Fox, Cablevision Suspend Negotiations Over Dispute
Cablevision and Fox parent News Corp. have walked away from the negotiating table for the evening.
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Cablevision and Fox parent News Corp. have walked away from the negotiating table for the evening.
Sports need dignitaries like Tony Gwynn, whose achievements are not commensurate with his ability to tweet his latest sneaker deal.
There has been nothing romantic about the underdog Minnesota Twins meeting the big, bad New York Yankees in the postseason.
It's the day I wait all year for. It's the day that I watch every Yankees game for. It's the first day of postseason baseball, and arguably the best day of any year.
It's the first time since the playoffs expanded in 1995 that as many as four postseason teams came from the bottom half by payroll. What in the name of the almighty dollar is going on?
The time for talking is over and the pressure is on. Everyone knows what's at stake in October.
Major League Baseball said Tuesday that Jerry Crawford will work the Minnesota Twins-New York Yankees series with Hunter Wendelstedt, Greg Gibson, Brian O'Nora, Gary Darling and Chris Guccione.
With all the matchups set after Game No. 162 — no tiebreakers necessary this year — baseball launches into the postseason Wednesday.
Major League Baseball's average attendance dropped for the third straight season, with a slight dip of nearly a half percent this year.
The decade-plus torrent of home runs slowed this year as major league pitchers enjoyed their most dominant season since before the Steroids Era.
On his final day managing the Los Angeles Dodgers, Joe Torre went old school.
It's impossible to appreciate how far Josh Hamilton has come unless you know where he's been.
Lawyers from Major League Baseball and the players' association will meet Thursday to discuss the grievance filed after the New York Mets withheld salary from injured closer Francisco Rodriguez.
Bob DuPuy resigned Tuesday as Major League Baseball's chief operating officer following 8½ years as commissioner Bud Selig's top aide.
Who says Red Sox and Yankee fans can't work together? Witness Ken Burns and Lynn Novick, who just finished a sequel to their 1994 series "Baseball".
Riding New York City's Times Square Shuttle subway cars will be a lot more interesting next month.
There is no time in baseball; a baseball game is measured by outs. It would seem that to purposely give up an out makes no sense. Hence, we ask the question: "Is the bunt viable?"
Baseball commissioner Bud Selig on Monday ruled out increased use of instant replay by umpires to review close calls during the postseason this season.
Aaron said he hasn't given any thought to whether Barry Bonds' or Roger Clemens' numbers should stand, be wiped away or accompanied by asterisk.
Stephen Strasburg had to get through a few hours of anger, confusion and certainly a few more volatile emotions before he was ready to accept the sobering news expressed in three disheartening words.
A top official of the National Hockey League Players' Association denied reports Thursday that Donald Fehr, the former leader of baseball's players' union, accepted an offer to take the top job at the NHLPA.
After all the wins, all the losses and all those arguments, Lou Piniella clearly felt it was time to leave. Saying the final goodbye after a half-century in baseball, that was the hard part.
Instead of the Hall of Fame, baseball's seven-time Cy Young winner could go to prison after being indicted by a federal grand jury Thursday for allegedly lying to Congress.
Instead of leading Seattle to its first postseason spot since 2001, Don Wakamatsu lost games at a stunning rate. Now, he's lost his job.
