Rockies signed RHP Jason Bergmann to a minor league contract.

The Rockies signed him away from the Camden Riversharks of the independent Atlantic League. The 30-year-old right-hander has a 5.04 ERA over six seasons in the majors, all with the Nationals. He hasn't appeared in the big leagues since 2010.

Athletics signed RHP Jason Bergmann to a minor league contract.

Bergmann was assigned to Double-A Midland. The veteran right-hander signed a minor league contract with the Red Sox over the winter, but his deal was voided due to a shoulder injury.

Red Sox voided the minor league contract of RHP Jason Bergmann.

The Red Sox were evidently unaware of Bergmann's shoulder injury when they signed him, thus the move to void the contract. Bergmann, who has yet to start throwing, will now have to catch on with another club.

Jason Bergmann (shoulder) has yet to start throwing.

Bergmann was shut down last week due to shoulder discomfort. The good news is that the strength in his shoulder is improving, so he should be back on a mound pretty soon. The 29-year-old right-hander signed a minor league contract with the BoSox in December.

Jason Bergman has been shut down indefinitely due to what is being termed a "shoulder hindrance."

The Red Sox won't ask him to begin throwing again until he no longer feels discomfort in his right shoulder. Bergmann inked a minor league contract with the Red Sox this winter and was hoping to gain consideration for a big league bullpen gig. It's not known when he might be back on his feet.

Red Sox signed RHP Jason Bergmann to a minor league contract.

Bergmann was shuffled back and forth from the rotation to the bullpen in his six years with the Nationals but never had sustained success despite some nice numbers when he pitched in relief in the minors. It's a decent depth add for the Red Sox, but Bergmann is unlikely to crack the opening day roster.

Nationals sent RHP Jason Bergmann outright to Triple-A Syracuse.

The Cubs or another team in need of relief help could have done a lot worse than taking a flier on Bergmann. However, he went unclaimed on waivers, meaning he'll head back to Triple-A for at least a little while.

According to Adam Kilgore of the Washington Post, the Nationals failed to find an offer they liked for Jason Bergmann.

The Blue Jays were one team rumored to have interest. Bergmann was designated for assignment by the club earlier this month. He's currently on waivers and could be outrighted, claimed by another team or become a free agent. A resolution is expected at some point today.

MLB.com's Bill Ladson reports that the Blue Jays have some interest in Jason Bergmann, who was recently designated for assignment by the Nationals.

Livan Hernandez's incredible start makes Bergmann a little more expendable, but given the struggles the rest of the rotation has had, it would seem unlikely that the Nationals would be willing to part with another option cheaply. Still, if the Jays make them a good offer, Bergmann is expendable with Steven Strasburg just a phone call away.

Nationals designated RHP Jason Bergmann for assignment.

Bergmann was cleared in order to make room for Thursday's starter Scott Olsen on the 40-man roster. The 28-year-old right-hander posted a 4.50 ERA and 1.56 WHIP in 56 relief appearances with the Nationals last season. He had allowed four runs in 2 1/3 innings of work this season.