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Baseball and softball to make their farewell
The sports are in their final innings as Olympic events at Beijing, but they are going down swinging.
08 Aug 2008
The world's greatest sporting cities
Bostonians are rightly proud of their fantastic sporting culture and they are obvious contenders and after much consideration, not to say supping, Brendan Gallagher has narrowed it down to three major contenders.
20 Jun 2008
Major League Baseball season starts - in Japan
You think that the idea of the Premier League moving contests outside Britain is original? Sorry, says Art Spander.
25 Mar 2008
Olympic dream hit by costs
Financial problems look set to rob Britain's national baseball team of the chance of making history by competing in next summer's Beijing Olympics, writes David Bond.
18 Dec 2007
Blatant steroid use is killing America's favourite pastime
Baseball was long known as America's pastime but it has been replaced by American football and with continued problems with performance-enhancing drugs it will never be the same again, says Michael Johnson.
18 Dec 2007
Yankee's Andy Pettitte admits to doping
Baseball: Pitcher for New York Yankees admits to using human growth hormone after being among one of 89 Major League players named in Mitchell report
17 Dec 2007
Roger Clemens denies Mitchell report claims
Steroid abuse report shames Major League Baseball as 77 players, including Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens are named.
14 Dec 2007
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Baseball shamed by list
The biggest names in baseball were among dozens of players listed in the long-waited report on performance-enhancing drugs by former US Senator George Mitchell, writes Art Spander.
13 Dec 2007
Bonds pleads not guilty
Barry Bonds, the San Francisco Giants hitter who set Major League Baseball's all-time home-run record this year, has pleaded not guilty to perjury and obstruction of justice for lying to a grand jury about using performance-enhancing drugs.
08 Dec 2007
Perjury charges leave Bonds facing prison
Barry Bonds, the home-run king, has been indicted on four charges of perjury and one of obstruction of justice. Instead of going to the baseball Hall of Fame he may go to prison, for as long as 30 years.
17 Nov 2007
Barry Bonds indicted over drugs scandal
Barry Bonds, Major League Baseball's home run record holder, has been indicted for perjury and obstruction of justice for telling a federal grand jury he did not knowingly use performance-enhancing drugs.
16 Nov 2007
Grady Little leaves Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Yankees manager Joe Torre has been linked with manager's job at the Los Angles Dodgers after Grady Little left the club.
01 Nov 2007
Sox strike back at the 'evil empire'
They were always the anti-Yankees, the cuddly team from the city of culture, not capital gains. The Boston Red Sox took their place in many hearts, partly because of the simple fact that they were not that dominant team from New York.
30 Oct 2007
Boston fans run riot
Police in Boston arrested 37 people as crowds celebrating the Red Sox' World Series victory burned cars and scuffled with security guards.
30 Oct 2007
Red Sox dominance takes gloss off World Series
The Boston Red Sox are Roger Federer at Wimbledon, Tiger Woods at St Andrews, the British-European Ryder Cuppers against the Americans.
29 Oct 2007
Boston Red Sox win World Series, lose image
They were always the anti-Yankees, the cuddly team from the city of culture not capital gains.
29 Oct 2007
Red Sox go west scenting victory
They have moved two time zones west and a mile up. The question is: will it make any difference? Does it matter where this 103rd World Series is played, judging by the way the Boston Red Sox are pitching and the Colorado Rockies are not hitting?
27 Oct 2007
Boston Red Sox looking to stretch World Series lead
They will have moved two time zones west and a mile up. The question is will it make any difference. Does it matter where this 103rd World Series is played the way the Boston Red Sox are pitching and the Colorado Rockies are not hitting?
26 Oct 2007
Josh Beckett pitches Red Sox to World Series lead
The ultimate axiom of sport is if the other team doesn't score, the worst you'll have is a 0-0 tie.
25 Oct 2007
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