattle Mariners Justin Smoak 1BPlaced en la lista de emergencia médica de duelo y la familia

David Aardsma PSent a los menores para la rehabilitación

Carlos Peguero CFCalled hasta de menores

St. Louis Cardinals Mark Hamilton PHCalled hasta de menores

Toronto Blue Jays Frank Francisco PRecalled de rehabilitación de menores

Jesse Litsch PSent a menores de edad

El 18 de abril

Baltimore Orioles arcilla Rapada PPurchased de menores

Justin Duchscherer PTransferred a 60 días DL

(Cadera izquierda tensa)

Boston Red Sox Hideki Okajima PCalled hasta de menores

Cincinnati Reds Jeremy Hermida RFPurchased de menores

Jared Burton PTransferred a 60 días DL

(Inflamación del hombro derecho)

Colorado Rockies Clayton Mortensen PCalled hasta de menores

Alan Johnson PSent a menores de edad

Detroit Tigers Joel Zumaya PTransferred a 60 días DL

(Inflamación del codo derecho)

Los Angeles Angels Erick Aybar SSSent a menores de edad para la rehabilitación

Los Angeles Dodgers Xavier Paul LFDesignated para asignación

Jerry Arenas LFPurchased de menores

Documento Minnesota Twins Jim Hoey PCalled hasta de menores

Alex Burnett PSent a menores de edad

Oakland Athletics Rich Harden PTransferred a 60 días DL

(Lat tensa muscular, derecha)

David Purcey PTraded a Oakland

(para RHP Danny Farquhar)

Texas Rangers Mark Lowe PSent a menores de edad

Colby Lewis PReinstated de la lista de emergencia médica de duelo y la familia

Toronto Blue Jays David Purcey PTraded a Oakland

(para RHP Danny Farquhar)

Edwin Encarnacion DHReinstated de la lista de emergencia médica de duelo y la familia

