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Mark Teixeira's two-run homer in the sixth inning against Dillon Gee overcame a one-run deficit and the Yankees beat the Mets, 4-2, on Saturday night in the Bronx. Now, the Mets will send Jon Niese (4-2, 4.11 ERA) to the mound in Sunday's 1:05 p.m. g...

The Newark Bears have scrapped plans to donate $2,000 to Mothers Against Drunk Driving on behalf of former New York Yankees World Series star Jim Leyritz.

Six major league players have been arrested for DUI since Jan. 1: Miguel Cabrera, Coco Crisp, Austin Kearns, Derek Lowe, Shin-Soo Choo and Adam Kennedy. Law enforcement is doing its job. Major League Baseball and the players' association is not. Afte...

Jim Leyritz was reportedly named hitting and pitching coach of the Newark Bears.

Cliff Lee's agent talked to the media. Richard Durrett from Dallas and I were in on the sessions. Here is the story. Team president Randy Levine showed up this afternoon, which could be an indication that the Yankees are about to get really seriou...

Jim Leyritz has been sentenced to a year of probation and fined $500 for a Florida drunk driving conviction.

AP Photo/Tony Ding Wisconsin Rolls, Michigan QB Robinson Breaks Records Wisconsin's Montee Ball and James White combined for 354 yards rushing and 6 TDs during the Badgers' 48-28 victory over Michigan on Saturday. Despite the loss, Michigan's Den...

Getty Images Steve Nash to Miss Another Game Suns point guard Steve Nash won't play tonight against the Bobcats. Nash will miss his second straight game because of a strained groin. Nash may also miss Monday's game at Houston. This according to S...

Former Yankee Jim Leyritz has been acquitted of DUI manslaughter in a case stemming from a 2007 crash that killed a Florida woman.

Jurors are signaling a stalemate in the Florida DUI manslaughter case against former major league baseball player Jim Leyritz.

Jim Leyritz had enough time to stop before a fatal 2007 car crash but was too drunk to react to a traffic light and should be convicted of DUI manslaughter, a Florida prosecutor told jurors in a closing argument.

A defense expert says former major leaguer Jim Leyritz was not drunk when he was involved in a Florida car crash that killed a 30-year-old woman.

Former big-league baseball player Jim Leyritz was not drunk prior to a 2007 crash that killed a 30-year-old woman despite blood tests showing otherwise, his attorney said Monday.

Jim Leyritz hardly played during the 1999 season after the Yankees acquired him in a midseason trade with the Padres, accumulating 79 plate appearances and hitting exactly zero homers. But in the World Series that fall, when the Yankees faced the Bra...

Blog | November 12, 2010

Aubrey Huff was considered a risky signing for the Giants, even at the relatively small sum of $3 million San Francisco inked him for to start the 2010 season. Eight months and a title later, he's one of the guys ready to cash in on improved stock.

Blog | Conversation | November 12, 2010

The prosecution has rested in the Florida DUI manslaughter trial of Jim Leyritz.