NEW YORK --Replay ball! Umpires will be allowed to check video on home run calls starting Thursday after Major League Baseball, guardian of America's most traditional sport, reversed its decades-long opposition to instant replay. 'Like everything else in

YANKS FALL: A-Rod flops as Red Sox top Yankees REPLAY TO DEBUT: MLB to begin using limited replay Thursday FANTASY CHAT: This year, the Yankees are banking on his resurrected career as well as what would be his first 20-win season to get them into

NEW YORK - When the Yankees needed Alex Rodriguez at his best, he had one of his worst games. REGAINING HIS GRIP: Mussina back in control in New York DREW DISABLED: Red Sox outfielder placed on DL YAZ RELEASED: Hall of Famer leaves hospital Tim Wakefield

Tim Wakefield won in his return from the disabled list and the Boston Red Sox moved a step closer to squashing New York's playoff hopes, beating Andy Pettitte and the Yankees 7-3 Tuesday night. Rodriguez flopped in crucial spots all night. He grounded

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Entering its 16th season, the Arizona Fall League has developed into the destination of choice for teams to send their most promising and Major League-ready prospects (both on the field and in the dugouts). Here are some numbers. More than five dozen

Last year, Travis Snider watched from the vantage point of an opposing player as the Phoenix Desert Dogs won their fourth consecutive Arizona Fall League championship. This year, Snider will get try to help the Dogs make it a five-peat. The gem of the

ST. PETERSBURG -- The Blue Jays used their off-day on Monday to make a pair of transactions, vacating a spot on the active roster and completing Thursday's trade with the Pittsburgh Pirates that brought third baseman Jose Bautista to Toronto. The Jays

ST. PETERSBURG -- The Blue Jays have decided to shut down reliever Jeremy Accardo, opting to have the injured pitcher get an early start to his offseason in an effort to make a healthy return for next year. 'He's not going to come back with us this

ST. PETERSBURG -- There was a moment when Scott Rolen had serious doubts about his future in baseball. Surrounded by reporters at the end of July, the Blue Jays veteran third baseman revealed that his left shoulder -- the culprit behind three past