Hot Dogs, Beer And Business At the Ballpark
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It's a steamy August evening, and the Washington Nationals are battling the New York Mets at RFK Stadium. Fifteen rows behind home plate, Don Taylor is throwing his own pitch. Over hot dogs and beer, Taylor presses his guest, Ed Morgan, an executive with the Trammell Crow real estate company, to ...
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Oktoberfest celebrations highlight German foods, drinks and culture. By Reed Hellman.
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Baseball&#39;s hot stove is heating up with a flurry of rumors and gossip. To keep you up to date, we&#39;ve created a special edition of Hot Stove Truth and Rumors.
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It's time to talk about the serious risks and potential benefits of building an expensive ballpark in Washington.
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This story was reported by freelance writer Brian Boyd and staff writers Wil Cruz, Robert Kahn, Erik Holm and Dan Janison. At the Newsroom bar on Gerard Street in the Bronx, one block from Yankee Stadium, owner
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San Francisco's AT&T park offers premium food - including great options for vegetarians.
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Much more than hot dogs, beaches and long weekends.
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One hot market is about to get a whole lot more interesting.
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There's a new bar on the right-field roof and seats on the left-field wall. In center field, Jimmy Buffett sang "Changes in Latitude, Changes in Attitude" on the hallowed ground that once was off-limits to concerts. Baseball's oldest stadium retains its charm &#151; The Green Monster, the cozy seating, the crazy fans &#151; while its owners dress it up.
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The meetings of Major League Baseball&#39;s general managers officially open today in Key Biscayne, Fla., though Jim Bowden -- the GM of the franchise that is supposed to depart Montreal for Washington
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By Bob Shallit, The Sacramento Bee, Calif.  Feb. 17--Promoters of the new McCormick & Schmick's downtown restaurant got lots of mileage from their media event Thursday: the placement of Jake the Crab -- an inflatable, 67-foot-wide company mascot -- on the Capitol lawn.
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First of two parts Spring training can be dull and mundane, but in Mesa, Ariz., watching the new and improved Chicago Cubs should provide plenty of entertainment value.
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When Ozzie Guillen learned that alcohol is banned after games in the Coliseum clubhouses these days, the Chicago White Sox manager responded with profanity and anger. His club couldn't muster nearly that much passion during the actual game &#151; and the Oakland Athletics beat Jon Garland to give another boost to their playoff chase.
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When George Steinbrenner and his top officials discussed potential acquisitions in meetings last week in Tampa, everyone was encouraged to raise positives and negatives.
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Early arrivals to Fenway Park last night saw Manny Ram&#xED;rez hit a ball over the Sports Authority sign, hit another ball off the sign, and a third ball off the light stanchion, above the Coke bottles, in left field.
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In a cozy stadium nestled under the Benjamin Franklin Bridge, where sack races are held between innings and every foul ball has a fast-food sponsor, Ben Davis is trying to get back to the majors.
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MILWAUKEE Baseball fans in the Washington area will be keeping an eye out for news out of Milwaukee, where Major League Baseball&#39;s Management Council is meeting.