Bruce Bochy, the manager of the National League team says he will be biased in choosing this year's players for the MLB All-Star Game.
Los Angeles Dodgers owner Frank McCourt filed for bankruptcy on Monday, following extended divorce proceedings with his estranged wife Jamie McCourt and Major League Baseball.
The Los Angeles Dodgers filed for bankruptcy protection Monday - a move they say they need to undertake to access much-needed cash from a proposed media rights deal that Major League Baseball rejected.
More distressing news for the Los Angeles Dodgers' ownership.
Did New York make a mistake in letting Jason Giambi leave the Bronx? After watching him go 3 for 4 last night, and after pondering his 1.082 OPS, Yankee fans have to be thinking, perhaps.
The former president wore sunglasses with hundreds of others.
A fire sale could stock the Mets' larder to the point of being overstuffed. It would also empty the seats at Citi Field even further this season, in a year with already poor attendance and dwindling revenue. So will the Mets be buyers or sellers?
New York Mets COO surprised fans yesterday by saying the team may be buyers at the trade deadline if the team continues to stay in contention for the NL Wild Card.
The St. Louis Cardinals said on Monday that All-Star first baseman Albert Pujols will be out 4 to 6 weeks after suffering a non-displaced fracture of his left radius, the forearm.
Who could obstruct the Bronx Bombers' path, assuming Boston wins the NL East division?
Celebrity bloggers, especially of the Hollywood variety, evoke a lot of skepticism in the lay public. When a famous website like Huffington Post offers concierge services to its busy celebrity bloggers, the question over authenticity also comes into picture.
Phil Hughes pitched 4 1/3 innings for the Single-A Staten Island Yankees yesterday, fanning seven batters and hitting 95 mph on the radar gun. The New York Yankees will likely get him back after the All-Star break, shoring up their starting rotation in time for the push in the pennant race.
It's that time of the season when general managers and owners look to shake up a stale or losing scenario by ceremoniously sacking their head coach. Who's next on the chopping block?
Agent Scott Boras, known for his tough negotiating tactics and for landing large and long-term contracts for baseball players, has been courting New York Mets shortstop Jose Reyes. Agents regularly meet with the clients of other agents, and Reyes has been pursued by agents in the past. But the Mets front office is likely nervous about Boras' activity.
The Oakland A's are featured in an upcoming movie starring Brad Pitt as A's General Manager Billy Beane. The movie dramatizes the GM's entrance into the A's and specifically looks into the successful 2003 A's season.
The San Francisco Giants gave their fans a memorable season last year by winning the team's first World Series in San Francisco since the team moved in 1958.
Scott Kazmir was released by the Los Angeles Angels yesterday after going 0-5 and allowing 30 runs (and hitting six batters) in 15 1/3 innings for Triple-A Salt Lake City, and Mets general manager Sandy Alderson refuses to rule out a return to New York for the 27-year-old pitcher.
One would think, considering that the Mets have lost 14 of their last 19 games in Atlanta, that gamesmanship wouldn't be necessary for the Braves. Think again.
LeBron James has been bashed in the media for his poor basketball play, quitting on the Cavs, quitting on the Heat in the fourth quarter, post-game pouting, and now the Miami Heat's star player is being based by Chicago Cubs minor league affiliate Peoria Chiefs.
Unfounded rumors are circulating that the New York Mets will start limiting how much they will use closer Francisco Rodriguez to prevent the team from having to pay the pitcher $17.5 million next season.
Johan Santana felt soreness in this shoulder while throwing off the mound, David Wright is limited to core exercises until June 24 at the earliest, and Ike Davis has been told to stay off his left ankle until June 22.
The Oakland Athletics are marred with injuries, a coaching change, and a seemingly insurmountable losing streak that may be their downfall for the 2011 season as the A's wallow in last place in their division.
