The Red Sox could have a renewed interest in Arizona catcher Chris Snyder. According to MLB.com’s Steve Gilbert, D’backs interim GM Jerry Dipoto is interested in dealing Snyder (as well as some other Arizona players), and with a possible deal for Mets’ catcher Rod Barajas likely off the table because of an injury to Barajas, the Sox could be interested. Boston has reportedly expressed an interest in Snyder, a 29-year-old who is hitting .231 with 10 homers and 32 RBI this season.

According to ESPN’s Jayson Stark, the Yankees are trying to deal reliever Chan Ho Park. Park has struggled this season in New York — the 37-year-old has allowed 37 hits in 32.1 innings for a 5.57 ERA.

According to Ken Rosenthal of FoxSports.com, the Red Sox offered right-handed reliever Ramon Ramirez to the Mets for catcher Rod Barajas in a deal before Barajas recently suffered an oblique strain. The 34-year-old Barajas, who was placed on the 15-day disabled list Monday retroactive to July 25, is hitting .228 with 12 homers and 34 RBI this season for New York.

According to the Ravens, first-round pick Sergio Kindle hurt his head in a fall in Texas last Thursday, which will reportedly prevent him from reporting to training camp on Monday.

The former University of Texas linebacker reportedly fell two flights of stairs while in a house in Austin, Texas. According to reports, Kindle is in stable condition and is being treated at University Medical Center Brackenridge. Members of the Ravens’ medical staff are in communication with doctors.

“Members of our medical staff, including Bill Tessendorf and Dr. Andy Tucker, have spoken with doctors in Texas. We understand Sergio is stable at this time and that he is being tested and observed,” Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome said in a release.

It appears the Bulls are ready to sign veteran Tracy McGrady if he’s healthy enough and convince the team he’s willing to take a backup role, according to ESPN. A source quoted in the story indicates that if McGrady meets those two criteria, McGrady to Chicago is pretty much a done deal. “Nothing is done until it’s done, but I expect the Bulls to sign McGrady later this week,” the source told ESPN. The former NBA All-Star and free agent has been linked to the Bulls, the Heat and Clippers.

The Rams and free agent wide receiver Terrell Owens have stepped up their discussions, according to ESPN, and the outlet quotes one source as saying St. Louis has gotten very aggressive in their pursuit of the wide receiver. It’s also believed that the Bengals could be in the mix for Owens, who played one season with the Bills last year before hitting the open market.

According to MLB.com, the Red Sox are one of several teams that have inquired about Florida reliever Leo Nunez. The 26-year-old righty, who has posted a 2.66 ERA with 23 saves this season, has also apparently drawn the interest of the Giants and Tigers. However, the Marlins have told clubs that Nunez isn’t available, at least at this point, but if they fall out of the race by July 31, that may change. (As of Saturday afternoon, Florida is eight games out in the division race, and 5.5 in the NL wild card standings.)

The Cubs are not likely to move veteran lefty Ted Lilly before the trade deadline, according to MLB.com. Lilly (3-8, 3.88 ERA) is in the final year of his contract with Chicago. and has a partial no-trade clause. He leads the Major Leagues in least amount of run support, and is 0-2 in four July starts with a 6.57 ERA.

The Dan Haren Sweepstakes are in full swing, as several reports indicate that the Diamondbacks are set on moving the right-hander before next week’s trade deadline. Arizona CEO Derrick Hall wouldn’t say there’s a current front-runner to land the 29-year-old, but it’s been reported that the Yankees, Twins, Tigers, Phillies, and Cardinals are all in the mix.

While New York has shown interest in Haren, there continue to be differing accounts as to what they would offer for them, with several reports saying that the Yankees would not try and land Haren at all costs. ESPN’s Buster Olney suggests New York doesn’t value Haren as highly as it did Cliff Lee, while SI.com’s Jon Heyman tweeted the Yankees are willing to surrender pitching prospects Ivan Nova and Zach McAllister and two other prospects for Haren, but they will not eat Haren’s contract and include Joba Chamberlain, the latter a point echoed by Bob Klapisch of the Bergen Record.

Cincinnati could be the landing spot for free agent wide receiver Terrell Owens. Bengals quarterback Carson Palmer has been working out on a regular basis with Owens, and has reportedly told Cincinnati management that Owens would be a real asset, according to ESPN. Owens, who met with the Bengals on a free-agent visit in March, also apparently has a strong ally in fellow receiver Chad Ochocinco — the two have promoted each others’ reality shows on VH-1. Earlier this week, Owens’ agent Drew Rosenhaus said he was “very confident” that Owens, who played last season for the Bills, would have a new team “within the next few weeks.”