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Time to heal the nation's wounds after this particularly nasty election cycle, and what better salve than baseball?

Off Base breaks down the myth on the Super Bowl's popularity.

Rangers manager Ron Washington seems to be making all the wrong moves, while Giants manager Bruce Bochy is making all the right ones.

In salary arbitration, MLB players win every time.

Fans of a certain age should save a grateful toast this holiday for George Michael (the sports anchor, not the pop star), who died Thursday at the age of 70. Before YouTube, before Web Gems, before "SportsCenter" became omnipresent, George delive...

It's not that Jim Caple isn't impressed with women's gymnastics. He is. But a daring routine from Jonathan Horton outranked Shawn Johnson's gold-medal win Tuesday.

Kenny Lofton has made his mark this series, with his biggest hit coming in Game 3.

Jim Caple's second "Road Warrior" column for the ESPN SportsTravel section.

Maybe now we'll remember Rafael Palmeiro for something other than those Viagra commercials, Jim Caple writes.

Reaching 500 career home runs should still be celebrated. So we should applaud Ken Griffey Jr.

Guys like Randy Johnson, Roger Clemens and Julio Franco are making everyone feel young again.

As the Mariners continue to struggle, there is little hope for a team that is very much showing its age.

J.T. Snow wants to talk hitting, but it's his fielding Saturday that will be remembered for years to come.

As evidenced by their dramatic Game 3 win, the Angels are becoming the big attraction in this postseason, writes Jim Caple.