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MLB To Test For HGH In Addition To Steroids, Strengthens Drug Policy For 2013

Major League Baseball and the players union have agreed to test for HGH, as well as steroids, strengthening the 2013 drug policy.

Justin Upton Trade Rumors: New York Yankees, Texas Rangers, Seattle Mariners, Atlanta Braves Interested In Arizona Diamondbacks Outfielder

Several teams are vying for Justin Upton's services.

Elvis Presley, Babe Ruth And The Beatles Are The Most-Forged Autographs Of 2012

Getting a genuine autograph of a living athlete or celebrity may be difficult, or at least expensive, but it is not impossible. Deceased athletes and celebrities are a different story. It comes as no surprise that the most-forged autographs include those of Babe Ruth, Elvis Presley, and The Beatles.

Brad Corbett Dead, Former Texas Rangers Owner Dies, At Age 75

Brad Corbett, who owned the Texas Rangers from 1974 to 1980 and wasn't afraid to regularly switch out managers, died Christmas Eve. He was 75.

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Chicago Cubs News: Alfonso Soriano To Be Dealt? Cubs Strike Out With Anibal Sanchez, Mike Adams, John Lannan

Alfonso Soriano hit a team-high 32 home runs and 108 RBI in 2012.

Josh Hamilton became the 16th player in MLB history to hit four home runs on Tuesday.

Josh Hamilton Rumors: Los Angeles Angles Making A Big Push To Sign The Outfielder?

Are the Los Angeles Angles agents prepared to make free agent Josh Hamilton a big offer?

'World Series Or Bust': What Are Washington Nationals Odds Of Being 2013 Champions?

Bookmakers appear to be comfortable with the “World Series or bust” attitude, with the Nationals listed as World Series title frontrunners in 2013.

R.A. Dickey is having the best season of his career at age 38.

R.A. Dickey Trade Rumors: Red Sox, Dodgers Interested In Mets Pitcher

The Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles Dodgers have explored trades involving R.A. Dickey of the New York Mets.

China, The NBA, NFL And MLB: Is Beijing The New Profit Center Of American Sports?

As American athletic interests infiltrate the Chinese market, the Asian country is proving itself a worthy competitor -- and partner.

The Dodgers gave Zack Greinke $147 million.

Dodgers Rumors: Free Agents A.J. Pierzynski, Zach Grienke, Brian Wilson, And Kyle Loshe On L.A.'s Radar?

Free agents A.J. Pierzynski, Zach Grienke, Brian Wilson and Kyle Loshe are reportedly targets of the Los Angeles Dodgers for 2013.

Cub Trade Rumors: Japanese Pitcher Close To Joining Chicago?

Fujikawa has narrowed his choices down.

Phillies' Ruiz Banned 25 Games For Amphetamine Use

The Philadelphia catcher set career highs in three batting categories in 2012.

Baseball Mourns Union Leader Marvin Miller, 95

Marvin Miller, former executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Association, has passed away at the age of 95. Miller led the charge for free agency, changing baseball forever.

Yankees News: Kuroda Signing a Smart Move for New York?

Hiroki Kuroda re-signed with New York in a one-year deal worth $15 million.

Bud Selig Approves Blockbuster Trade Between Miami Marlins, Toronto Blue Jays

Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig signed off on the controversial trade between the Miami Marlins and Toronto Blue Jays that sends stars Jose Reyes, Mark Buehrle and Josh Johnston to Toronto in exchange for Yunel Escobar and prospects.

Miami Marlins Fan Backlash Is Well-Deserved

Miami Marlin fans are furious after owner Jeffrey Loria shipped off the team's most valuable stars. They now have little reason to go to the hundred-million dollar stadium their tax money help build.

Race to Breach China Market Heats up for U.S. Sports

The NFL, MLB, and NBA are looking to expand into China.

Trout, Harper Win Rookie of the Year Awards

Mike Trout's award came with little surprise.

Lee MacPhail Dies, Former Yankees President And Oldest Hall Of Famer In MLB Dead At 95

Lee MacPhail, the former president of the American League and general manager of the Yankees and Baltimore Orioles and the oldest member of the Baseball Hall of Fame, died on Thursday night at his home in Delray Beach, Fla. He was 95.

Joe Torre, MLB Executive Vice President for Baseball Operations

MLB Instant Replay Expansion To Include Fair-Foul And Trap Plays In 2013

Baseball is considering a broader expansion of video review for umpires than first discussed.

Mark McGwire Hired As Dodgers Hitting Coach; Steroid Slugger Could Be The Answer In LA

Baseball’s steroid controversy will follow Mark McGwire for the rest of his life but the former slugger has moved on, first taking a job as hitting coach with the St. Louis Cardinals and now, three years later, with the Los Angeles Dodgers.

No NFL Game in China Anytime Soon

While the league is enjoying growth in the nation, there are no future plans to hold a game in China.

Iger, president and CEO of Walt Disney Co, speaks during news conference after ground breaking ceremony of Shanghai Disneyland theme park in Shanghai

Walt Disney Earnings Preview: Sports And ‘Cars’ Drive Home Higher Profits

Strong performance at ESPN and the new Cars Land ride at California Adventure will lift the Walt Disney Co.'s third-quarter results.

David Ortiz Agrees on Two-year Deal to Stay with Red Sox

The Boston slugger received a $26 million deal.

Rhode Island Suing Curt Schilling's 38 Studios Over $75M Loan

Rhode Island has filed a complaint against company executives and government officials involved in the state's high-profile $75 million loan guarantee for Curt Schilling’s video-game developer 38 Studios.