Remember a couple of weeks ago when Well, it's looking more and more like the K Brothers are... well... idiots. It would certainly appear that way as the Dodgers continue to create separation between them and the now-chasing Arizona Diamondbacks, due

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CHICAGO - If Roy Halladay is to pitch on three days rest this Sunday in Boston, he needs his Toronto Blue Jays teammates to make it happen in Thursday's series finale against the Chicago White Sox. On Tuesday, the Blue Jays ace mused about how much he

Rays cool off surging Red Sox Web posted at: 9/11/2008 0:18:9 Source ::: Agencies Tampa Bay Rays' players celebrate beating the Boston Red Sox in their MLB American League game at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts, yesterday. (REUTERS) BOSTON •

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The major expectation as September began was that the Mets? bullpen, especially without Billy Wagner, would be a weakness, but the relievers who seem to be letting the National League East slip away are in Philadelphia. So far this month, Phillies

But circumstances out of his control put the game in his hands, and he didn't let go of it until he had pitched the first seven innings in the Mariners' 5-2 victory in front of 42,677 at Safeco Field. On a day Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter tied Babe Ruth

That was assured on Tuesday when Greg Hunter, the Mariners' farm director, announced that affiliates in Tacoma (Triple-A), Everett (Class A short-season) and Pulaski (Rookie) had their player development contracts extended through the 2010 season. The

His status beyond Wednesday afternoon's game remains uncertain. 'The films are being reviewed by Dr. [Charlton] Keck and a hand specialist,' Mariners head athletic trainer Rick Griffin said Friday night. 'Dr. [Edward] Khalfayan also will review them and

Step right up, Cesar Jimenez, but don't expect to pitch the five innings needed to qualify for a victory. 'Jimenez went four innings for us, but it was a long time ago,' manager Jim Riggleman said. 'We're not looking for him to get into the 60-pitch