El 17 de abril

Boston Red Sox Matt Albers PSent a menores de edad para la rehabilitación

Felix Doubront PSent a menores de edad

Cincinnati Reds Homer Bailey PSent a menores de edad para la rehabilitación

Cleveland Indians Grady Sizemore CFRecalled de rehabilitación de menores

Houston Astros Aneury Rodríguez PStarting para servir de suspensión

Los Angeles Dodgers Jay Gibbons PHRecalled de rehabilitación de menores

Vicente Padilla PSent a menores de edad para la rehabilitación

Milwaukee Brewers Luis Figueroa PHSigned un contrato de liga menor

Minnesota Twins Jeff Manship PSent a menores de edad

Nueva York Mets Dillon Gee PCalled hasta de menores

Pat Misch PDesignated de asignación

San Francisco Giants Cody Ross CFSent a menores de edad para la rehabilitación

Ryan Vogelsong PPurchased de menores

Toronto Blue Jays Mike McCoy CFSent a menores de edad

Washington nacionales Collin Balester PCalled hasta de menores

Transactions Transactions MLB Apr 20 Houston Astros Aneury Rodriguez P Reinstated from league suspension Los Angeles Angels Brandon Wood SS Designated for assignment Erick Aybar SS Recalled from minors rehab Apr 19 Cleveland Indians Jeanmar Gomez P Called up from minors Travis Buck LF Sent to minors Colorado Rockies Ian Stewart 3B Sent to minors Detroit Tigers Omir Santos C Purchased from minors Milwaukee Brewers Corey Hart RF Sent to minors for rehabilitation Shaun Marcum P Placed on bereavement/family medical emergency list Zack Greinke P Sent to minors for rehabilitation Mike McClendon P Called up from minors Minnesota Twins Eric Hacker P Called up from minors New York Mets Justin Turner 2B Called up from minors Brad Emaus 2B Designated for assignment Philadelphia Phillies Mike Zagurski P Called up from minors Seattle Mariners Justin Smoak 1B Placed on bereavement/family medical emergency list David Aardsma P Sent to minors for rehabilitation Carlos Peguero CF Called up from minors St. Louis Cardinals Mark Hamilton PH Called up from minors Toronto Blue Jays Frank Francisco P Recalled from minors rehab Jesse Litsch P Sent to minors Apr 18 Baltimore Orioles Clay Rapada P Purchased from minors Justin Duchscherer P Transferred to 60-day DL (Strained left hip) Boston Red Sox Hideki Okajima P Called up from minors Cincinnati Reds Jeremy Hermida RF Purchased from minors Jared Burton P Transferred to 60-day DL (Right shoulder inflammation) Colorado Rockies Clayton Mortensen P Called up from minors Alan Johnson P Sent to minors Detroit Tigers Joel Zumaya P Transferred to 60-day DL (Right elbow inflammation) Los Angeles Angels Erick Aybar SS Sent to minors for rehabilitation Los Angeles Dodgers Xavier Paul LF Designated for assignment Jerry Sands LF Purchased from minors Minnesota Twins Jim Hoey P Called up from minors Alex Burnett P Sent to minors Oakland Athletics Rich Harden P Transferred to 60-day DL (Strained lat muscle, right side) David Purcey P Traded to Oakland (for RHP Danny Farquhar) Texas Rangers Mark Lowe P Sent to minors Colby Lewis P Reinstated from bereavement/family medical emergency list Toronto Blue Jays David Purcey P Traded to Oakland (for RHP Danny Farquhar) Edwin Encarnacion DH Reinstated from bereavement/family medical emergency list Apr 17 Boston Red Sox Matt Albers P Sent to minors for rehabilitation Felix Doubront P Sent to minors Cincinnati Reds Homer Bailey P Sent to minors for rehabilitation Cleveland Indians Grady Sizemore CF Recalled from minors rehab Houston Astros Aneury Rodriguez P Starting to serve suspension Los Angeles Dodgers Jay Gibbons PH Recalled from minors rehab Vicente Padilla P Sent to minors for rehabilitation Milwaukee Brewers Luis Figueroa PH Signed to a minor league contract Minnesota Twins Jeff Manship P Sent to minors New York Mets Dillon Gee P Called up from minors Pat Misch P Designated for assignment San Francisco Giants Cody Ross CF Sent to minors for rehabilitation Ryan Vogelsong P Purchased from minors Toronto Blue Jays Mike McCoy CF Sent to minors Washington Nationals Collin Balester P Called up from minors

MLB tiene sobre el funcionamiento de los Dodgers de Los Angeles

MLB tiene sobre el funcionamiento de los Dodgers de Los Angeles

Por RONALD BLUM, escritor de deportes de AP hace 21 minutos

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NUEVA YORK (AP)-grandes ligas de béisbol es tomar el control de ofassuming de paso extraordinario de los Dodgers de Los Angeles, un equipo cada vez más paralizada byits divorcio amargo de los dueños.

Una vez entre franquicias de glamour del béisbol, los Dodgers han sido consumido byinfighting desde Jamie McCourt pidió el divorcio después de 30 años de matrimonio inOctober 2009, una semana después de su marido le dispararon como chiefexecutive del equipo. Frank McCourt acusó a Jamie de un amorío con controlador de herbodyguard y mal desempeño en el trabajo.

El Comisionado de béisbol Bud Selig dijo Frank McCourt el miércoles willappoint un fideicomisario para supervisar todos los aspectos del negocio y del día a dayoperations del club. Al mismo tiempo, Frank McCourt se preparaba para sueMLB, una pelota de béisbol Ejecutivo familiarizados con la situación dijo a The Associated Press, hablando en condición de anonimato porque McCourt no había realizado ninguna declaración.

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"He tomado esta acción debido a mi profunda preocupación en relación con las operaciones de los Dodgers y para proteger a los intereses de theclub y thefinances", Selig dijo en una declaración.

Una persona familiarizada con el pensamiento de Selig dijo que el Comisario puede toforce una venta. El habla de la persona a la AP en la condición de instrucción de anonimato becauseSelig no mencionó.

