Just 375 at-bats into his young career, the Cubs outfielder experienced a case of wrong place, wrong time.
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Quotes: Criminals Often Wear Yankee Caps
“It makes us Yankees fans look like criminals, because of a few unfortunate people who probably don’t know the first thing about the Yankees.”
— CHUCK FRANTZ, 57, president of the Lehigh Valley Yankees Fan Club in …
Stephen Strasburg’s Tommy John Surgery: Not the End of the World
Sure, baseball’s youngest phenom is shelved until possibly as late as April 2012. But there’s a long list of past patients who have recovered to reach all-star heights.
Thanks A Lot 2010 – You’ve Gone And Ruined Baseball, Church, Radio and Breakfast
Seriously, people, I think we all need a vacation here.
Three Strikes: Clemens Indicted for Perjury
A federal grand jury has indicted Roger Clemens, the former star pitcher who was fingered as a steroid user by baseball’s Mitchell Report, on perjury charges relating to his February 2008 Congressional testimony, in which he …
Foul Ball Couple Calls It Quits
‘Bo the Bailer’ is (finally) in the right place: the single column.
Bo The Bailer: Woman Hit By Foul Ball After Boyfriend Ducks Out Of The Way
And the Boyfriend of the Year Award goes to, unsurprisingly, not this guy.
Pete Rose’s Final-Hit Bat Goes for Six Figures
If not for a bout with gambling, how much more could the memorabilia have grossed?
Cubs Manager Lou Piniella Calling It Quits at the End of 2010
Even “Sweet Lou” couldn’t serenade the Billy Goat and end Chicago’s 100-plus years of the October curse.
USC Returns Reggie Bush’s Heisman Trophy
It’s shakeup day at USC.
George Steinbrenner’s Top Ten Yankee Titans
“The Boss” had a love-hate relationship with the baseball world, which meant his players dealt with both the best and the worst of his character.
Mourning Tweets: Steinbrenner Remembered On Twitter
Members inside and outside of the Major League Baseball community remember “The Boss” in 140 characters or less.