Bonds’ career all but over after indictment
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Barry Bonds’ federal indictment does in the slugger, Ken Rosenthal says. His career and chance at the Hall of Fame are gone.
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A-Rod, Yanks have outline for deal
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Alex Rodriguez and the New York Yankees have agreed to the outline of a $275 million, 10-year contract, a deal that potentially would allow him to earn millions more if he sets the career home-run record.The amount of the guaranteed money was revealed by a person familiar with the negotiations who spoke Thursday on condition of anonymity because the deal hasn’t been finalized. A-Rod met Wednesday in Tampa, Fla.
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Reds broadcaster Nuxhall dies
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Joe Nuxhall, who was the youngest player in major league history and the beloved “old left-hander” on Cincinnati Reds radio broadcasts, died overnight following a bout with cancer, the team said Friday. He was 79.Nuxhall’s health problems multiplied in recent years but couldn’t keep him away from the game or the broadcast booth for long. He had surgery for prostate cancer in 1992, followed by a mild heart attack in 2001.
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Mavs’ performance a good ego boost
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The Mavs showed they are capable of whipping the Spurs. Too bad it’s November. Charley Rosen says it’s something to build on.
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Rosenthal: Bonds’ career over
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Arizona beats Oregon
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Yanks need to add new pieces
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Re-signing A-Rod would be huge for New York. But if the Yanks want to contend in ‘08, Dayn Perry says they still have work to do.
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Williams leaves Dolphins with tough choice
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If the Dolphins think Ricky Williams can help them win, Alex Marvez says those five failed drug tests won’t mean a thing to them.
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Thomas losing Knicks’ battle of egos
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Speed, passing and the versatility of scorers like Anthony Parker could mean another playoff run for Toronto, says Charley Rosen.
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Yankees, A-Rod discussing new deal
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After opting out of the final three years of his contract with the Yankees, it appears Alex Rodriguez has had a change of heart.In a startling turn of events, Alex Rodriguez spoke with the Steinbrenner family and New York Yankees officials Wednesday and told them he wants to stay in pinstripes.
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