added 2008 Fri Jul 4 14:40:12 by Bukowsky
Tests of syringes and other steroid paraphernalia that trainer Brian McNamee submitted to federal agents will test positive for Roger Clemens' DNA, according to a brief filed in court by McNamee's lawyers.
Tests of syringes and other steroid paraphernalia that trainer Brian McNamee submitted to federal agents will test positive for Roger Clemens' DNA, according to a brief filed in court by McNamee's lawyers.
added 2008 Thu Jul 3 22:30:08 by TalSiach
First off, if you love Baseball, skip this post for a minute and go claim one of the 1,000 beta accounts we have for Baseball Boss - click ?register? on the top left and use the code ?techcrunch? to get in. Then come back here and see why you?ll be glad you did.
First off, if you love Baseball, skip this post for a minute and go claim one of the 1,000 beta accounts we have for Baseball Boss - click ?register? on the top left and use the code ?techcrunch? to get in. Then come back here and see why you?ll be glad you did.
added 2008 Thu Jul 3 19:50:07 by ajs508
When RBI heard of the terrible mishap, we asked around to find out what exactly it means to ?fracture a testicle".....
When RBI heard of the terrible mishap, we asked around to find out what exactly it means to ?fracture a testicle".....
added 2008 Thu Jul 3 0:00:24 by TalSiach
San Quentin, Calif.- As a baseball manager, Kent Philpott has to navigate many of the usual challenges on the diamond: player egos, varied skills at the plate, and uneven levels of motivation. But he also confronts a few unusual problems. When he benches someone or cuts them from the team, it's likely to be an armed robber, drug dealer, or murderer
San Quentin, Calif.- As a baseball manager, Kent Philpott has to navigate many of the usual challenges on the diamond: player egos, varied skills at the plate, and uneven levels of motivation. But he also confronts a few unusual problems. When he benches someone or cuts them from the team, it's likely to be an armed robber, drug dealer, or murderer
added 2008 Wed Jul 2 16:06:07 by louiebaur
Now branded with an asterisk, the ball Barry Bonds launched for his record 756th home run nearly a year ago landed Tuesday night in the Hall of Fame.
Now branded with an asterisk, the ball Barry Bonds launched for his record 756th home run nearly a year ago landed Tuesday night in the Hall of Fame.
added 2008 Wed Jul 2 2:20:04 by jaybol
Asterisk or not, the ball Barry Bonds launched for his record-breaking 756th home run won't land in the Hall of Fame.The Hall said Tuesday recent talks with fashion designer Marc Ecko, who bought the souvenir for more than $750,000 last September, had "unfortunately reached an impasse."
Asterisk or not, the ball Barry Bonds launched for his record-breaking 756th home run won't land in the Hall of Fame.The Hall said Tuesday recent talks with fashion designer Marc Ecko, who bought the souvenir for more than $750,000 last September, had "unfortunately reached an impasse."
added 2008 Tue Jul 1 14:56:46 by LewP
This season?s top pitchers have not equaled the élan of their predecessors from 1968, but their craft seems to be on the rise.
This season?s top pitchers have not equaled the élan of their predecessors from 1968, but their craft seems to be on the rise.
added 2008 Tue Jul 1 6:20:07 by bamafun
By Ben Klayman CHICAGO (Reuters) - A couple of times a year, David Holzhammer drives more than 200 miles from his home in Iowa City, Iowa, to see the Chicago Cubs play baseball. That is a luxury he is not giving up, despite high gas prices and other...
By Ben Klayman CHICAGO (Reuters) - A couple of times a year, David Holzhammer drives more than 200 miles from his home in Iowa City, Iowa, to see the Chicago Cubs play baseball. That is a luxury he is not giving up, despite high gas prices and other...
added 2008 Mon Jun 30 17:35:10 by badwithcomputer
BROOKLYN, NY?Mark Mendicus, 26-year-old Staples employee and principal owner of the fantasy baseball team Beat With Uggla Stick, blasted his underperforming team in the media Monday, going so far as to single out individual players, criticize their recent play, and question their commitment to winning.
BROOKLYN, NY?Mark Mendicus, 26-year-old Staples employee and principal owner of the fantasy baseball team Beat With Uggla Stick, blasted his underperforming team in the media Monday, going so far as to single out individual players, criticize their recent play, and question their commitment to winning.
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added 2008 Mon Jun 30 14:38:14 by jaybol
Baseball is the best game in part because every night you go to the ballpark, you might see something you've never seen before. No other sport can say that like baseball can, and Saturday night at Dodger Stadium was just such a night, a night that made no sense.
Baseball is the best game in part because every night you go to the ballpark, you might see something you've never seen before. No other sport can say that like baseball can, and Saturday night at Dodger Stadium was just such a night, a night that made no sense.
added 2008 Sun Jun 29 21:02:49 by TalSiach
Behind the disappearing art of the knuckleballers in MLB.
Behind the disappearing art of the knuckleballers in MLB.
added 2008 Sat Jun 28 1:50:10 by Bukowsky
You've probably already seen the recent "Ball Girl Makes Incredible Catch" video that is making the rounds on the internet. In the 39-second clip, a ball girl at Fresno's Chukchansi Park climbs the left-field wall to make an amazing leaping catch. Well, at least some of what appears in that video actually happened. Here's what really happened....
You've probably already seen the recent "Ball Girl Makes Incredible Catch" video that is making the rounds on the internet. In the 39-second clip, a ball girl at Fresno's Chukchansi Park climbs the left-field wall to make an amazing leaping catch. Well, at least some of what appears in that video actually happened. Here's what really happened....
added 2008 Fri Jun 27 23:50:29 by ajs508
The question is; what really did happened that night in bed, and I?m almost sure his son was nowhere to be found??
