Crawford, With Talent Cultivated by Rays, May Be Too Good to Stay
By BEN SHPIGEL
Carl Crawford represents the perpetual challenge for small-market teams like Tampa Bay: how to prevent a homegrown star from bolting for a big payday.
Rangers 4, Yankees 1
A Total Loss in Texas Before the Yankees Head to a Showdown Series
By BEN SHPIGEL
The Texas ace Cliff Lee allowed only two hits, but the Yankees maintained first place heading into their series against Tampa Bay.
Phillies 3, Mets 0
In Gloom, Niese Offers Exhibit A Of Promise
By JOE LAPOINTE
The Phillies’ Roy Oswalt pitched a four-hitter to defeat the Mets’ Jon Niese, who had another strong outing.
Baseball Roundup
Jays Upend Rays With Homer
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Adam Lind’s two-run homer in the bottom of the ninth gave Toronto a 5-4 victory over Tampa Bay.
Another Branch in a Baseball Family
By BILLY WITZ
Whitey Herzog and Garry Templeton haven’t exactly missed each other over the years. Now they have something to talk about.
Tough Season for Female Pitcher
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
Eri Yoshida, an 18-year-old female knuckleball pitcher from Japan, arrived amid widespread fanfare but did little to disprove critics who saw her presence as a publicity stunt.
Remembering George Steinbrenner
Video: Covering Steinbrenner
Times columnist Dave Anderson discusses George Steinbrenner's legacy with the Sports Editor Tom Jolly.
Interactive Feature: Timeline: The Boss’s Legacy
A pioneer of modern sports ownership, George Steinbrenner placed his formidable stamp on a sporting world powerhouse: the Yankees.
Slide Show: ‘Arguably the Most Recognized Owner in All of Sports’
Graphic: From the Boss's Mouth and Back
Audio: Perspectives on George Steinbrenner
Graphic: From the Boss's Mouth and Back
Bombastic, opinionated and therefore ever-quotable, George Steinbrenner uttered some memorable lines in his 38 years of owning the Yankees.
Audio: Perspectives on George Steinbrenner
Notable people who knew George Steinbrenner remember the Yankees' boss.
Interactive Graphic: The Yankees' Performance Under Steinbrenner
Under George Steinbrenner, the New York Yankees dominated baseball.
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Mets 4, Phillies 3: Mets Prevail as Beltran Misses Game With Knee Pain
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Baseball Roundup: Padres’ 1-0 Victory Pushes Giants Back
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A Night Off for Jeter, in the Midst of an Off Year
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Rangers 7, Yankees 6: Rare Miss by Rivera Sends Yankees to Defeat
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Surgery to End Season for Mets’ Santana
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Phillies 8, Mets 4: Typical Day for Mets: More Trouble and Another Loss
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Yankees Take Cautious Approach With Posada
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Santana’s Season Will End in Surgery
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Rangers 6, Yankees 5, 13 Innings: Homers by Cruz Cost Yankees a Lead, Then Game
A Series in Need of a Promotion
September 13, 2010
Vazquez Goes to Bullpen for a Day, and Maybe Longer
September 12, 2010
Season Can't End Soon Enough for Mets
September 11, 2010
Wilpon Leaves Hospital Flap to the Players
September 10, 2010
Extra Bases
Arroyo’s Leg Kick Reaches Back to ’86
By TYLER KEPNER
The Mets of the mid-1980s, with stars like Dwight Gooden, made quite an impression on young fans outside New York.
On Baseball
Pettitte Rescues His Reputation With Stability
By HARVEY ARATON
Andy Pettitte has gotten past his admission of using performance-enhancing drugs and is now burnishing his Hall of Fame credentials.
Keeping Score
Padres Win and Lose With the Best
By NEIL PAINE
San Diego could become the third team in baseball history to reach the postseason despite enduring a 10-game losing streak.
Multimedia
Timeline: A Stray Rocket
Steroid allegations and a messy dispute with former trainer Brian McNamee have tainted what was once a sterling career.
The Voice of the Yankees
In the following videos, Bob Sheppard displays his famous voice that became legendary at Yankee Stadium.
How Mariano Rivera Dominates Hitters
The closer has confounded hitters with mostly one pitch: his signature cutter.
Stats and Standings
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