Zunino did not get the call to replace the demoted Jesus Montero at catcher for the Mariners because the organization does not believe his bat is ready as he is struggling against breaking balls at Triple-A Tacoma, the Tacoma News Tribune reports.

Montero, who was sent to Triple-A Tacoma on Thursday, is done as a catcher as the Mariners no longer view him playing the position in the majors, the Seattle Times reports.

The Blue Jays transferred Happ (head) to the 60-day disabled list Friday.

In addition toi his offseason weight-training programn, Kaepernick spent two weeks in May training with track athletes, including all-American Monica Hargrove, in an effort to increase his speed, the Sacramento Bee reports.

McCoy impressed Jim Harbaugh and the rest of the 49ers coaches with his accuracy during Wednesday's OTAs, 49ers.com reports. "Colt was very sharp, probably his best day," Harbaugh said.

The 49ers officially signed Patton to a four-year contract, the Sacramento Bee reports.

Wade (knee) acknowledged that his injured right knee has been more painful than it had been in the 2012 postseason, the Miami Herald reports. Wade hopes to play through the remainder of the postseason for the defending champions, as he doesn't believe extra rest will help at this point. "Time doesn't help me right now. It's unfortunate I've had to deal with this thing for two months now... Even though my knee isn't 100 percent, it [isn't] gone," Wade said.

Sullinger (back) is currently on a 10-week rehab program, ESPN Boston reports.

Chalmers (shoulder) participated in Thursday's walk-through and will be evaluated Friday.

Canucks general manager Mike Gillis said Gaunce will "be given every opportunity" to make the team's roster next season, the Vancouver Province reports.

Morrow (arm) returned to the ice for Friday's gameday skate, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's Dave Molinari reports.

Niemi gave up a pair of goals on 28 shots in a losing effort Thursday against the Kings.