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At age 43, Mariano Rivera is still as dominating as he ever was. He continues to destroy lumber, egos and batting averages, pitch after pitch after bat-eating pitch.

His video game company in bankruptcy, former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling is selling the blood-stained sock h

In my chat on Tuesday, we briefly discussed the all-time draft rosters for each team that I compiled. Somebody asked: What's the all-time roster for players drafted and traded away while still minor leaguers? Some of these deals are pretty famous -- ...

Two days after the announcement that his prize offseason acquisition would not play this year, Yankees GM Brian Cashman admitted to fearing he made a mistake in trading away Jesus Montero for Michael Pineda.

Nearly two decades after suffering the same torn anterior labrum in his throwing shoulder, Curt Schilling said he thinks Michael Pineda could return from surgery in less than a year -- and that Pineda might be even better.

Bobby Valentine, who was working for ESPN before he was hired by the Boston Red Sox, has agreed to do a weekly show with Michael Kay on ESPN Radio New York.

A Rhode Island gubernatorial candidate is questioning Curt Schilling's bloody sock.

The Yankees return to Arizona to face the Diamondbacks in a three-game series.

Numbers hint that Red Sox handle intensity of rivalry better than Yankees.

On Day 2 of Curt Schilling's analysis of Javier Vazquez, Schilling said that Vazquez's second stay with the Yankees will be no different than his first.

Javier Vazquez won't succeed with the Yankees, says former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling.

Curt Schilling has joined ESPN as a baseball analyst.

If the road to a World Series title is paved with starting pitching, which teams are in the best shape to make a run in October?

Zack Greinke pitches in surroundings that few would call regal -- they could call them Royal -- but his talent on the mound has shone, and a Cy Young would be his if the voting commenced today, writes Buster Olney.

Blog | Conversation | August 31, 2009

Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling says he's retiring from baseball.

A day after Alex Rodriguez was linked to steroids, another All-Star offered this suggestion: Make public the entire list of players who failed drug tests.