Mark Buehrle could show his fondness for the White Sox organization by staying for less.
June 2011 - Baseball Wiretap
White Sox Will Try To Sign Buehrle For Two Years
Senators Urge Baseball To Ban Tobacco
Four senators and health officials are urging the baseball players union to agree to a ban on chewing tobacco at games and on camera.
Layne Heads World Series Umpire Crew
Jerry Layne has been named crew chief for the World Series between the Texas Rangers and St. Louis Cardinals.
Ozzie Guillen Rips Former Pitching Coach
Ozzie Guillen called Don Cooper a great coach, but said he stabbed his fellow coaches in the back when he negotiated a recent contract extension.
Carpenter's Elbow Not A Concern, Set To Start Game 1
Chris Carpenter has thrown a ton of innings for the Cardinals this season.
Lowe To Replace Uehara On World Series Roster?
Rangers reliever Mark Lowe threw batting practice this week and reiterated that he believes his strained hamstring is fully healed.
Yankees Worried About Sabathia's Weight Gain
CC Sabathia has had two knee surgeries already in his career and the Yankees are concerned about what his weight will mean going forward.
At Least Six Teams Expected To Make Play For Fielder
The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel writes that the Mariners, Rangers, Orioles, Marlins, Angels and Cubs are all expected to be players in the race to sign Prince Fielder.
Ex-Reds CEO Lindner Jr. Dies At 92
Financier Carl Lindner Jr., a former CEO of the Cincinnati Reds, died Monday night.
Wilson To Start Game 1; Cruz To Hit 7th
Rangers left-hander C.J. Wilson will start Game 1 of the World Series against the Cardinals on Wednesday night.
Red Sox Wanted Garza For Epstein
Chicago refused to send Matt Garza to Boston for general manager Theo Epstein.
Lester Calls Clubhouse Backlash A 'Witch Hunt'
Jon Lester is forcefully disputing the way the Red Sox have been characterized in the aftermath of their September collapse.
Ryan Predicts Rangers In Six Games
Nolan Ryan says his club will win the World Series over the Cardinals in six games.
Carpenter Will Benefit From Few Days Off
Chris Carpenter is approaching a career-high in innings pitched.
Bryce Harper Struggling In Winter Ball
Bryce Harper, who turned 19 on Sunday, is just 3-for-27 with the Scottsdale Scorpions.
Michelle Obama To Attend World Series Opener
Michelle Obama and Jill Biden are scheduled to attend the World Series opener in St. Louis to honor military veterans.
TV Ratings Down For Championship Series
With poor weather and four small market teams, baseball's league championship series drew far fewer television viewers than last year.
McCourts Reach Settlement, Frank Gets Dodgers
The settlement paves the way for a showdown in bankruptcy court between embattled team owner Frank McCourt and Major League Baseball.
Lester Admits To Clubhouse Drinking
Jon Lester admits to drinking beer in the clubhouse, but says it had nothing to do with Boston's September swoon.
Nationals, Wang Discussing Extension
Chien-Ming Wang feels loyalty towards Washington for giving him chances as he worked back from shoulder issues.
Rays Won't Make Quick Decisions On Damon, Kotchman
The Rays continue to enjoy success, but they do have some significant decisions to make this offseason.
Pujols Was Shaken Up On Play In Fifth
Albert Pujols remained in the game after a scary scene in the fifth inning of Game 6 on Sunday night.
Heath Bell Wants Three-Year Deal
The Padres would give Heath Bell a two-year deal worth a total of $14 million to $16 million.
Fielder Not Yet Thinking About Free Agency
Prince Fielder grounded out in what could turn out to be his final at-bat with the Brewers.
Freese's Ride To NLCS MVP Began At Burger King
The Cardinals acquired David Freese in a forgettable trade four years ago involving Jim Edmonds.
Hinch Isn't Candidate To Replace Francona
The Red Sox have no plans to bring in former Diamondbacks manager A.J. Hinch to interview for their vacancy.
Mets Hire Geren As Bench Coach
Bob Geren will fill the bench coach vacancy created when Ken Oberkfell was axed last week as part of a staff shakeup.
David Freese Named NLCS MVP
David Freese hit a three-run homer on Sunday and was named MVP of the NLCS.
Cardinals Win To Advance To World Series
The Cardinals captured their 18th NL pennant on Sunday night, defeating the Brewers 12-6.
Reyes Unlikely To Re-Sign With Mets During Exclusivity Period
The Mets will lose their exclusive negotiating rights with Jose Reyes five days after the World Series.
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