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MLB Suspends First Player for Failed HGH Test

Colorado Rockies minor leaguer Mike Jacobs became the first North American professional sports league athlete to be suspended for testing positive for human growth hormone, Major League Baseball (MLB) said Thursday.

Dodgers did not pay owner McCourt in last 2 years

The bankrupt Los Angeles Dodgers baseball team has not paid or lent money to team owner Frank McCourt over the last two years, the team's chief financial officer told creditors on Wednesday.

U.S. Court Security Probed Over Clemens Baseballs

Security officers at a U.S. courthouse are under investigation for receiving baseballs autographed by former pitching ace Roger Clemens, who faces perjury charges, the U.S. Marshals Service said on Tuesday.

Sinatra Estate Steps to Plate in Dodgers Chapter 11

The estate of Frank Sinatra, a long-time Los Angeles Dodgers fan, has joined four other season ticket holders to ask a bankruptcy judge for an official say in the baseball team's future.

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Former Third Baseman, 3 Others Charged With Insider Trading

A former Major League baseball player and three others were charged and fined by the SEC on Thursday for their insider trading in 2009.

A - Rod Gambling: Suspension to Follow After Warning in 2005? (MLB)

The Yankees slugger may miss additional games as he recovers from knee surgery.

New York Yankees Alex Rodriguez steals third base against Texas Rangers in New York

MLB investigating A-Rod over poker playing allegations

Major League Baseball (MLB) said on Wednesday it has launched an investigation into Alex Rodriguez following reports that the New York Yankees slugger took part in high-stakes underground poker games.

Frank and Jamie McCourt during their divorce trial in Los Angeles

Los Angeles Dodgers Caught in Frank McCourt Divorce Fiasco

The couple?s split could now be the costliest in California history.

New York Yankees starting pitcher Hideki Irabu throws against the Toronto Blue Jays in the first inning of their game at New York's Yankee Stadium

Former Yankees pitcher Irabu dead in apparent suicide

Former Major League Baseball pitcher Hideki Irabu, who started for the New York Yankees for three seasons in the late 1990s, was found dead at his Los Angeles-area home in an apparent suicide, the coroner's office said on Thursday.

Ex-Yankee Hideki Irabu Dead in Los Angeles Home

Former Major League Baseball pitcher Hideki Irabu, who started for the New York Yankees for three seasons in the late 1990s, was found dead at his Los Angeles-area home of an apparent suicide, the coroner's office said on Thursday.

Beltran ready to start with Giants after trade by Mets

Prized catch Carlos Beltran was expected to make his debut in the San Francisco Giants outfield at Philadelphia Thursday after being acquired in a trade with the New York Mets.

Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher Ervin Santana throws in the first inning against the Oakland Athletics during the second game of their MLB American League baseball doubleheader in Oakland, California

Angels' Santana tosses no-hitter against Indians

Los Angeles Angels pitcher Ervin Santana pitched the third no-hitter of the Major League Baseball (MLB) season when he collected 10 strikeouts in a 3-1 victory over the Cleveland Indians on Wednesday.

Actress Minka Kelly Dating Yankees Hero Derek Jeter?

Currently, the Yankees' batter is dating Friday Night Lights actress Minka Kelly.

Philadelphia Phillies against the Houston Astros in MLB Opening Day?

The Philadelphia Phillies opened the season today, after a less than inspiring first eight innings of the 2011 Major League Baseball (MLB) season against their old nemesis, the Houston Astros.

Seattle Mariners left fielder Milton Bradley doubles in the third inning during a MLB spring training baseball game against the Chicago White Sox in Glendale

Five Reasons Why Baseball Is Better Than Football

In the United States, both baseball and football fans are passionate about their favorite sport and claim that their sport is the number one in America.

Robert DuPuy (center) has rejoined law firm Foley & Lardner's sports industry practice group in New York as a partner

Bob DuPuy rejoins Foley & Lardner after long stint as MLB president

Robert Bob DuPuy, former Major League Baseball (MLB) president, has rejoined law firm Foley & Lardner's sports industry practice group in New York as a partner.