Hideki Matsui News

Instead of swaying palm trees, the roar of 747s greeted baseball's general managers as they began gathering for their annual meeting.

Yankees' Hideki Matsui watches the flight of his two-run home run during the second inning of Game 6 of the World Series.

He once patrolled the outfield turf with grace and dignity where an unknown lad named Brett Gardner stood when the Yankees clinched this World Series the other night.

Joe Girardi is going to wear a big goal on his back next season and dares every team in baseball to deny the Yankees reaching it.

As the 2002 postseason came to a close for the New York Yankees on a Nick Johnson pop-up to Anaheim Angel shortstop David Eckstein, one question was immediately raised as the players solemnly gathered their belongings together from the visitors dugout and continued down the hallway to the clubhouse.

The Yomiuri Giants defeat the Nippon Ham Fighters 2-0 to win the Japan Series in six games.

Appleton's Gerry Davis, 56, was the crew chief umpire during the World Series. It was the fourth World Series for the 26-year veteran.

Johnny Damon realizes his run with the Yankees very well may have come to an end after the parade.

A lot of Hollywood movie moguls believe almost religiously that 1988's "Bull Durham" offers one of the best opening lines in the history of American movies.

A crowd of more than 200 Yankees fans took to the streets of Beaver Canyon on Wednesday night following the team's victory over the Philadelphia Phillies in the Major League Baseball World Series.

Their home is a $1.5 billion stadium that is filled to capacity nearly every game.

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Free agent Matsui says he might like to join his pal Ichiro in Seattle next year.

NEW YORK - The father would have already been thinking of next year, of free agency and trades and scouting and payroll.

Daisuke Takahashi is taking some inspiration from World Series MVP Hideki Matsui when he competes at this weekend's NHK Trophy.

While his teammates were still running wild through the Yankees clubhouse, spraying champagne every which way, Derek Jeter stood in a corner that would have been his own space if not for the television cameras focusing in on him from every angle.

Baseball, like time, waits for no man. The business side of the sport can often collide with the emotional side at the worst possible moment with teams making decisions about the future before the memories of the recent past have begun to yellow.

The greatest franchise in American sports history is again the champion of baseball.

The continued public hearing on the site plan for the Harriman Hill workforce housing project has been postponed from Nov.

For all the questions about how the Phillies would handle the six-day layoff between the end of the National League Championship Series and the start of the World Series, Chase Utley provided a suitable answer.