Team owner Jack Roush said Wednesday he's satisfied with the penalty NASCAR levied against driver Carl Edwards for his intentional accident with Brad Keselowski. Read More

Denver PF Chris Andersen recorded his second double-double in his last three games on Wednesday during a win over Minnesota. The Bird Man shot 4 of 7 from the field as he put up 14 points and added 10 rebounds. He also blocked at least three shots for the fourth straight game. Read More

The Hornets are asking a lot of David West lately. With both Chris Paul and Peja Stojakovic injured on Wednesday night, New Orleans looked to veteran forward West for leadership. West and the Hornets lost at Oklahoma City, but it wasn't for West's lack of leadership. He scored his third-highest scoring total of the season with 33 points on 14 of 22 shooting and 5 for 5 from the line. He added six rebounds and a steal. Read More

The Mavericks welcomed back centers Brendan Haywood and Erick Dampier from injury absences on Wednesday night against the Nets. Haywood started after sitting out the two previous games with lower back tightness and had 11 points and 10 rebounds. Dampier, who missed the previous 12 games with a dislocated right middle finger, had one point in five minutes. Read More

Mariners SP Garrett Olson, who is contending for the final spot in the starting rotation, appeared in his third spring contest Wednesday at the Rangers and pitched 1 1/3 innings -- his most yet. He issued one walk. Read More

Athletics 3B Eric Chavez, expected to play a utility role this season after missing most of the last two seasons due to injury, hit his first two home runs of the spring Wednesday against the White Sox -- a two-run shot in the first inning and a solo drive in the sixth. He finished 2 for 3 and is batting .500 (4 for 8) this spring. "I'm completely confident," he said. "I just never know what's in store for tomorrow. I'm just at peace with waking up every day coming to the field and enjoying myself, and I'm in no position to start predicting what's going to happen tomorrow." Read More

White Sox OF Jordan Danks made a pretty diving catch on Rajai Davis' hard liner leading off the fifth inning Wednesday at the Athletics, giving manager Ozzie Guillen plenty to think about when it comes to where to send the club's top-five prospect. He might be headed to Triple-A Charlotte, but his defense already is considered good enough to be at the major-league level. He went 1 for 2 with a walk Wednesday and scored a run. Danks is the brother of Sox starting pitcher John Danks. "Jordan has really really impressed us a lot. He's pretty special," Guillen said. "He's got a chance to be in the big leagues and play. This kid has good at-bats, good base-running. Maybe the best outfielder we have in our minor-league system." Read More

White Sox SP Daniel Hudson, who is trying to win the fifth rotation spot, had another poor start Wednesday at the Athletics, allowing two runs on four hits with one walk and one strikeout in two innings. He allowed three runs in three innings in his first spring start. Read More

The Mavericks welcomed back centers Brendan Haywood and Erick Dampier from injury absences on Wednesday night against the Nets. Haywood started after sitting out the two previous games with lower back tightness and had 11 points and 10 rebounds and added two blocks. Dampier, who missed the previous 12 games with a dislocated right middle finger, had one point in five minutes. Read More

Dallas SF Shawn Marion must think it's 2005 again. Maybe he thinks he's in Phoenix. Whatever is going on with him of late, the Mavericks will take it. Marion recorded his second consecutive double-double on Wednesday in a win over the Nets. He scored 14 points and grabbed 13 rebounds just two nights after dropping 29 and 14. On Wednesday, he added three blocks and a steal and shot 5 of 10 from the field over 40 minutes. Read More

Rockies OF Brad Hawpe, who has yet to make his spring debut because of an ingrown toenail, didn't return as expected Wednesday against the Royals. According to the Denver Post, he might return Thursday instead. Read More

Royals SP Zack Greinke, who pitched three scoreless innings in his spring debut Friday, added three more Wednesday at the Rockies. He gave up just one hit and one walk, recording two strikeouts. "Still not there, but it's better than it usually is this time of the spring," Greinke said. "Fastball command has been pretty good. It has some good life on it, but mainly the changeup's way better than it usually is this time of the year. Secondary pitches are usually bad early on in spring." Greinke said he threw one slider and no curveballs against the Rockies. Read More