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Attention, convicts: Time is running out to get applications to the pardon attorney at the Justice Department if you're hoping President Bush will be your decider.
Mailbag: Will Molina stick around?
While I'm excited about Buster Posey, who can become the best hitter on the Giants since Barry Bonds' healthy days, I feel that the Giants should keep Bengie Molina as well.
Bickley: Pedroia making his presence felt
Not long ago, Boston's most popular baseball player wore dreadlocks, a wobbly work ethic and a larger-than-life persona.
Dodgers rescind offer to Manny Ramirez
The Dodgers officially withdrew their two-year, $45 million offer to left fielder Manny Ramirez on Friday, the first day Ramirez and baseball's 174other free agents were free to negotiate with clubs other than ...
San Francisco Giants: Wearing the Fans' Patience Thin
"This can't go on all the time - all this franticness and jumping around. We've got to go someplace, find something." Jack Kerouac, On the Road For the San Francisco Giants, that place is the World Series.
Giants' Lincecum wins National League Cy Young Award
San Francisco Giants' Tim Lincecum works against the Arizona Diamondbacks in the first inning of a baseball game Thursday, Sept.
Giants look to add bat, bolster bullpen
The Giants are emphasizing youth as they strive for respectability, but they're probably not eliminating free agents from their effort.
'Giving honor to whom honor is due'
Pittsburgh has been through a great deal of transition over the last 20 years. We've seen three mayors, the Steelers have had at least seven starting quarterbacks between Bubby Brister and Ben Roethlisberger - ...
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Bonds still waiting for judge's pitch
Barry Bonds must play the waiting game. After the home run king's lawyers filed a motion to dismiss 10 of 15 counts in his perjury and obstruction of justice indictment, U.S. District Court Judge Susan Illston ...
Lawyers for Barry Bonds seek dismissal of 10 of 15 counts at Wendesday hearing
Lawyers for home run champion Barry Bonds will be in federal court in San Francisco on Wednesday, seeking dismissal of 10 of the 15 criminal counts pending against the former San Francisco Giants slugger.
House honors slain Redwood City resident
Tim Griffith always invited friends to come home with him, his mother said. When he was young, it was a dog or an iguana.
So Pedro Feliz had the game-winning hit in the World Series. Didn't you figure it would happen that way? I don't have Pedro's number, but I phoned Scott Eyre after the Series ended and left a message on his ...
CC named Baseball America Player of the Year
Lefthander C.C. Sabathia, who led the Milwaukee Brewers to the postseason for the first time since 1982 after a midseason trade, is Baseball America's 2008 Major League Player of the Year, as selected by the ...
Dodgers eyeing shorter Manny offer
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- The Dodgers appear willing to meet or come close to superstar free agent Manny Ramirez 's annual salary target but are strongly disinclined from acceding to his wish for a deal of five ...
Barry Bonds Great World Series
It was one of the greatest World Series performances of all time. In 2002, Barry Lamarr Bonds batted 30 times as his Giants battled the Angels in a memorable seven game set.
Barry Bonds Became a Free Agent in 1992 and Signed with the Giants
Barry Bonds became a free agent after the 1992 season. His original team, the Pittsburgh Pirates, had no chance of signing him because they could not come close to meeting his demand of about $43 million for ...
A double hit by Boston's J.D. Drew eludes Rays rightfielder Gabe Gross during the fifth inning.
Collusion case means Giants not done with Bonds yet
"Bill, Bud. Uhh, we lost the Bonds collusion thing, damned Communist arbitrator, and everyone owes a million bucks each.
Bonds' Lawyers Heading Back To Court
Bonds' lawyers, led by appeals expert Dennis Riordan , will say prosecutors asked the former Giants outfielder "fundamentally ambiguous" questions when they grilled him about taking steroids.
Shea Hey: A's ideal Bonds bidders
Bonds wouldn't accept it. But Major League Baseball could say one of its teams made an offer, and the union would lose steam with its plan to file a collusion grievance and prove MLB conspired to ensure Bonds ...