By T.J. Simers
Dodgers manager seeks to help fight the cycle of domestic abuse through his Safe at Home Foundation.
By Dylan Hernandez and Carla Hall
Divorce hearing chief says the court can't rule on employment. Dodgers' ownership is seen as 'substantial' trial issue.
By Kevin Baxter
The veteran left-handed slugger will get a two-year, $19-million contract that includes a club option for 2012 at $9 million.
By Mike Penner
He says on his Sirius XM radio show that a home run he hit in 1978 was hailed by fans with a shower of candy bars named after him.
By Jerry Crowe
Text messages from press row . . .
By Bill Shaikin
Hideki Matsui drives in six runs to lead a team that boasts about its high-price roster.
By Bill Shaikin
Yankee Stadium video board flashes message to George Steinbrenner, who watched Game 6 on TV because of failing health.
By Kevin Baxter
Derek Jeter, Andy Pettitte, Jorge Posada and Mariano Rivera first played together in the minor leagues and have been together for much of the last 15 years.
By Bill Shaikin
Frank and Jamie haven't been shy about rewarding themselves or asking fans to pay a premium for the product, but how will there be any positive returns under these circumstances?
By Bill Shaikin
The former Dodgers general manager says trading the pitcher, who is starting for the Phillies in Game 6 of the World Series, to Montreal for Delino DeShields was his worst trade.
By Dylan Hernandez
Agent says the pitcher's right thigh was grazed by a bullet during a hunting accident in Nicaragua.
By Bill Shaikin
Filed ahead of initial court hearing in divorce, Jamie McCourt seeks reinstatement as Dodgers' chief to maintain 'marital status quo,' while Frank McCourt's lawyers argue he had right to fire her.
By Kevin Baxter
He hits two home runs to keep the Yankees from clinching and ties a World Series record.
By Bill Shaikin
Small pitching rotation, born of necessity, is a gamble they got away with in Game 4 but not this time, as Burnett lasts two innings with short rest.
By Kevin Baxter and Bill Shaikin
The Gold Glove center fielder is hit on the hand while trying to bunt in the first inning of Philadelphia's Game 5 victory and eventually has to come out. X-rays reveal no broken bones.
By Bill Shaikin
Motion is expected to be heard Thursday. She is asking the court to throw out papers filed in the team's name that 'unnecessarily and gratuitously attack' her.
By Bill Shaikin
Lidge didn't blow a save last year, and got the last out in a World Series-clinching victory. He blew 11 this year, and took a loss Sunday that put the Phillies in a 3-1 hole in the 2009 Series.
By Kevin Baxter
Slugger gets plunked again and later responds with a key run-scoring double.
By Kevin Baxter
After blooping a single to start the Yankees' game-winning rally in the ninth, he steals two bases on one pitch. 'Fortunately, it worked out,' he said.
By Bill Shaikin
The left-hander, who was the darling of last season's World Series run by the Phillies, isn't the same pitcher. Meanwhile, baseball continues to mistreat its paying customers.
By Kevin Baxter
Left-hander gives up four runs in six innings but is backed up by three home runs to defeat Philadelphia, 8-5, and give New York a 2-1 lead in the Series.
By Bill Plaschke
Even before the McCourts' divorce became public, there were signs that the team was falling apart.
By Kevin Baxter
Fourth-inning assist was the first time the technology was used in postseason history.
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