Economy may affect NBA team rosters

The still-scuffling U.S. economy may keep some NBA teams from starting the season with a full, 15-player roster, according to a survey of all 30 franchises by The Associated Press.

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Home Game: Cards' Pujols leads All-Star voting

Albert Pujols will be in a familiar spot when St. Louis hosts the 80th All-Star game. Boston knuckleballer Tim Wakefield is headed for a brand new situation. Pujols was the leading vote-getter in balloting for the Midsummer Classic announced Sunday by Major League Baseball, giving the Cardinals first baseman the start in his home ballpark.

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Baseball expands All-Star rosters to 33

Baseball is expanding All-Star rosters yet again.

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Peavy, Oswalt lead United States rotation for WBC

It's going to be awfully crowded out there in the bullpen.

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Jeter, Pedroia on provisional US roster for WBC

The thought of Derek Jeter and Dustin Pedroia turning double plays together is probably enough to make Yankees and Red Sox fans cringe.

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Bosox, Cubs each put 7 players on All-Star rosters

Maybe Manny Ramirez, Alfonso Soriano and the rest of the Boston Red Sox and Chicago Cubs should just play their own All-Star game.

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2006 All-Star Rosters

Rosters for the 2006 All-Star game, to be played July 11 at PNC Park in Pittsburgh (x-injured, will not play; y-injury replacement; z-will not attend; zy-replacement):

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Is it possible for a team to reach a defining moment just nine games into an 82-game season? Philadelphia Flyers owner Ed Snider isn't the only one who thinks so.

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