Funcionarios del béisbol no pudieran recordar otra instancia en tiempos modernos cuandolos Comisionado tomó el control de un equipo de su propietario. Antes de soldthe de Tom Hicks Rangers de Texas el año pasado, Selig nombrado McHale para supervisar la buttechnically Rangers dejado a Hicks de la franquicia, mientras que McHale trabajó detrás de thescenes.

Incluso cuando la suspensión de George Steinbrenner de los Yankees en 1990 andforcing Marge Schott para vender su participación mayoritaria en la in1999 de los rojos de Cincinnati, la Oficina del Comisionado permitió a los propietarios elegir su como de sucesores controlar el Ejecutivo.

"Esta es una de las grandes franquicias. "Es difícil imaginar un desastre como thisever haber ocurrido, dijo el ex Comisionado Fay Vincent. "Es una muy sadsituation. Me siento muy mal por el béisbol y Bud."

Selig dijo que nombrará a su representante dentro de unos días. Bravos de FormerAtlanta y los nacionales de Washington jefe ejecutivo Stan Kasten es candidato de apossible, la persona familiarizada con el pensamiento de Selig dijo. Alcanzó bytelephone, Kasten declinó comentario.

Vicepresidente Ejecutivo de grandes ligas John McHale Jr. es otra posibilidad como isCorey Busch, dijo el Ejecutivo del equipo de béisbol. Busch, un ex San FranciscoGiants Vicepresidente Ejecutivo bajo Bob Lurie, ayudó a negociar a la McCourts'acquisition de los Dodgers.

En diciembre, juez del Tribunal Superior Scott Gordon en Los Angeles invalidado aMarch 2004 postnupcial acuerdo dando Frank McCourt propiedad exclusiva de theteam, permitiendo Jamie a buscar una mitad de la franquicia.

Movimiento de Selig llegó después de los Angeles Times informó esta semana que FrankMcCourt había arreglado un préstamo de 30 millones de dólares de Fox, el compañero de televisión.Selig no ha aprobado un préstamo de 200 millones de dólares de Fox para el club, que fue firstproposed por los Dodgers el verano pasado, y el Times dijo que el dinero era necesario convertirla nómina.

"Como el propietario del 50 por ciento de los Dodgers de Los Angeles, doy la bienvenida y acciones del Comisario ventiladorEl para proporcionar la necesaria transparencia, anddirection de orientación para la franquicia y en todas partes, los fans de Dodgers" Jamie McCourtsaid en una declaración.

Los Dodgers no han ganado la serie mundial desde 1988, la barrenstretch más larga de la franquicia desde que ganó su primer título como el Dodgersin de Brooklyn 1955.

"Recomiendo control (acaparan) del Comisionado del béisbol Bud Selig de theDodgers y integridad volver al juego", dijo Antonovich SupervisorMichael Condado de Los Angeles. "Espero que el Comisario nombra a arepresentative de la familia de O'Malley para supervisar el affairsduring de negocios del equipo la investigación — un retorno de la familia de O'Malley a los Dodgers wouldbe un home run para los aficionados y los Dodgers."

El McCourts compró los Dodgers a Fox, una filial de News Corp. de RupertMurdoch, por 430 millones de dólares en 2004. Nómina cayó en ambos and2011 de 2010; a pesar de es casi 104 millones de dólares, los Dodgers fueron 12 equipos de 30 amongthe en el día de apertura.

"Mi Oficina continuará su investigación a fondo en la andfinances de las operaciones de los Dodgers y entidades relacionadas durante el período del Sr. McCourt'sownership", dijo Selig. "Los Dodgers han sido uno de los más prestigiousfranchises en todos los deportes, y se lo debemos a su Legión de seguidores leales asegurar que este club está siendo operado ahora correctamente y será guidedappropriately en el futuro".

