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Major League Baseball has the perfect gift to bust a budget in a recession.
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, who lost in a bid to purchase to the Chicago Cubs, apparently still has some interest in owning a Major League Baseball team.
All those meetings on the mound called by catcher Jorge Posada and the New York Yankees are giving Major League Baseball pause, too.
With as many as four World Series games scheduled in November, Major League Baseball and FOX could take a financial hit if northeastern skies drop a deep chill or some white stuff on New York or Philadelphia.
Stung by a rash of blown calls in the playoffs, Major League Baseball is breaking tradition and sticking with only experienced umpires for the World Series.
Far be it from me to accuse Major League Baseball of stacking the postseason deck in favor of the Yankees. I’ll let somebody else make that accusation and pretend I’m above such scandalous speculation.
Whatever revenge Saints tight end Jeremy Shockey believes he can exact against the Giants this weekend will be hollow as a drum.
Ron Gardenhire was still miffed about a fair ball ruled foul when the Minnesota manager was asked whether Major League Baseball should extend the use of instant replay.
Tigers general manager Dave Dombrowski does not agree with Major League Baseball's decision to suspend Detroit pitcher Jeremy Bonderman while only fining Twins pitcher Jose Mijares.
The AP-Knowledge Networks poll on baseball was conducted Sept. 14-21, 2009, and is based on interviews of 559 adults who said they are fairly or very interested in Major League Baseball.
Angels manager Mike Scioscia isn't commenting on talks with Major League Baseball officials about umpires' complaints against the team's coaching staff.
Yankees catcher Jorge Posada and Toronto pitcher Jesse Carlson each were suspended for three games and fined Wednesday by Major League Baseball for their roles in a bench-clearing brawl.
Major League Baseball will not punish Alex Rodriguez after completing its investigation into whether he lied about his use of performance-enhancing drugs, the New York Times reported Saturday.
A federal appellate judge has ordered the preservation of all evidence that allegedly shows 104 Major League Baseball players tested positive for steroids in 2003.
ESPN and Major League Baseball have agreed to switch the starting time of a Yankees-Red Sox game to avoid conflicting with Yom Kippur, the holiest day on the Jewish calendar.
The infamous list that tarnished America's pastime and some of its biggest stars soon will be back in the hands of the Major League Baseball Players' Union.
When he was a kid, Mike Rizzo wanted a job in the majors. As a player, not an executive.
Roku says its pioneering Internet video set-top box is adding its first live feed, from Major League Baseball.
Boston star Kevin Youkilis and Detroit pitcher Rick Porcello were suspended for five games each Wednesday and fined by Major League Baseball, a day after their brawl at Fenway Park.
Baseball's No. 2 official takes David Ortiz at his word that over-the-counter supplements and vitamins likely caused him to wind up on a list of alleged drug users.
Milwaukee Brewers star Prince Fielder and Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Guillermo Mota were fined Thursday for their run-in this week. Major League Baseball will not suspend them. The amounts of the fines were not disclosed.
Roger Clemens' former personal trainer sued him Friday over allegations of steroid use, claiming the Major League Baseball star ruined his reputation by branding him a liar.
David Ortiz spent the afternoon answering questions about drugs, not his big home run.
The Florida Marlins and representatives from Major League Baseball broke ground Saturday with South Florida officials on the team's new, retractable-roof stadium in Miami's Little Havana neighborhood, saying the long-awaited ballpark will capture the city's youthful spirit and the attention of baseball fans across the globe.
Every time Tony La Russa walks onto a field, it's serious. So the St. Louis Cardinals manager wants to see a competitive All-Star game.
A dose of persepctive from Philadelphia's Jamie MoyerNine days from birthday 47, Jamie Moyer is back doing what he loves. Helping others.
Here we are are about 30 hours away from the start of the World Series and so far these Major League Baseball playoffs have been all about Alex Rodriguez.
Has MLB never seen the "Dewey beats Truman" picture? Clearly they haven't because there is just no justification for this ridiculous act. I was reading the Los Angeles Times and look what I found.
Fans in the New York market will be torn Sunday Night. Because of the rain in New York Saturday night Game 6 of the American League Championship Series between the New York Yankees and the Los Angeles of Anaheim has been postponed to Sunday night.