The question is; what really did happened that night in bed, and I?m almost sure his son was nowhere to be found??
added 2008 Thu Jun 26 22:11:05 by insaincain02
Fresno State arrived at the College World Series as the ultimate underdog. A No. 4 regional seed had never reached Omaha, let alone won the national title. The Bulldogs did both, and are now considered the lowest seeded team to ever win an NCAA tournament title
Fresno State arrived at the College World Series as the ultimate underdog. A No. 4 regional seed had never reached Omaha, let alone won the national title. The Bulldogs did both, and are now considered the lowest seeded team to ever win an NCAA tournament title
added 2008 Thu Jun 26 21:40:13 by LewP
You know what baseball needs more of? Physical fistfights between general managers and players. Imagine the fisticuffs that would ensue between Jon Daniels and Milton Bradley. Jim Bowden and Elijah Dukes.
You know what baseball needs more of? Physical fistfights between general managers and players. Imagine the fisticuffs that would ensue between Jon Daniels and Milton Bradley. Jim Bowden and Elijah Dukes.
added 2008 Tue Jun 24 21:10:09 by ohnoerino
Check out these cool interactive baseball cards for the Chicago Cubs and the Chicago White Sox. Built in Flash w/ an XML feed to keep all of the players' stats current.
Check out these cool interactive baseball cards for the Chicago Cubs and the Chicago White Sox. Built in Flash w/ an XML feed to keep all of the players' stats current.
added 2008 Tue Jun 24 14:30:56 by BCCStu
The ballpark organist Lambert Bartak is a reminder of how ballparks used to sound, and feel, and how they increasingly do not.
The ballpark organist Lambert Bartak is a reminder of how ballparks used to sound, and feel, and how they increasingly do not.
added 2008 Mon Jun 23 19:10:41 by ajs508
How often does it actually happen in the MLB? You may be suprised!
How often does it actually happen in the MLB? You may be suprised!
added 2008 Mon Jun 23 16:25:50 by badwithcomputer
A minor league ball girl makes an incredible catch on a foul ball in left field. Her coach later informed her that there is no crying in Baseball.
A minor league ball girl makes an incredible catch on a foul ball in left field. Her coach later informed her that there is no crying in Baseball.
added 2008 Wed Jun 18 15:04:16 by diggleague
Eric Chavez, Oakland A?s -- Threadbare shoulder tendons, bulging discs in his back - Chavez has fewer unmolested body parts than Jenna Jameson.
Eric Chavez, Oakland A?s -- Threadbare shoulder tendons, bulging discs in his back - Chavez has fewer unmolested body parts than Jenna Jameson.
added 2008 Tue Jun 17 22:52:09 by MediaSight
Willie Randolph will be replaced by the bench coach Jerry Manuel. Also fired were two coaches, pitching coach Rick Peterson and first-base coach Tom Nieto.
Willie Randolph will be replaced by the bench coach Jerry Manuel. Also fired were two coaches, pitching coach Rick Peterson and first-base coach Tom Nieto.
added 2008 Tue Jun 17 19:50:51 by optimusprime01
It's every general manager's nightmare: shelling out millions for players who can't stay on the field. Whether because of chronic injuries or just poor play, some highly paid pros just don't hold up their end of the bargain.
It's every general manager's nightmare: shelling out millions for players who can't stay on the field. Whether because of chronic injuries or just poor play, some highly paid pros just don't hold up their end of the bargain.
added 2008 Sun Jun 15 18:11:13 by ajs508
MLB players have now put the glove on both hands and instead of a baseball game you get WWE smackdown as one player usually sends both teams ?cannon-balling? onto the field..
MLB players have now put the glove on both hands and instead of a baseball game you get WWE smackdown as one player usually sends both teams ?cannon-balling? onto the field..
added 2008 Wed Jun 11 17:29:58 by Bukowsky
Apparently, Viagra has become a popular pick-me-up for athletes looking for an edge on the field and perhaps some frisky behavior off of it, according to The Daily News in New York. You'll never look at the phrase "performance-enhancing drugs" in quite the same way again.
Apparently, Viagra has become a popular pick-me-up for athletes looking for an edge on the field and perhaps some frisky behavior off of it, according to The Daily News in New York. You'll never look at the phrase "performance-enhancing drugs" in quite the same way again.
added 2008 Tue Jun 10 7:41:38 by anderzole
Ken Griffey Jr. hit his 600th home run on Monday night, completing his long ascent and becoming the sixth player in history to reach that milestone. Griffey joined Barry Bonds, Hank Aaron, Babe Ruth, Willie Mays and Sammy Sosa.
Ken Griffey Jr. hit his 600th home run on Monday night, completing his long ascent and becoming the sixth player in history to reach that milestone. Griffey joined Barry Bonds, Hank Aaron, Babe Ruth, Willie Mays and Sammy Sosa.
added 2008 Tue Jun 10 3:10:24 by Bukowsky
Are players using an ADD diagnosis to evade the amphetamine ban?
Are players using an ADD diagnosis to evade the amphetamine ban?
added 2008 Sat Jun 7 0:50:03 by DeathWish808
The Tampa Bay Devil Rays douchebag pitcher beans the Boston Red Sox batter intentionally and a bench clearing brawl ensues.
The Tampa Bay Devil Rays douchebag pitcher beans the Boston Red Sox batter intentionally and a bench clearing brawl ensues.
added 2008 Thu Jun 5 8:34:18 by LewP
Four years ago Josh Hamilton was a junkie strung out in a trailer park. Today he's the Texas Rangers' star center fielder poised for a breakout season no one could have predicted.
Four years ago Josh Hamilton was a junkie strung out in a trailer park. Today he's the Texas Rangers' star center fielder poised for a breakout season no one could have predicted.
