Kevin Gregg recorded his first save for the Cubs on Tuesday, striking out two Reds to preserve a 4-2 victory in 10 innings. Two weeks ago Gregg didn't have a job, but now he's closing out games for the North Siders. With Carlos Marmol still struggling and Kyuji Fujikawa sidelined, Gregg will likely be given the next opportunity as well. If he shows some flashes of his former ability -- Gregg saved 37 games as recently as 2010 -- he has a chance to lock down the gig for the near future. In deep mixed leagues, he's definitely worth a flyer.

Cubs purchased the contract of RHP Kevin Gregg from Triple-A Iowa. Gregg was signed to a minor league contract just two days ago but is being rushed to the major leagues to assist the Cubs' battered bullpen. The 34-year-old seems unlikely to get save opportunities in Chicago, but anything can happen given the lack of talent in that 'pen.

Cubs signed RHP Kevin Gregg to a minor league contract. He'll report to extended spring training initially but should be ready to be added to the Cubs' bullpen before long. He would surely be used in low-leverage situations initially, but with the mess that is the Cubs' bullpen, Gregg could eventually work his way into the later innings.

Dodgers released RHP Kevin Gregg. The release was requested by Gregg, as he refused to accept an assignment to Triple-A. He's coming off two terrible seasons, but Gregg held a 0.82 ERA in 11 spring appearances. Someone will take a shot on him.

Kevin Gregg is unlikely to have a spot on the Dodgers' Opening Day roster. Gregg has posted a 0.82 ERA in 11 spring appearances, but the Dodgers don't have an opening. The veteran righty can opt out of his contract or accept an assignment to the Dodgers' Triple-A affiliate in Albuquerque.

Dodgers signed RHP Kevin Gregg to a minor league contract with a spring training invite.

Orioles released RHP Kevin Gregg. Gregg was designated for assignment earlier this week. He might have to settle for a minor league deal this winter after a miserable couple years in Baltimore.

Orioles designated RHP Kevin Gregg for assignment. O's fans have reason to celebrate, as Gregg was finally given the boot Tuesday in order to make room for L.J. Hoes on the 40-man roster. The 34-year-old right-hander was a huge bust his two-year, $10 million contract with the club, posting a 4.53 ERA and 90/64 K/BB ratio in 103 1/3 innings.

Dan Connolly of the Baltimore Sun hears that Kevin Gregg has left Camden Yards. The reason why he left isn't yet clear, but L.J. Hoes is in the clubhouse. Hoes isn't on the 40-man roster, so the Orioles would have to make a corresponding move. Gregg gave up four runs (three earned) over one inning in his most recent appearance on Sunday and has a 4.74 ERA and 37/24 K/BB ratio over 43 2/3 innings this season.

Kevin Gregg has yielded eight hits and five earned runs through 4 2/3 innings this season. Gregg has also walked five batters against just two strikeouts and is sporting a 9.64 ERA. It's safe to wonder whether the 33-year-old right-hander will have a major league job by the middle of this summer.