Bonds & Clemens denied Hall of Fame election
Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens have been denied election to the Baseball Hall of Fame over suspicion they used performance enhancing drugs.
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San Francisco take 2-0 lead in World Series
Madison Bumgarner made a stunning return to the starting rotation on Thursday to help the San Francisco Giants move to a commanding two-game lead in the World Series.
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Yankees' captain Jeter fractures ankle
New York Yankees captain Derek Jeter fractured his ankle and was ruled out of the rest of the Major League Baseball play-offs after a freak accident on Saturday.
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Cabrera first to win Triple Crown since 1967
Miguel Cabrera last night became the first player since 1967 to hit for baseball's Triple Crown - the award for the player who leads his league in batting average, home runs and runs batted in.
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Bonds gets two years probation
Baseball's all-time record home run hitter Barry Bonds has been sentenced to 30 days' house arrest for misleading a grand jury but will remain free pending an appeal, according to reports in the United States.
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Venezuelan baseball star is kidnapped
Washington Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos has been kidnapped from his home in his native Venezuela.
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Sport at 7: Calcaterra on Bonds
Craig Calcaterra, baseball blogger-in-chief at HardballTalk, comments on Barry Bonds' trial for perjury and obstruction of justice.
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Bonds may face additional charges
Barry Bonds, baseball's record home run hitter, will have to wait to discover whether he will again face trial on perjury charges.
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Sport At 7: Barry Bonds
Baseball writer Craig Calcaterra explains the background behind Barry Bond's current court case.
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Baseball star Bonds goes on trial
US home run king Barry Bonds faces perjury charges in a trial that will see testimony by a parade of baseball stars and an ex-girlfriend on his alleged use of performance enhancing steroids.
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San Fran Giants win World Series
Des Cahill gives a sample of the atmosphere in San Fransisco as the Giants win baseball's World Series for the first time in over 50 years.
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Old Firm set to play at Fenway Park
Celtic and Rangers could play their first Old Firm game outside Scotland this summer at Fenway Park, the historic home of baseball's Boston Red Sox.
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Sport At 7: Baseball
Lance Williams, author of Game of Shadows, discusses the baseball controversy surrounding former star Mark McGwire.
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Hicks closer to boosting funds
Liverpool co-owner Tom Hicks has moved a step closer to selling the Texas Rangers Major League Baseball franchise in a move that could free up funds for his indebted Barclays Premier League club.
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Dodgers' Ramirez banned for 50 games
Los Angeles Dodgers slugger Manny Ramirez has been suspended for 50 games after testing positive for a performance enhancing drug, Major League Baseball said on Thursday.
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A-Rod allegations rock America
A sense of shock and disappointment was voiced across the United States on Sunday in the wake of a report that baseball's highest paid player Alex Rodriguez tested positive for steroids in 2003.
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Yankees bid farewell to stadium with win
American baseball said so long to an old friend on Sunday as Yankee Stadium hosted its final Major League Baseball game.
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South Korea celebrate baseball gold
Hyunjin Ryu pitched effectively into the ninth inning and Seungyuop Lee blasted a two-run homer to lead Korea to their first Olympic gold medal in baseball with a 3-2 victory over Cuba.
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US beat Japan to claim bronze
The United States won an 8-4 slugfest over Japan to exit the final Olympic baseball tournament with the bronze medal on Saturday.
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South Korea through to baseball final
South Korea won through to the Beijing Olympics baseball final after beating Japan 6-2 in the semi-finals on Friday.