Major League strikes out Hall of Fame Game
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The Hall of Fame Game is to be scraped  because of scheduling problems, Major League Baseball announced  on Tuesday.
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BASEBALL Incoming Hall of Fame members Tony Gwynn and Cal Ripken Jr . said in a telephone interview yesterday with the Associated Press that Barry Bonds should be on the National League roster for the All-Star Game regardless of links to steroids. The pair said Bonds, who is seven home runs shy of breaking Hank Aaron's career record of 755, ...
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Barry Bonds was beaten by Randy Johnson in the race for baseball's latest milestone moment.
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Bud Selig still hasn't made out his lineup card for Barry Bonds. With Bonds only five home runs from breaking Hank Aaron's career mark, the commissioner was adamant Tuesday that he hadn't decided whether to attend the record-breaker.
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It is a strange time in baseball. The announcement of Hall of Fame voting is due today, and the issue of performance-enhancing drugs was part of the thought process for voters in determining which of the boxes they checked off. Perhaps it wasn't quite as important as statistics and performance accolades, but, unfortunately, these are the times we live in ...
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Barry Bonds agrees Tuesday to provide the Hall of Fame with an artifact when he breaks Hank Aaron's record with his 756th home run.
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Baseball's newest Hall of Famers, Wade Boggs and Ryne Sandberg, lamented on Wednesday the current domination of the home run in the sport and the controversy over suspected use of muscle-building steroids by some of the game's top sluggers.
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1908 &#151; In a crucial game with the Chicago Cubs, Fred Merkle of the New York Giants failed to touch second base as the apparent winning run crossed home plate. This resulted in a great dispute and the game was eventually declared a tie and played over on Oct. 8 after the Cubs and Giants ended the season in a tie.
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Gil Hodges and Ron Santo top the players' ballot and Doug Harvey and Marvin Miller head the officials' hopefuls in the Hall of Fame Veterans Committee vote to be announced Tuesday.
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Barring an epidemic of hanging chads, Wade Boggs will become the 17th Red Sox player elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame when results of the voting are announced this afternoon. That's not counting the 13 players, from Jack Chesbro (1 game) to Luis Aparicio (367), who made at least a cameo appearance in a Boston uniform.
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Exhibit A: Sometime over the next few days, a San Francisco athlete will break baseball's most treasured record. Despite his achievement of hitting more home runs than anyone else in Major League Baseball, Barry Bonds will be greeted with rage, ridicule and vast amounts of spit -- because many pe...
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Barry Bonds stayed stuck at 714. The big home runs on this night in the National League were hit by three other stars: Albert Pujols, Carlos Beltran and Ken Griffey Jr.
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Baseball's newest Hall of Famer, hard-throwing relief ace Rich "Goose" Gossage, said on Wednesday that players who had used steroids should admit it and that records set by users should not be allowed to stand.
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The remnants of Hurricane Jeanne rained out Monday's game between the Mets and the Atlanta Braves. It will be made up Tuesday as part of a doubleheader.
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A Hall of Fame induction. With the NHL headed into ruins, if it&#39;s not there already. Talk about a maddening irony. It&#39;s kind of like having the winning lottery ticket the same week the state lottery commission goes belly-up.
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No tears were shed Wednesday for the historic stadium where Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle and Joe DiMaggio played out their storied careers.
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Time is running out on the Milwaukee Brewers. The Brewers wasted a chance to cut their NL Central deficit to one game, giving up a first-inning home run to Albert Pujols in a testy 7-3 loss Wednesday night to the St. Louis Cardinals that saw two more hit batters and a pair of ejections.