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They yell. They whisper. They talk (sometimes to themselves). But what do major league players actually hear on the field in the heat of the action?

ST. LOUIS -- Waiting in the tunnel of Busch Stadium eight Clydesdales are each wearing approximately 130 pounds of harnesses and collars. Their hair is braided with red, white and blue ribbons. As they stand waiting for their traditional Opening Day ...

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Topps vice president of sports Mark Sapir joins ESPN's Michele Steele to discuss the launch of Topps Series 1 Baseball and the impact of recent PED allegations on Alex Rodriguez Topps products....

Washington Nationals phenom Bryce Harper was able to grant a request for Stan Musial before the baseball icon and Hall of Famer died earlier this month.

Stan Musial was remembered as a Hall of Famer on and off the field during a two-hour funeral Mass.

Hundreds of visitors turned out for Thursday's six-hour public visitation for Stan Musial in St. Louis.

I wanted to point out a couple of interesting Stan Musial links. First, Matt Philip has a graphical tribute to Musial's amazing career here. Check it out. Rob Neyer has a nice column on what Musial meant ... to a Royals fan. Finally, Dave Camer...

Lance Armstrong did it. Why not Jim Caple? Our writer finally comes clean with his baseball confessions. Only, instead of telling Oprah, he's telling you!

Stan Musial cranked more extra-base hits than anyone but Hank Aaron or Barry Bonds. He ripped more hits than all but Rose, Cobb, or Aaron and reached base more times than anyone but Rose, Bonds, Cobb, Rickey, or Yaz. He won seven batting titles (trai...

A public visitation for baseball great Stan Musial will be Thursday at the Cathedral Basilica in St. Louis, with a funeral Mass on Saturday.

In case you were busy writing the first part of a gritty 3-D trilogy reimagining the story of Humpty Dumpty called "HD Volume One: Sitting on a Wall," here's what you missed in sports last weekend. The Baltimore Ravens topped the Patriots, 28-13...

Here is a telegram (remember those?) that Red Sox principal owner John W. Henry received during the magical October of 2004: Dear John, Congratulations on winning the ALCS. This should be a great Series with these two championship teams. Mis...

There are four left fielders in major league history who stand out among all the rest. Three of them are three of the most exciting, singular players in the annals of the sport; they are also three of the most arrogant, churlish players in the game's...

With an unorthodox swing and a smile that could light up a ballpark, Stan Musial was one of baseball's greatest players and perhaps the most underrated player of all time.

Stan Musial, one of baseball's greatest hitters and a Hall of Famer with the St. Louis Cardinals for more than two decades, died Saturday. He was 92.