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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Bobby Cox is beginning to think about retirement. While he hasn't made a final decision, the longtime Atlanta Braves manager said Saturday that he might step aside after two more seasons.
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Atlanta -- Hammerin&#39; Hank Aaron was at the game. Boomin&#39; Barry Bonds was on his game. In the homers hub of the universe, the residence of the all-time champ, the past and future came together Sunday night
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ATLANTA - The Atlanta Braves may still have the last word this afternoon, but Barry Bonds did all the talking with his bat Sunday night.
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Barry Bonds said Saturday it's up to Major League Baseball and the Giants to decide how much security is needed around him as he closes in on Hank Aaron's home run record.
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Felipe Alou would like to stay in baseball after this season, even if he is no longer a manager for the San Francisco Giants or another club.
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Mike Piazza has been around baseball practically his whole life, and the moment was not lost on him.
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Nolan Ryan could be a candidate to become president of the Texas Rangers.
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For fans cheering against Barry Bonds as he approaches Hank Aaron's home run record, there is some hope. For those wishing to be there in person if Bonds breaks the record, there is some help.
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Johnny Pesky is still holding on. He's holding on to a baseball career in its seventh decade and to the affection of Red Sox fans who once blamed him for Boston's loss to the St. Louis Cardinals in the 1946 World Series.
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Officials at the highest level of baseball said it's possible the sport could make a one-year pit stop in Washington before leaving.
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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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Braves legend Hank Aaron was in the ESPN booth at Turner Field three weeks ago when Barry Bonds blasted a 467-foot home run to right field off Russ Ortiz.
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Now that Barry Bonds is assured of staying with the San Francisco Giants for two more seasons, he already is looking beyond. His children won&#39;t let him think about retirement just yet.
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In a surely inevitable ALCS rematch, the Red Sox are confident this time they have the edge. By MARC TOPKIN, Times Staff Writer. BOSTON - They&#39;ve been intertwined for most of the past 12 months, since Aaron
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Barry Bonds might get a telephone call from baseball commissioner Bud Selig instead of a handshake if the San Francisco Giants slugger breaks Hank Aaron's home run record. Selig wouldn't say Thursday whether he would attend any Giants games if and when Bonds closes in on the mark.