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    Darren Oliver, on the DL with a strained left shoulder, might be close to returning.
    He played catch again Thursday. Barring complications, Oliver hopes to throw off a mound this weekend.
  • TOR Relief Pitcher
    Darren Oliver, on the disabled list with a strained left shoulder, threw a three-inning simulated game Friday.
    Barring complications, Oliver will come off the DL on Monday. He’ll give the Astros a second lefty in the pen.
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    Darren Oliver (sore shouler) played catch Sunday, but it’s unlikely he will be ready to come off the DL within the next three weeks.
    No rehab assignment for Oliver, as the minor league season will be over by then.
  • TOR Relief Pitcher
    The Rockies have held preliminary discussions with free agent Darren Oliver.
    After a nice 2003 season with Colorado, Oliver was a fairly popular free agent a year ago. That’s not the case this offseason, so a return to Coors Field is a possibility. The Rockies are especially interested in any pitcher who is cheap and has any history of success at Coors. That’s why they’re also looking to re-sign Jamey Wright and maybe bring back Pedro Astacio.
  • TOR Relief Pitcher
    Darren Oliver will start today, but there are no guarantees after that.
    If Oliver pitches poorly today, the Rockies may consider skipping the fifth spot with two days off over the next 12 days. And after that, Denny Neagle should be close to returning.
  • TOR Relief Pitcher
    The Rockies are close to signing Darren Oliver to a minor league contract.
    Oliver would compete with Jamey Wright for the final spot in the Colorado rotation. He’d probably end up in middle relief if he makes the team.
  • TOR Relief Pitcher
    The Rockies and left-hander Darren Oliver are expected to resume negotiating this week.
    The two sides first talked back in November. If signed, Oliver would compete with Jamey Wright for a rotation spot.
  • TOR Relief Pitcher
    The Rockies are becoming less optimistic that they’ll be able to bring Darren Oliver back to Colorado.
    The lefty apparently has found an undisclosed team willing to meet his terms.
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    Darren Oliver’s agents have indicated he has $2 million offers from Arizona and San Francisco.
    If they’re telling the truth, expect Oliver to sign soon. He’s not likely to get more money elsewhere.
  • TOR Relief Pitcher
    The Giants probably won’t sign Darren Oliver unless he backs down on demands for a two-year deal.
    Oliver is currently asking for $2.8 million per season, so the Giants are now trying to land another ex-Rockie: Jose Jimenez.