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RSSNoted as a face-off specialist, Yanic Perreault, has signed a one-year contract with the Phoenix Coyotes as an unrestricted free agent. The 35-year old is beyond doubt one of the greatest player in the NHL. He has played with Los Angles, Toronto,...
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For the rich New York baseball fans who take their fan status a bit too seriously, Austrian Swarovski has teamed up with Major League Baseball to create a crystallized...
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For a samurai, his sword is believed to be the “soul” of his warriorship. A samurai sword, also known as a Katana, holds an important place in Japan’s...
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One blogger has received some major league attention from baseball player Raul Ibanez after insinuating that the athlete’s stellar start to the season might be a...
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I picked interest in baseball when Sammy Sosa and Jerry McGwire were pursuing the homerun title. It was so exciting that for a long time all I knew about baseball was...
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AP, Madison
Baseball commissioner Bud Selig will give the commencement address to University of Wisconsin graduates later this month.
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AP, Lynchburg
An assistant professor at Liberty University in Virginia has died after being hit by a baseball at a neighboring college athletic field.
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AP, New York
Baseball commissioner Bud Selig says the New York Yankees and Mets will be discussing whether to adjust their ticket prices after seeing premium seats remain empty at...
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AP, Tallahassee
Baseball fans keep turning out for spring training games in Florida.
made popular Apr 21 2009
AP, Miami
Baseball looked more like America’s national pastime Sunday night.
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In American parlance on the Middle East Arabs in generals and Palestinians in particular are consistently and thoroughly dehumanized.
We are told that we do not value...
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AP, New York
The biggest on-field accessory might be missing when baseball’s most expensive stadium opens on April 16.
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Softball chose to go its own way for the Olympics, rejecting a proposal from baseball for a joint bid to get reinstated for the 2016 Summer Games.
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AP, Lausanne
The head of the World Anti-Doping Agency called on Major League Baseball to be as open as possible about steroids, arguing against any premature closure of cases...
made popular Feb 24 2009
AP, Jupiter
Baseball union head Donald Fehr rejects the suggestion many players are under suspicion because 104 of them tested positive for drug use in 2003, including Alex...
made popular Feb 23 2009
AP, Moraga
The University of Oregon ushered in the return of its baseball program after 28 seasons with a 5-3 victory over Saint Mary’s.
made popular Feb 21 2009
Before a throng of 200 reporters with flashing cameras and microphones, Alex Rodriguez confessed to his steroid use this past Tuesday.
At 1:30 pm eastern, the Yankee...
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Baseball’s players’ union distributed a memo at spring training camps Tuesday with information about 2003 drug testing, handing out the legal-sized sheets...
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AP, Viera
Baseball’s players’ union is distributing a memo at spring training camps with information about the sport’s 2003 drug survey.
made popular Feb 17 2009
AP, Falmouth
A Falmouth man accused of assaulting a New York tourist with a baseball bat because he thought he was a Yankees fan will not serve jail time if he stays out of...
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St. Louis slugger Albert Pujols says he will not play for the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic because of insurance issues.
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We’ve heard about players getting hurt while sneezing, while sleepwalking through a nightmare about spiders and after kicking an iron bar stool.
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