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A former U.S. senator brought in to monitor Penn State said Friday the university has gotten "off to a very good start" in responding to NCAA sanctions for the Jerry Sandusky child molestation scandal.

ESPN.com Topics: "The steroids era" refers to a period of time in Major League Baseball when a number of players were believed to have used performance-enhancing drugs, resulting in increased offensive output throughout the game....

Yankees President Randy Levine and GM Brian Cashman both declined to comment on the Roger Clemens perjury verdict. Since the Mitchell Report came out, the Yankees have not invited Clemens to Old Timers' Day. Clemens, who is known to enjoy the nost...

WASHINGTON -- No one would ever suggest that a press conference is the highest and best form of communication, but the Roger Clemens press conference in January 2008 after the release of the Mitchell Report may have been a low point in the long and r...

Andy Pettitte took the stand Tuesday in the Roger Clemens perjury trial and described how he grew up admiring the star pitcher he is expected to testify against.

Surrounded by family members, former teammates, friends and a host of media, Ivan "Pudge" Rodriguez retired from Major League Baseball on Monday at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington.

Former Texas Rangers catcher Ivan Rodriguez will retire Monday in Arlington as a member of the team he spent the majority of his career with, a baseball source told ESPN.com's Jerry Crasnick.

It's a victory for the process, despite MLB's cries of anguish. And the successful appeal of Ryan Braun's 50-game suspension should serve as an example to players in other pro leagues.

For nearly 20 years, Bud Selig has ruled over Major League Baseball. Now, with the end of that reign supposedly in sight, here's why he might be rethinking retirement.

My favorite Jim Thome story isn't about watching Jim Thome. Not live, anyway. A few years ago, I got a tour of MLB Productions studios in Manhattan. Apologies to Cooperstown, Wrigley Field, or that cornfield in Iowa, but this was the most magi...

There will be no winners in the steroid era, only losers. Our last best hope to clean it up -- the government - just joined that club by bungling the Roger Clemens trial.

An overwhelmingly female jury with little interest in baseball will decide whether former pitching star Roger Clemens lied to Congress when he said he never used performance-enhancing drugs.

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Former Sen. George Mitchell says Roger Clemens may call him to testify at the upcoming trial on charges the all-star pitcher lied about drug use.

The Supreme Court won't revive baseball star Roger Clemens' lawsuit against his former personal trainer for claiming he injected the pitcher with steroids and human growth hormones.

Lawyers say they will not appeal a judge's order to share interview notes with Roger Clemens' defense team, clearing the way to start the former pitching star's criminal trial on July 6.