Rangers vs. Cardinals: 8 Things You Didn't Know About Game 6

Fifty-one years ago, Major League Baseball's American League added two franchises, including the Washington Senators, who were replacing a team that went by that exact name from 1901-60 before moving to Minnesota and becoming the Twins. The Senators II did not inhabit the nation's capital for nearly as long as their predecessor, however, re-branding as the Texas Rangers in 1972. Regardless of what they have been called, the Senators/Rangers had never reached the World Series until last season, when they lost to a Giants team that had gone title-less since 1954, when it called New York home.

• Oct 28, 2011

McCourt Attorney: Stow May Be Partly Responsible For Opening Day Attack

An attorney for Dodgers owner Frank McCourt says San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow may be partly to blame for the brutal attack that left him with severe injuries on Opening Day.

• Oct 28, 2011

Porn Star: MLB Agent Used Me To Recruit Players

New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski was forced to apologize when pictures of him and adult film actress Bibi Jones surfaced online. But it turns out Gronkowski is just one of many athletes the porn star has gotten to know.

• Oct 27, 2011

Report: Frank McCourt Considers Selling The Dodgers

After months of saying, and adamantly, that he was not going to sell the Dodgers, a report in the LA Times suggests Frank McCourt is exploring the option.

• Oct 26, 2011

Dodgers Bankruptcy Hearing Postponed For One Month

A major bankruptcy hearing between the Dodgers and Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig has been postponed for one month, according to the Los Angeles Times.

• Oct 26, 2011

Frank McCourt Accused Of 'Looting' $189M From Dodgers

The bankruptcy case involving Dodgers owner Frank McCourt has taken yet another turn. Major League Baseball is accusing McCourt of "looting" more than $189 million from the team's bank account.

• Oct 25, 2011

Dodgers' Matt Kemp Wins Hank Aaron Award

Matt Kemp of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Jose Bautista of the Toronto Blue Jays have been named the 2011 recipients of the Hank Aaron award.

• Oct 24, 2011

Dodgers Lower Ticket Prices After Season Of Low Attendance

Coming off a season of sagging attendance, the Los Angeles Dodgers announced Monday that the team was lowering season-ticket prices for next year.

• Oct 24, 2011

McCourt, Dodgers File Civil Suit Against Accused Bryan Stow Attackers

Attorneys for Frank McCourt and the Los Angeles Dodgers have filed a civil action against the two men charged in the beating of Bryan Stow as part of their strategy in defending a lawsuit by the Giants fan, who was almost killed after the home team's opening day win.

• Oct 21, 2011

Kershaw Wins Warren Spahn Award

Clayton Kershaw of the Los Angeles Dodgers has won the Warren Spahn Award, given annually to baseball's top left-handed pitcher.

• Oct 20, 2011

McCourts Reach Divorce Settlement

Frank and Jamie McCourt announced Monday that they have reached a divorce settlement over ownership of the Dodgers, ending what is believed to be the costliest marital split in California history.

• Oct 17, 2011

Report: Ex-Dodger Milton Bradley Threatened To Kill Wife

Embattled journeyman outfielder Milton Bradley has made the news for all the wrong reasons again. This time around, he is alleged to have told his wife he is going to kill her. During a heated argument on Sept. 27, which led to Bradley's arrest, he allegedly showed Monique Bradley a picture of a gun and said, "this is the gun I'm going to kill you with," according to TMZ.com.

• Oct 14, 2011

Fox Sports, Dodgers and MLB Gear For Wednesday's Court Fight

Three parties, Fox Sports, the Los Angeles Dodgers and Major League Baseball began maneuvering in preparations for Wednesday's hearing that will set the rules for an evidentiary hearing on Oct. 31 in Delaware.

• Oct 11, 2011

Dodgers Fail In Court, Won't Get Access To Other Teams Records

Major League Baseball will not have to give the Los Angeles Dodgers evidence on how the league has dealt with other teams as lawyers prepare for a court showdown that will determine the Dodgers' fate.

• Oct 7, 2011

Former Dodger Robin Ventura Hired As White Sox Manager

Former All-Star third baseman Robin Ventura is replacing the fiery Ozzie Guillen as manager of the Chicago White Sox.

• Oct 6, 2011

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