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From 1979 through 2006, the Houston Astros were one of baseball's best and most consistent franchises. They suffered just six losing seasons and made the playoffs nine times. They finally reached their first World Series in 2005, but that was primari...

The judge presiding over Roger Clemens' criminal case wants attorneys who investigated performance-enhancing drugs for Major League Baseball to come to a private hearing.

BOSTON -- Tim Wakefield, trying to chase down Cy Young and Roger Clemens for the most wins as a Red Sox pitcher, did not fare well Friday night in his second spot start of the season. The knuckleballer's seventh pitch was hammered into the Monster...

To go with our Willie Mays package today, SportsNation worked up a list ranker with 30 of the greatest players of all time. Don't agree with me that Willie Mays was the greatest ever? Then Click here to vote yourself. Here's my quick list without ...

Thursday, we gave you the list of the past three homegrown pitchers to win at least 50 games for each NL franchise. Today, we give you the AL list. For whatever reason, it seems the AL has been a little better at developing pitchers who meet our 5...

Twenty-five years later, the 1986 season remains one of the most interesting in baseball history. It's not just the postseason that made the year so amazing, but all the rich and unusual moments and performances leading up to it. All season long, the...

Here is why Friday's Baseball Today podcast with myself and researcher, writer, Mets/Rays fan extraordinaire Mark Simon is a must-listen: 1. Mark discusses his rules for being allowed to root for a second favorite MLB team, our emailers chime in ...

Roger Clemens is being denied the chance to get his hands on evidence being held by a House committee that he lied about using performance-enhancing drugs.

The trial is over (for now), and it ended just in time for Tax Day. As our man files his Form 1040, he wonders just what his moola bought in the people's case against Barry Bonds.

A congressional committee that investigated drugs in baseball says former All-Star pitcher Roger Clemens cannot look into its files for more material to use at his upcoming federal trial.

The law firm that investigated drugs in baseball says former All-Star pitcher Roger Clemens shouldn't be allowed to see notes or evidence used to produce a report that accused him of using steroids and human growth hormone.

It's not about whether players from the steroid era deserve to be in the Hall of Fame. The real question is: Do any of these players even care about making the Hall of Fame?

Perjury case against former pitcher Roger Clemens said to be stronger because of his outright denial.

A guilty verdict on one of the charges against Barry Bonds means baseball's worst nightmare is one step closer to becoming a reality: The game's greatest players are discrediting it.

Just supposin' Barry Bonds and the Hall of Fame ever get together, it'd be one heck of an acceptance speech, wouldn't it? Here's one version.

US Presswire/Getty Images The Mets have had their share of notable wins against baseball's greats, including Juan Marichal, Curt Schilling, and Roger Clemens. Each Thursday, Mark Simon will commemorate the Mets 50th season with stories and notes r...