"Connecticut General Life Insurance Co. notified the Houston Astros that it had denied a total disability claim submitted by the Astros relating to Jeff Bagwell," said attorney Ty Buthod.
May 2006 - Baseball Wiretap
Bagwell Insurance Claim Denied
Doctors Pleased With Bonds' Elbow
Barry Bonds might not take another swing in Arizona, choosing instead to rest his tender left elbow and surgically repaired right knee before the season starts.
Wilson Not Worried About Trade Rumors
"If something happens, it happens. I'll pack up and go. If not, I'll pack up my stuff and head north to Pittsburgh -- or actually Milwaukee."
Nationals Still Interested In Dealing Soriano
The Nationals believe that the Red Sox and Mets are the two teams most likely to work out a deal for Alfonso Soriano.
Mets Will Be First In Line For Zito
If the Mets put Lastings Milledge on the table for Barry Zito, Billy Beane will be happy to take Omar Minaya's call.
Bagwell Will Start Season On DL
Houston Astros first baseman Jeff Bagwell said Saturday he will start the season on the disabled list and isn't sure if he'll return this year.
Clemens To Be With Rangers On Opening Day
Owner Tom Hicks said Friday that Roger Clemens winner will be at the Rangers' game against the Boston Red Sox.
Contempt Of Court For Writers And Publishers Of Bonds Book?
Bonds' attorneys sent a letter to a U.S. District Judge demanding that those involved with a book about him be held liable for possessing and publishing "illegally obtained grand transcripts."
Lee Could Still Get Deal Done By Opening Day
"I haven't heard a number, so I don't know,'' he replied when asked if there was a major money gap. "But I don't think so. From the talks we've had, it sounds like we are on the same page."
Bonds Strikes Back
Barry Bonds' lawyer plans to sue the authors and publisher of a book alleging the outfielder used steroids, a newspaper reported Thursday.
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