Hank Aaron believes baseball can move on
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He's no longer the home run king, but he's still the Hammer. Hank Aaron hobbled into Atlanta's spring training camp on Tuesday Â he needs knee-replacement surgery Â with no opinion on whether Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens deserve to be in the Hall of Fame, but saying he's confident baseball is on the way to recovering from the Steroids Era.
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Right now, Roger Clemens is leaning toward retirement. Fortunately for his Houston Astros, he's still making up his mind.
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By JOSEPH WHITE AP Sports Writer. a job that might last only a few months while the team is being sold. funding for a new ballpark.
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Placing his fondness for Hank Aaron in a neat compartment, Commissioner Bud Selig was on hand at Miller Park on Tuesday night to root for Barry Bonds, trying to move
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Nolan Ryan could be a candidate to become president of the Texas Rangers.
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It had nothing to do with managing, which remains a possibility in his future. It had everything to do with his health and desire, a realization that he could still be a big league player, instead of the manager of the Single A Greenville Drive. So Gabe Kapler - the outfielder with the cult following among fans and teammates - ...
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As the slugger nears Hank Aaron's record, fans are crying 'Foul Ball.' Here are five ways to make sense of his feat
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Bud Selig says he plans to retire as baseball commissioner in three years &#151; and he really means it this time.
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Barry Bonds moved closer to Hank Aaron's record, and then said he was done talking about it. Bonds broke out of a lengthy home run drought, hitting his 746th career homer in the sixth inning of a 6-4, 10-inning loss against Colorado to pull within nine of Hammerin' Hank's career mark of 755. Unfortunately for the Giants, the loss completed a rare three-game sweep by the Rockies in San Francisco.
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Barry Bonds worst slump is over and Hank Aaronâs record canât be far behind.
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For Barry Bonds, being able to tie Hank Aaron's NL home run record in the same city where Aaron started and ended his career was special. Bonds' only regret was that he hit his 733rd homer Friday night at Miller Park and not Milwaukee County Stadium, where Aaron connected many times during his 22-year career.
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Barry Bonds moved within 33 home runs of career leader Hank Aaron and left the ballpark without talking to the media. Carlos Quentin moved within 754 of Aaron and was talking up a storm.
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If Barry Bonds doesn't splash his 756th home run into the bay, the record-breaker could come in Hank Aaron's old hometown. Or at the home of the Giants' biggest rival. Or maybe a ballpark where fans usually throw back balls.
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Alex Rodriguez tried to leave no doubt: He wants to finish his career with the New York Yankees.
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When Roger Clemens ended his brief retirement to sign with the Astros, he said he&#39;d do anything to help his hometown team win a championship.
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Hank Aaron hit his last major league home run on July 20, 1976 in the same town where Barry Bonds will try to break Aaronâs record this weekend.
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Manager Joe Torre said he could not go wrong arranging so many powerful hitters, but the implied message is that batting sixth could help Rodriguez relax.