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Baseball owners unanimously ratified tougher drug testing rules Thursday, and commissioner Bud Selig said he will now turn his attention to whether maple bats have become dangerous.Players have until May 23 to ratify the drug agreement, which will...
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Major League Baseball and ESPN have signed a new digital rights agreement that will allow it to put baseball content on multiple platforms, including video game...
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Baseball umpires and management signed an agreement Wednesday that will allow the sport to start using instant replay to help determine calls on the field.
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AP, Tokyo
Former New York Yankees pitcher Hideki Irabu was arrested Wednesday for allegedly assaulting a bartender after drinking 20 mugs of beer, a police official said.
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Umpires want baseball to take another look at instant replay.
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Mark your calendars for the grand openings: The Yankees and Mets will inaugurate their new stadiums just two days apart next spring.
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AP, Washington
Major League Baseball owners voted unanimously Thursday to approve Bill Neukom as controlling owner of the San Francisco Giants.
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AP, Washington
Major league ballparks are being wired for instant replay, and commissioner Bud Selig says his “confidence is growing” that the technology to assist umpires...
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Daniel Murphy added to his stellar start, homering and driving in three runs to help John Maine and the New York Mets rout the Washington Nationals 12-0 Wednesday...
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AP, Houston
Roger Clemens’ lawyers asked a federal judge to reject attempts by Brian McNamee to dismiss the former pitcher’s defamation suit or have it moved from Texas...
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AP, Chicago
A 1909 Honus Wagner baseball card was sold for $1.62 million at a memorabilia auction in Chicago, a sports auction company said Saturday.
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AP, Chicago
An Arkansas man has bought a 1909 Honus Wagner baseball card for $1.62 million at a memorabilia auction in Chicago, a sports auction company said Saturday.
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AP, Los Angeles
Manny Ramirez showed up at Dodger Stadium with a new attitude, a new number and a willingness to cut his flowing dreadlocks. “I feel great, man. I’m...
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Most baseball executives would sooner admit reading romance novels than the sports pages, especially in the days leading up to the trading deadline. Usually,...
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AP, Miami
The Florida Marlins bolstered their bullpen Thursday by acquiring left-hander Arthur Rhodes from the Seattle Mariners for minor league right-hander Gaby Hernandez.
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AP, Boston
Manny Ramirez is headed to Hollywood. The Red Sox finally parted ways with their disgruntled slugger, sending him to the Los Angeles Dodgers in a startling, three-team...
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Ken Griffey Jr. is back in a pennant race.
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AP, Miami
The Florida Marlins bolstered their bullpen Thursday by acquiring left-hander Arthur Rhodes from the Seattle Mariners for minor league right-hander Gaby Hernandez.
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AP, Cincinnati
Ken Griffey Jr. agreed Thursday to accept a trade to the Chicago White Sox, leaving it up to the commissioner’s office to approve the deal because money is...
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AP, Cincinnati
Ken Griffey Jr. is deciding whether he would approve a trade from the Cincinnati Reds to the Chicago White Sox, a person with knowledge of the discussions tells The...
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AP, Houston
The New York Yankees traded reliever LaTroy Hawkins to the Houston Astros on Wednesday for minor league infielder Matt Cusick.
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Major league ballparks are being wired for instant replay, and commissioner Bud Selig says his “confidence is growing” that the technology to assist umpires...
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Baseball commissioner Bud Selig says the sport’s drug-testing program was threatened when federal prosecutors seized player records and samples in 2004.In a...
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AP, Milwaukee
Bud Selig expects owners to approved a toughened drug agreement when they meet Thursday.”We have no controversy. None. Zero,” the baseball commissioner said...
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AP, New York
Baseball commissioner Bud Selig hinted strongly Thursday that management officials implicated in the Mitchell Report won’t be suspended or fined.Speaking to the...
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AP, Phoenix
Bud Selig has no plans to read any of Barry Bonds’ grand jury testimony that was ordered released by a judge just over a week ago.”No, I don’t think...
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AP, Scottsdale
Bud Selig says he isn’t trying to keep Barry Bonds out of baseball, and the commissioner told the Houston Astros it’s up to them whether to have Roger...
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AP, Scottsdale
San Francisco Giants owner Peter Magowan has met with baseball commissioner Bud Selig about the club’s prominent mention in the Mitchell Report.Magowan, in the...
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AP, Madison
Baseball commissioner Bud Selig is still reviewing cases of players accused of taking performance-enhancing drugs outlined in the Mitchell Report.Selig initially hoped...
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AP, Scottsdale
Bud Selig was given a three-year extension as baseball commissioner through the 2012 season.The unanimous decision made at Thursday’s owners’ meeting came...
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Bud Selig could be baseball commissioner for life if he wanted. His backing among owners is as strong as ever after the Mitchell Report, which accused owners and...
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AP, New York
Bud Selig could be baseball commissioner for life if he wanted.His backing among owners is as strong as ever after the Mitchell Report, which accused owners and players...
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AP, Phoenix
Baseball commissioner Bud Selig, a staunch opponent of instant replay, is willing to let major league general managers examine whether it should be used.”I...
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Baseball commissioner Bud Selig answers a question at a press conference during an appearance at Notre Dame University in South Bend, Ind. in this Feb. 12, 2008 file photo. Selig earned about $14.5 million in baseball’s latest fiscal year, roughly the...
