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Before the New York Yankees can actually move to void Alex Rodriguez's contract -- an extremely difficult proposition -- he'll have to be suspended for doping. And that is far from a sure thing.

The awkward performance-enhancing-drug issue pushed one longtime baseball writer to a decision to drop out of the voting process.

MLB's new labor agreement, which went into effect this season, changed the rules for how clubs can sign international amateur free agents, capping the amount teams can spend at about $3 million annually. Spend more, and teams will face a heavy tax.

But exploitation concerns remain, especially in light of education, poverty realities

A federal judge has angrily criticized Congress for withholding an audio recording that lawyers want for the trial of pitching great Roger Clemens.

Roger Clemens' defense team will argue that his former trainer came up with a plan to blackmail him with manufactured evidence in 2001, long before either become embroiled in the sporting world's ongoing steroid scandal.

Clemens trial characters

Former steroids dealer Curt Wenzlaff says the array of steroids Mark McGwire used was meant to make an athlete "bigger, faster, stronger."

A convicted drug dealer who says he used to supply steroids to former baseball slugger Mark McGwire told ESPN on Thursday that McGwire's goal was to get "bigger, faster, stronger" to improve his performance on the field.

For years, every chance Tony La Russa got, he spoke up for Mark McGwire, saying that the hitter was clean and honorable and that his muscles were the product of an unparalleled work ethic. Now, with the lies confessed, that narrative is gone.

Minnesota Vikings defensive linemen Kevin and Pat Williams found a loophole in the NFL's drug policy and wriggled their case through it all the way to Congress.

Suspended Sprint Cup driver Jeremy Mayfield has broken his silence, vehemently denying allegations of drug use and adamantly defending himself in an exclusive interview with ESPN.

Florida steroid arrest drawing interest of Major League Baseball, law enforcement.

New York City debuts two brand-new baseball cathedrals this week. But if you want to buy tickets to a game at the new Yankee Stadium or at Citi Field, bring plenty of pretty pennies.

He gave a lengthy interview to ESPN and held a massive news conference. But the lingering holes in Alex Rodriguez's story about steroids still leave lots of questions in need of answers.

Major League Baseball will ask Alex Rodriguez to meet with its investigators to further explain his admitted use of performance-enhancing drugs, two sources familiar with MLB's plans told ESPN.