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MLB takes over operation of Los Angeles Dodgers

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AP – FILE - In this Jan. 29, 2004, file photo, Frank McCourt, right, and his wife, Jamie, display Los Angeles …

By RONALD BLUM, AP Sports Writer Ronald Blum, Ap Sports Writer– 20 mins ago

NEW YORK – Major League Baseball is taking the extraordinary step of assuming control of the Los Angeles Dodgers, a team increasingly paralyzed by its owners' bitter divorce.
Once among baseball's glamour franchises, the Dodgers have been consumed by infighting since Jamie McCourt filed for divorce after 30 years of marriage in October 2009, one week after her husband fired her as the team's chief executive. Frank McCourt accused Jamie of having an affair with her bodyguard-driver and performing poorly at work.
Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig told Frank McCourt on Wednesday he will appoint a trustee to oversee all aspects of the business and the day-to-day operations of the club. At the same time, Frank McCourt was preparing to sue MLB, a baseball executive familiar with the situation told The Associated Press, speaking on condition of anonymity because McCourt had not made any statements.
"I have taken this action because of my deep concerns regarding the finances and operations of the Dodgers and to protect the best interests of the club," Selig said in a statement.
A person familiar with Selig's thinking said the commissioner may choose to force a sale. The person spoke to the AP on the condition of anonymity because Selig's statement did not mention that.
Baseball officials could not recall another instance in modern times when the commissioner seized control of a team from its owner. Before Tom Hicks sold the Texas Rangers last year, Selig appointed McHale to monitor the Rangers but technically left Hicks in charge of the franchise while McHale worked behind the scenes.
Even when suspending George Steinbrenner from the Yankees in 1990 and forcing Marge Schott to sell her controlling interest in the Cincinnati Reds in 1999, the commissioner's office allowed the owners to choose their successors as the controlling executive.
"This is one of the great franchises. It's hard to imagine a mess like this ever having happened," former Commissioner Fay Vincent said. "It's a very sad situation. I feel very bad for baseball and for Bud."
Selig said he will appoint his representative within a few days. Former Atlanta Braves and Washington Nationals chief executive Stan Kasten is a possible candidate, the person familiar with Selig's thinking said. Reached by telephone, Kasten declined comment.
MLB Executive Vice President John McHale Jr. is another possibility as is Corey Busch, the baseball team executive said. Busch, a former San Francisco Giants executive vice president under Bob Lurie, helped negotiate the McCourts' acquisition of the Dodgers.
In December, Superior Court Judge Scott Gordon in Los Angeles invalidated a March 2004 postnuptial agreement giving Frank McCourt sole ownership of the team, allowing Jamie to seek one half of the franchise.
Selig's move came after The Los Angeles Times reported this week that Frank McCourt had arranged a $30 million loan from Fox, the team's television partner. Selig has not approved a $200 million loan from Fox to the club, which was first proposed by the Dodgers last summer, and the Times said the money was needed to make payroll.
"As the 50 percent owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers, I welcome and support the commissioner's actions to provide the necessary transparency, guidance and direction for the franchise and for Dodgers fans everywhere," Jamie McCourt said in a statement.
The Dodgers have not won the World Series since 1988, the longest barren stretch for the franchise since winning its first title as the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1955.
"I commend baseball Commissioner Bud Selig's (wresting) control of the Dodgers and bringing integrity back to the game," Los Angeles County Supervisor Michael Antonovich said. "It is my hope that the commissioner appoints a representative from the O'Malley family to oversee the team's business affairs during the investigation — a return of the O'Malley family to the Dodgers would be a home run for fans and the Dodgers."
The McCourts purchased the Dodgers from Fox, a subsidiary of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp., for $430 million in 2004. Payroll dropped in both 2010 and 2011; even though it stands at nearly $104 million, the Dodgers were 12th among the 30 teams on opening day.
"My office will continue its thorough investigation into the operations and finances of the Dodgers and related entities during the period of Mr. McCourt's ownership," Selig said. "The Dodgers have been one of the most prestigious franchises in all of sports, and we owe it to their legion of loyal fans to ensure that this club is being operated properly now and will be guided appropriately in the future."
Selig's move might be seen by some as a precedent should the New York Mets have additional financial problems. With owners Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz under pressure from a lawsuit tied to the Bernard Madoff swindle, the Mets borrowed $25 million last year from Major League Baseball. Unlike the McCourts, Wilpon is a longtime friend of Selig.
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Associated Press Writer John Antczak in Los Angeles contributed to this report.

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