Sure, he already was past traditional retirement age, and clearly, his success in the Bronx had much to do with having the best talent money could buy. Remember those ho-hum earlier stops in the National League in New York and with the Braves? The fact

Barry Bonds, who says he is not retiring, has undergone a hip procedure, the San Francisco Chronicle reported yesterday, citing a source familiar with the recent operation. Bonds would not be ready to play when spring training starts in six weeks but

Clemens may become a hometown hero again if he apologizes for the things he has done.

The Arizona Cardinals and the Minnesota Vikings are still struggling to fill their stadiums for this weekend?s wild-card games. If they fall short, the games will not be shown on local television.

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When we last heard from home run king Barry Bonds, he was telling a annoying pesky reporter from TMZ that outside a of Los Angeles restaurant. Well Bonds hasn't let go of his desire to play again, according to John Shea of the San Francisco Chronicle,

In an attempt to buy some credibility after a 102-loss season, the Nationals made a very serious run at Mark Teixeira, becoming one of the final three bidders for the slugger before ultimately losing out on him because they couldn't offer a chance to win

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NASHVILLE, Jan. 1 (UPI) -- Jason LaBarbera made 21 saves in his Vancouver debut Thursday, leading the Canucks to a 2-1 win over Nashville. With Roberto Luongo out with a groin strain until at least the all-Star break, Vancouver sent a seventh-round pick

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