Trembley keeps duties

Baltimore – Dave Trembley will get at least another month to prove he’s the right man to manage the Baltimore Orioles.

Andy MacPhail, who took over as president of baseball operations last week, said Wednesday that he wouldn’t resume interviewing candidates for the managerial job “until at least the trading deadline,” which is July 31.

Trembley was made the interim manager on June 18 after the Orioles fired Sam Perlozzo. Before the end of the week the manager’s job was offered to Joe Girardi, who turned it down.

Schilling still ailing

Seattle – Curt Schilling is out through at least the All-Star break because of a sore right shoulder, and he still doesn’t know when he can begin throwing again.

“He can throw now, but I think they want him to reach certain levels with the testing,” Boston manager Terry Francona said.

Randolph out of AS Game

New York – Mets manager Willie Randolph will have surgery on his right shoulder next month, preventing him from serving as a National League coach at the All-Star game.

Angels, Hillenbrand part

Anaheim, Calif. – Shea Hillenbrand wants out, and the Los Angeles Angels are granting his wish. The team told Hillenbrand after Wednesday’s 1-0 loss to Kansas City that he would be designated for assignment Friday, meaning the Angels have 10 days to trade, release or demote him to the minors.

Bonds’ son sidelined

San Francisco – Barry Bonds’ son, a bat boy for the San Francisco Giants, is on the disabled list for his dad’s home run chase.

Nikolai Bonds tore two ligaments in his left ankle last week when he dunked during a pickup basketball game and came down on someone’s foot.

Aaron Boone goes on DL

Miami – The Florida Marlins placed infielder Aaron Boone on the 15-day disabled list Wednesday because of a sprained left knee. Outfielder Todd Linden was brought up from Triple-A Albuquerque, and outfielder Cody Ross was transferred to the 60-day DL with a left hamstring strain.

Indians RP injured, out

Cleveland – The Cleveland Indians placed left-hander Aaron Fultz on the 15-day disabled list Wednesday because of a strained rib muscle.

The Indians recalled right-hander Edward Mujica from Triple-A Buffalo to take Fultz’s spot in the bullpen.

Spiezio has infection

New York – Scott Spiezio of the St. Louis Cardinals was hospitalized with an infected left index finger Wednesday, making him unavailable to play against the New York Mets.