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Baseball: Sosa sued for $203,000 in Dominican court
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic - Sammy Sosa is being sued for $203,000 by a businessman who claims the former Major Leaguer owes him for commission on a house sale, among other things.
Sammy Sosa faces questions about changed complexion
Sammy Sosa arrives at the Latin Recording Academy Person of The Year event in honor of Juan Gabriel on Wednesday, Nov.
Shysterball: My Morning in Exile
My Morning in Exile Twenty years ago today the Berlin Wall fell. I'm obviously not equipped to do the event historical justice in this space, so I'll share my own shallow personal remembrance: I was in the 11th grade, taking an advanced placement government and politics class.
Rangers sit tight as centers whirl
Brandon Dubinsky is one of the centers that is down and out for the New York Rangers.
Sosa says cosmetic cream caused lighter skin
Sammy Sosa arrives at the Latin Recording Academy Person of The Year event in honor of Juan Gabriel on Wednesday, Nov.
Sosa color issue: more than skin deep?
A few years ago, I finally got around to reading "Black No More," a novel by the late journalist, social satirist and novelist George Schuyler.
A Different Looking Sammy Sosa
A rather pale looking Sammy Sosa showed up in Las Vegas last Wednesday. Sosa and his wife, Sonia, were photographed in Vegas while they were attending the Latin Grammys.
A-Rod: Conquering Hero or Validated Cheater
How should Alex Rodriguez be received when he returns to his native Miami after finally winning the World Series? Should we welcome him as a conquering hero with banners that read, "The Prodigal Son Has Returned" or should we see him through the prism of a cheater who took a short cut to the top? Throughout the MLB playoffs, no analyst, broadcaster ...
In Tokyo, Bush reminisces about baseball days
Exactly a year after Barack Obama was voted to replace him as president, George W. Bush was in Japan on Wednesday talking about his former life - in sports.
Schelling: A-Rod conquered steroids, playoffs
Tuesday, November 3, 2009 12:34 a.m. Vote 0 Votes In the proverbial book of baseball history, many chapters exist.
Come To Think of It: Milton Bradley Drawing Interest, but No Vernon Wells
It seems that Jim Hendry and the Cubs are intent on doing everything within their power to move Milton Bradley this winter.
Cubs hire Jaramillo to be hitting coach
All you need to know about Rudy Jaramillo is that he got Sammy Sosa to pick up the balls after a session in the batting cage.
Double Play: McGwire should be welcomed back to baseball
If the reports are true, and I hope they are, on Monday the St. Louis Cardinals will announce that manager Tony LaRussa is going to return, and he'll have a new hitting coach, Mark McGwire .
First baseman Ryan Howard had just been named the Most Valuable Player of the National League Championship Series and pitcher Cole Hamels was standing in the middle of the team's clubhouse at Citizens Bank Park, champagne in hand, patiently answering every question about his subpar Game 5 outing.
Rudy Jaramillo to sign with the Cubs
ESPN is reporting that the Cubs are close to signing hitting coach Rudy Jaramillo to a deal.
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Rudy Jaramillo could be answer to Cubs' hitting woes
The Cubs have run-scoring issues. They can not simply throw money at the problem, at least not in the usual ways.
Seeking a Ray of hope out of Bradley fiasco
Tom Ricketts just needs a nod from a bankruptcy judge -- business is booming for those guys these days -- and he gets the keys to the Cubs, possibly by the end of this month.
Analyzing the Marlon Byrd Situation, Part I
Marlon Byrd is a free agent after the 2009 season, and one of the things that you're starting to hear from the media is that the Rangers have to re-sign Marlon Byrd, that they can't let him walk.
Report: Baseball won't punish A-Rod
Major League Baseball will reportedly not discipline New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez after investigating whether or not he lied about his used of performance-enhancing drugs.
AS THE Tulsa Drillers' days at Drillers Stadium dwindle down, a milestone was reached on Saturday night.
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