A week ago Thursday, I was sitting watching the Dodgers-Cubs game with my mom. We got to talking about who we thought would be in the playoffs and who we wanted to win the World Series.
Court: Investigators wrong to seize MLB drug list - ESPNThe 9th Circuit Court of Appeals says that the gov't overreached in taking the list and samples when they only had a very limited warrant.
Lenny Dykstra Files For Bankruptcy "Former Philadelphia Phillies and New York Mets outfielder Lenny Dykstra filed for bankruptcy in California Tuesday.
8 Crazy Moments In Japanese BaseballOn the slow news day, take a trip down memory lane and watch these 8 classic moments from Japanese Baseball
No fantasy: Yahoo sues NFL players groupYahoo has sued the NFL Players Association, claiming it shouldn't have to pay royalties to use players' statistics, photos and other data in its popular online fantasy football game because the information is already publicly available.
Mariners fans should be embarrassed by Red Sox fans' takeover of Safeco FieldThe folks at the Pyramid Alehouse across from Safeco Field are getting set up. The ever-annoying scalpers are already circling the park, knowing that tonight's game will be one of the few well-attended ones this season. Red Sox fans are getting ready, too.
New Tech Results in "Giant" Savings for San FranciscoLast winter, the team migrated to a new $1 million-plus VoIP telecommunications system from ShoreTel for its ballpark, AT&T Park, abandoning its legacy system, which--ironically--was provided by AT&T.
Jim Thome | All About News And NewsJim Thome also known as James Howard Jim Thome a designated hitter of Major League Baseball for the Chicago White Sox was born August 27, 1970 in Peoria, Illinois. He joined Cleveland Indians for the first time in 1991 as a third baseman.....
Just like the C list, these are the players that are going to be your team's life blood for being crowned the 2009 All American Home Run Derby champion! Most of these players are lifetime 20 + home run hitters because they don't have enough muscle or pop in their lumber to clear …
Off day gives Braves Nation time to enjoy season-opening victoryMy oh my, how much better this feels, doesn't it Braves Nation?
Lowe and powerful: Braves open season with resounding W at PhillyDerek Lowe fired eight innings of two-hit, shutout ball in his Atlanta debut, and homers from Brian McCann, Jeff Francoeur and Jordan Schafer powered the Braves to a 4-1 victory at Philadelphia in the first game of the 2009 season.
These are the players that are just a cut below the A List players, but have the ability to put up some big time home run totals every time they step in the batters box.
Schafer stands out as Braves drop spring openerOutfield phenom Jordan Schafer hit a solo homer, stole a base, scored two runs and displayed a strong throwing arm as the Atlanta Braves opened the Grapefruit League season with a 5-4 loss to Detroit.
Reports: Braves reach deal with Garret AndersonThe Braves capped a topsy-turvy week Sunday by finalizing a one-year deal with free-agent Garret Anderson on Sunday.
Junior will sign, Braves Nation, so get some sleepRelax, Braves Nation. Ken Griffey Jr. is going to sign with your team, probably as soon as today. So get some sleep.
Braves Nation buzzing about two old-school G'sFor all the talk surrounding a new day for the Atlanta Braves, the white-hot focus of Braves Nation this morning rests on two old-school G's: Ken Griffey Jr. and Tom Glavine.
Junior eyes Braves: Griffey, team have mutual interestKen Griffey Jr. a Brave? Looks like it could happen. The Braves are squarely in the mix for the future Hall of Famer, according to several published reports. In Griffey, the Braves would land a powerful stick to platoon with Matt Diaz in left field.
Report: Braves sign Lowe to four-year dealThe darkest offseason in Atlanta Braves history just took a dramatic swing north.
Report: Amphetamines still in play in MLBMajor League Baseball's anti-doping administrator on Friday released a summary of results from 3,486 urine samples collected last season, and the report by Dr. Bryan Smith shows amphetamine use continues in the sport despite a 2006 ban.
Anxious Braves Nation awaits Furcal's decisionThe Atlanta Braves, and their anxious fan base, awaits Rafael Furcal to decide between coming home to the Braves or remaining in Los Angeles.
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