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AP, San Diego
The World Baseball Classic is heading to Hollywood, and what could be more marquee than Daisuke Matsuzaka against Jake Peavy at Dodger Stadium?
made popular Mar 20 2009
AP, Los Angeles
Evan Longoria has replaced Chipper Jones on the United States roster for the semifinal round of the World Baseball Classic.
made popular Mar 20 2009
AP, Miami
United States manager Davey Johnson was right to have reservations about playing Adam Dunn at first base.
made popular Mar 19 2009
AP, Miami
Hobbled and humbled in the World Baseball Classic, Team USA is still swinging.
made popular Mar 18 2009
AP, Miami
Ramon Hernandez was correctly awarded a home run Monday night following a bungled replay review during Venezuela’s 2-0 victory over Puerto Rico at the World...
made popular Mar 17 2009
AP, Miami
Venezuela’s Ramon Hernandez has been awarded a home run following a replay review in the World Baseball Classic.
made popular Mar 17 2009
AP, Miami
Magglio Ordonez received a mix of boos and cheers from Venezuela fans Monday night at the World Baseball Classic.
made popular Mar 17 2009
AP, Miami
Team USA manager Davey Johnson already knows what he would do if injuries got so bad in the World Baseball Classic that he ran out of certain position players: He would...
made popular Mar 16 2009
AP, Miami
Baseball looked more like America’s national pastime Sunday night.
made popular Mar 16 2009
AP, Miami
Chipper Jones will miss the rest of the World Baseball Classic because of a strain in his right side.
made popular Mar 16 2009
AP, San Diego
Dice-K is more than OK with the World Baseball Classic _ and Petco Park.
made popular Mar 15 2009
AP, Miami
Chipper Jones was scratched from the U.S. lineup when he aggravated a strain in his right side.
made popular Mar 15 2009
AP, Caracas
President Hugo Chavez has come to the defense of Magglio Ordonez, slamming Venezuelan baseball fans who booed the major leaguer at the World Baseball Classic.
made popular Mar 15 2009
AP, Miami
Dustin Pedroia will miss the rest of the World Baseball Classic because of a strained muscle on his left side, but the injury isn’t considered serious.
made popular Mar 15 2009
AP, Miami
Jake Peavy lasted only two innings, and Team USA could soon be gone, too.
made popular Mar 15 2009
AP, Miami
Manager Davey Johnson is back in the United States dugout.
made popular Mar 15 2009
AP, Miami
Dustin Pedroia has been placed on the disabled list for the second round of the World Baseball Classic because of a strained muscle on his left side, but he says the...
made popular Mar 15 2009
AP, Miami
The catcalls started from the moment Magglio Ordonez was introduced Saturday, a nasty serenade by a mostly Venezuelan crowd at the World Baseball Classic.
made popular Mar 15 2009
AP, Miami
Dustin Pedroia has been scratched from the United States lineup at the World Baseball Classic because of a strained muscle on his left side.
made popular Mar 14 2009
AP, Miami
Miguel Cabrera and Jose Lopez each had solo home runs to power Venezuela to a 3-1 win over the Netherlands in the second round of the World Baseball Classic on...
made popular Mar 14 2009
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Sometimes it becomes quite difficult to detect leukemia. Actually, leukemia is a kind of cancer that finds its roots in blood and sprouts out due to excess of abnormal...
made popular Nov 26 2006
Keeping feet cold may lead to cold. Earlier most of us regarded it as old wives’ tale. However, now you have a reason to pay heed to this notion because a new...
made popular Nov 20 2006
A new laser-trap technology capable of simulating white blood cells’ suspension has been developed by Japanese scientists. With it, a researcher can trap and hold...
made popular Oct 26 2006
Could you believe, cells in a rare kind of mouse helps to make other mice cancer free. Researchers at Wake Forest University had discovered a peculiar male mouse, seven...
made popular May 19 2006
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