The new 10-year, $250 million–$260 million contract that Albert Pujols will reportedly sign with the Los Angeles Angels settles something, once and for all. In St. Louis, Stan will always be the Man.
Pujols should have …
The new 10-year, $250 million–$260 million contract that Albert Pujols will reportedly sign with the Los Angeles Angels settles something, once and for all. In St. Louis, Stan will always be the Man.
Pujols should have …
In hiring Bobby Valentine, the Boston Red Sox got themselves a manager with strong tactical mind. But more importantly for the rest of us, the man leading one of baseball’s most high-profile franchises – one coming off a season …
Baseball will now be lockout/strike-free from 1995 through 2016.
After 33 seasons as a big-league manager, and three World Series wins, the man who loves making pitching changes has given himself the hook.
(ST. LOUIS) – When David Murphy of the Texas Rangers took the final swing of this memorable, sometimes magical, World Series, Allen Craig, the St. Louis left fielder, forgot his fundamentals as the ball sailed toward him.
You won’t find anything more thrilling than St. Louis’ 10-9 win over Texas in Game 6 of the World Series
(ARLINGTON, Texas) – Hey, St. Louis, if your team loses the World Series this year, blame a bad phone connection.
(ARLINGTON, Texas) – The Texas Rangers, who shut out the St. Louis Cardinals on Sunday night, 4-0, to even the World Series at 2-2, should win it all this year. If they don’t, their fans will have every right to be irate.
Well, that’s more like it. This year’s Mr. October has emerged from the World Series.
This summer, Josh Hamilton of the Texas Rangers tossed a ball into the stands. Shannon Stone, a Rangers fan sitting with his son, died trying to catch it. How a team and family have helped each other grieve
This World Series is for the heartland.
When Detroit Tigers relief pitcher Jose Valverde whiffed Alex Rodriguez late Thursday night, ending Game 5 of the American League Division Series, the Yankees Stadium boos never seemed louder. And A-Rod never seemed smaller.
If you’re a baseball fan who enjoys nothing more than the New York Yankees falling on their faces in October, tonight has the potential to be special.