ChiSox' Uribe thinks troubles are over
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Chicago White Sox shortstop Juan Uribe thinks his legal troubles are behind him. Uribe was alleged to have shot a farmer in his native Dominican Republic during the offseason. He also believes someone tried to extort more than $900,000 from him in connection with the case.
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Sometime during the last several weeks, pitcher Jarrod Washburn began to sense a change in the mood surrounding the Anaheim Angels. Losing was no longer an option.
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Chicago, IL (Sports Network) - The Chicago White Sox and infielder Juan Uribe avoided arbitration Thursday by agreeing to terms on a three-year, $9.75 million contract with a club option for 2008.
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There's a reason Julio Lugo left the Red Sox clubhouse quickly after last night's game.
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Roger CedeÃ±o felt relaxed as he pinch-hit in the sixth inning, his mind clear of the anguish he suffered with the Mets. &quot;They appreciate anybody,&quot; CedeÃ±o said about his treatment at Busch Stadium.
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HAVANA - After Fidel Castro's first TV interview in three months, some Cubans said the ailing leader appeared healthier than he has in a long time. But in Miami's Little Havana neighborhood, people greeted the new video with skepticism.
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After nearly a month of struggles, Aaron Cook had a discussion with manager Clint Hurdle and pitching coach Bob Apodaca about relaxing on the mound. It proved to be just what Cook need. Well, that and a little run support.
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The chairman of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus said he survived a confidence vote Tuesday night, and he pledged to unify the group in the wake of an embarrassing leadership dispute that led one of his critics to quit.
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CHICAGO -- On Wednesday, White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen addressed his battle with Hunter Wendelstedt a week ago that resulted in the two-game suspension that began on Tuesday.
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LIMA -- For years, life in her neighborhood was a wearying, endless run of sleepless nights from the screams of crime victims outside her door, Valeria Salazar recalls.
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A landslide all but wiped out Wilfredo Rodriguez&#039;s small shoemaking business last year, entitling him to a loan from President Hugo Chavez&#039;s government &amp;#151; money he says he never would&#039;ve found elsewhere.
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Jaime Moreno was given some time off to get himself back on track after a subpar recent stretch and the star player says he is refreshed and ready to help United find its winning ways.
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Manuel Uribe weighed 1,235 pounds when he made a desperate plea for help on national television in January.
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Colombian President Alvaro Uribe said Wednesday he was grateful Venezuela's leader is seeking to win the release of three Americans and other hostages in Colombia, but seemed cautious about raising hopes on the negotiations with leftist rebels.
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MARACAIBO, Venezuela  - Argentina's Javier Zanetti on Thursday remembered the bitterness of the Copa America final defeat to Brazil three years ago and said he was hoping for a happy ending this time.
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A representative of the Cayman Islands has said that the island nation is getting back on its feet after the weekend onslaught of Hurricane Ivan.
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By Jose Pagliery, The Miami Herald  Feb. 8--After 10 years wading through bureaucracy in the healthcare industry, Mario Yanez had had enough. He longed to separate himself from what he considered the dull business world and connect to a life outside of the city's concrete buildings.