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Mariano Rivera says he is 95 percent back to full health. Even if he is the greatest of all time at what he does, it is still unknown if he will be as good as Rafael Soriano was in 2012. Soriano recorded 42 saves in 46 chances last season, and he onl...

There seems to be no limit to how high Derek Jeter can go and no restrictions on what Derek Jeter can do. At 38 -- an age when most players, even some of the greatest of all time, are tapering off -- Jeter is on pace to have one of the best season...

The Yankees' formula to win a World Series rests in their bullpen.

Braves manager Bobby Cox leaves the game as an all-time great. He also leaves the game far from the greatest of all time conversation. That's the parting gift for being in charge of a team widely considered to be underachievers.

Dealt with injuries to every one of their projected Opening Day outfielders, the Oakland Athletics appear to be giving some thought to the idea of reuniting with one of the "greatest of all time."

Mariano Rivera's return may be the greatest New York comeback of all time.

The New York Yankees say they are are one big happy family again, a day after middle reliever Joba Chamberlain publicly warned Mariano Rivera, the greatest closer of all time, not to "shush" him.

Through his publicist, Alex Rodriguez has released a statement on Mariano Rivera. "Mariano Rivera is arguably the greatest closer of all time," Rodriguez said. "But beyond that he is a class act and a great human being. It is an honor to be his te...

The greatest closer of all-time, Mariano Rivera, will retire at the end of the 2013 season.

Buster Olney ranks the 1999 Mets as the third greatest infield of all time, trailing only the 1976 Reds and 2009 Yankees. He writes: 3. 1999 New York Mets 1B John Olerud, 2B Edgardo Alfonzo, SS Rey Ordonez, 3B Robin Ventura Errors are often no...

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.

Baseball columnist Bob Klapisch of the Bergen Record does include Mike Piazza on his Hall of Fame ballot. Klapisch writes: Here's another example of the witch-hunt mentality that wants to bring down the greatest-hitting catcher of all time. Huge o...

ESPN's Hall of 100 -- a performance-centric look at the greatest players of all time -- has Babe Ruth No. 1 on the list, beating out Willie Mays and Barry Bonds. No surprise there. But what about No. 7 Roger Clemens ahead of No. 9 Mickey Mantle? ...

Greatest MLB player of all time: Babe Ruth or Barry Bonds?...

While it is still "probable" Mariano Rivera will pitch for the New York Yankees next year, the man considered the greatest closer of all time is having second thoughts about possibly retiring, sources tell ESPN New York.

Tim Kurkjian looks at the five key questions heading into the Cardinals-Nationals division series.