Divorce Battle Centers on Braves Tickets
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ATLANTA - A divorced couple is feuding over tickets to see the Atlanta Braves. H. Elizabeth King, a psychologist, accuses her ex, Charles Center, a lawyer, of breaking their 2002 divorce agreement to divide the four tickets they had shared behind home plate.
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The Braves still could face any one of three teams in the first round -- the Astros, Giants or even the Dodgers. If the Astros win the Wild Card, they will meet the Braves in the first round.
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As the Atlanta Braves continue to struggle on the field, there is an unusual sign of disharmony among the team's most established veterans.
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A company specializing in reselling Red Sox tickets told a Quincy District Court judge yesterday that it complied with the state's antiscalping law when it offered to sell a ticket with an $80 face value for $500 because nearly all of the markup was for legitimate expenses.
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CBC SPORTS ONLINE - The situation is simple: Win and move on; lose and go home. Tied at two games apiece, the Atlanta Braves and Houston Astros square off in a do-or-die, winner-take-all contest on Monday.
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Lawyers for the former limited partners of the Montreal Expos plan to ask a federal judge to block major league baseball from moving the team.
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The New York Yankees hope they&#39;ve found the ace they need to dethrone the World Series champion Boston Red Sox. The Atlanta Braves got the pitcher they wanted to return to their days of pitching dominance.
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There was little emotion from players or management Tuesday as the Atlanta Braves got ready for their streak of division titles to end.
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There was a time when Braves manager Bobby Cox didn&#39;t have to worry so much during the offseason. Those were the days when the organization&#39;s pockets were deep enough to
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Bob Davidson is among three umpires who will be rehired by major league baseball as part of a settlement of the nasty dispute that cost 22 umps their jobs in 1999. Six more will split &#36;2.3 million in severance pay.
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Atlanta Braves&#39; John Smoltz, left, and catcher Eddie Perez celebrate after they defeated the Houston Astros in their National League Division Series game four in Houston, Sunday, Oct. 10, 2004.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE: Reliever John Smoltz is tired of the bitterness over the Braves&#39; playoff shortcomings. BY RAY GLIER. HOUSTON -- It is almost as if Atlanta fans resent being dragged into another October disappointment.
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Several years ago, Paul and Sonia Lo Duca stood inside Shea Stadium and watched a storm erupt. Wide-eyed, they saw the enraged wife of another player stomp into the lobby, so hysterical over a divorce case that security had to intervene.
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When Terry Pendleton got a call from Braves general manager John Schuerholz a day after Atlanta's season ended, he wondered if he was getting fired.
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The Braves may still have a hard time making the playoffs, despite their most remarkable comeback of the season yesterday. So they went ahead and celebrated as though this one was for a championship.
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Getting to the playoffs has become pretty much of a given for the Atlanta Braves. So had postseason wins over the Houston Astros &#151; until now.
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Attention Red Sox season ticket holders: Those precious postseason tickets could be at risk -- and it has nothing to do with the current state of Tim Wakefield's knuckleball.