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Online fantasy baseball addicts, you're safe for now. The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday said it won't take up an appeal by Major League Baseball--and backed by the National Football League Players Association--that challenges prior court rulings in favor

Columbus, GA - The Columbus Catfish are looking for help for Saturday June 14th against Rome. The Catfish are looking for school booster clubs, civic clubs, etc. to work the concession stands in exchange for a monetary fee. The game begins at 7 pm.June

Columbus, GA - The Columbus Catfish are hosting Pacelli High School Night on Tuesday June 2nd in recognition of the Pacelli Vikings State Championship.Any student that shows their Pacelli High School identification will receive admission for only $1. The

Greenville, S.C. - As a continuation of the Drive's commitment to provide the best Minor League Baseball experience possible to the Upstate of South Carolina, the team has announced an extended partnership with WMYA My40 that includes televising four

LAKEWOOD, N.J. - The Lakewood BlueClaws return home to FirstEnergy Park for seven games starting on Monday, June 2. The upcoming games feature some of the biggest giveaways of the season and are also critical as the BlueClaws compete for a first-half

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Sox GM Williams unhappy with GuillenWhite Sox GM Kenny Williams is none too pleased with manager Ozzie Guillen after the latter flipped out about the lousiness of his team and how the GM needed to find some people to get the job done: 'It's just not a

Pacific Coast League prospects, like Memphis' Colby Rasmus, who play the majority of their games in the more neutral offensive environments of the American Conference still are viewed in the same light as their brethren in the Pacific Conference, where runs are much more plentiful.

WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court on Monday refused to step into a dispute between a fantasy sports business and professional baseball. Without comment, the justices declined to hear the case involving a segment of the $1.5 billion fantasy sports industry