When he moved from second base five years ago, Michael Young did it with the simple goal of becoming the best fielding shortstop he could be. 

--The Rangers stole pitching coach Mike Maddux away from Milwaukee with a two-year deal worth more than $1 million. 

The Rangers entered the offseason focused primarily on improving the majors' worst pitching staff. 

When he moved from second base five years ago, Michael Young did it with the simple goal of becoming the best fielding shortstop he could be. 

--The Rangers stole pitching coach Mike Maddux away from Milwaukee with a two-year deal worth more than $1 million. 

The Rangers entered the offseason focused primarily on improving the majors' worst pitching staff. 

When he moved from second base five years ago, Michael Young did it with the simple goal of becoming the best fielding shortstop he could be. 

With plenty of cash on hand, the normally tight-fisted A's are looking to do some shopping. 

With plenty of cash on hand, the normally tight-fisted A's are looking to do some shopping. 

With plenty of cash on hand, the normally tight-fisted A's are looking to do some shopping. 

With plenty of cash on hand, the normally tight-fisted A's are looking to do some shopping. 

With plenty of cash on hand, the normally tight-fisted A's are looking to do some shopping. 

With plenty of cash on hand, the normally tight-fisted A's are looking to do some shopping. 

With plenty of cash on hand, the normally tight-fisted A's are looking to do some shopping. 

The Angels want Mark Teixeira back, but Ken Rosenthal says they'll pass on re-signing the first baseman if negotiations drag on.