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A previously elusive figure in the Biogenesis performance-enhancing drug scandal has spoken out, saying clinic founder Anthony Bosch paid a visit to Alex Rodriguez during last year's ALCS after the New York Yankees slugger sought his help amid a 1-for-9 s

Three months from now, how will you have spent your summer vacation? (The solstice is looming large, you know.) Here's one man's Off Base plan.

Nobody will ever feel sorry for the New York Yankees because of their payroll, their bank account, and all of those championship flags flapping above their home ballpark. Think about this: The small handful of players who are unavailable to the Yanke...

Blog | June 18, 2013

ANAHEIM -- Throughout this unprecedented run of injuries that has decimated the New York Yankees and reduced their lineup to what hitting coach Kevin Long referred to as "the B-squad," there has always been the feeling in the back of many minds that,...

A Miami-Dade County Circuit Court judge on Wednesday declined to dismiss a lawsuit Major League Baseball filed against a South Florida clinic operator and his associates alleged to be part of an ongoing performance-enhancing drug scandal.

What's going on in Alex Rodriguez's head right now is a mystery.

Alex Rodriguez said Thursday he is not ready to talk about the alleged connection between him and the founder of a Miami-area clinic at the heart of an ongoing performance-enhancing drug scandal in Major League Baseball.

Biogenesis of America founder Tony Bosch asked Alex Rodriguez for financial help after Major League Baseball filed a lawsuit against him in March, but was denied by the New York Yankees third baseman, according to a New York Daily News report.

The agreement between Major League Baseball and Tony Bosch, the founder of the defunct Miami clinic at the center of an ongoing performance-enhancing drug scandal, might lead to player suspensions, appeals and litigation. The agreement, first reporte...

Yankees manager Joe Girardi talks or texts with Alex Rodriguez once a week, checking up on how Rodriguez' recovery from hip surgery is going, but the manager doesn't delve into A-Rod's never ceasing off-the-field dramas.

A-Rod should act honorably, and finally tell the whole truth about his career.

In admission of disappointment with A-Rod, Bombers face truth about choice.

In the unlikely event that Alex Rodriguez did not know where he stood with the upper management of the New York Yankees, he surely knows it now.

New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez (hip) is not running the bases and has not moved along in his ground ball progression during his rehab in Tampa, according to Yankees manager Joe Girardi. Girardi said that Rodriguez has not had a setb...

The Yankees can certainly survive losing Curtis Granderson again.

Alex Rodriguez closed on the sale of his Miami Beach home on Friday morning, ESPN.com has learned. The confirmed sale price of $30 million is believed to be the most paid for a home in Miami Beach history.