CLEVELAND - Hall of Fame pitcher Bob Feller has returned home following surgery to have a pacemaker implanted.
Feller, 91, was released from the Cleveland Clinic earlier this month and had been staying at a rehab facility before returning to his home in Gates Mills, Ohio, on Tuesday, a family friend told The Associated Press.
The longtime Indians ace is doing well and will continue to receive outpatient treatment at the hospital, the friend said.
Feller also has undergone chemotherapy after being diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia in August.
Feller won a club record 266 games in an 18-year career with Cleveland.
Mets interview Hahn for vacant GM post
NEW YORK - The New York Mets have interviewed Chicago White Sox assistant general manager Rick Hahn in their search to hire a general manager.
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Hahn spent several hours Tuesday at Citi Field talking to chief operating officer Jeff Wilpon, assistant general manager John Ricco and other team executives.
Former Arizona GM Josh Byrnes will meet with the Mets today. The Mets interviewed ex-Kansas City GM Allard Baird on Monday.
Macha, Banister talk to Pirates
PITTSBURGH - Former Brewers manager Ken Macha and Jeff Banister have interviewed as the Pittsburgh Pirates search for their next manager.
Macha, a Pittsburgh-area native, was fired this month after going 157-167 in two seasons with Milwaukee. Banister has been in the Pirates' organization for 25 years.
The Pirates previously interviewed ex-major-league managers John Gibbons and Eric Wedge, and former Arizona coach Bo Porter.
