Rocky Mount Native Casey Hodges made the most of his home debut with the Danville Braves. Hodges, the son of a former major leaguer, was nearly untouchable in lowering his era to a miniscule 0.60.

The Titans golden arm is getting ready for his first assignment as part of the Yankees organization.

While being straightforward about his medical issues (“Hey, this cancer survival business is a full-time job!”), Murcer’s strength is talking baseball. He devotes a chapter to his opinions about today’s game, steroid use, Marvin Miller and advertising during baseball games. 

Jacob Thompson could hear his younger brother scream from inside their Dry Fork house. From that point, the weight was off his shoulders. 

Barry Bonds is facing new charges concerning his denial of using performance-enhacing drugs.

Tonight is the first game of the season for the Avs.  Clemens’ son Koby plays catcher.  The first pitch is scheduled for a little after 7:00 p.m.

No, the Hillcats are nothing like last year’s team, but considering how that squad fared, that’s a good thing.

Judging by experiences in other minor league cities, Waynesboro will have a difficult, though not impossible task.

Red Sox resolve pay dispute, end threatened boycott of spring training game, Japan trip

As approximately 200 people looked on, the players stopped Tuesday at the Blacksburg campus to view the 32 stone memorials dedicated to the April 16 shooting victims.

The team will visit English Field next Tuesday for an exhibition game against Virginia Tech. 

He has been the topic of trade rumors for three months now, most of them involving the Chicago Cubs. Rarely does an hour go by when the two-time All-Star isn’t reminded about his seemingly imminent departure from the organization with which he has spent his entire career.

The FBI has begun investigating whether Roger Clemens lied to Congress when he denied taking steroids, officials said Thursday in the case of another baseball star snared in a long-running inquiry into drug use by professional athletes.

Congress asked the Justice Department on Wednesday to investigate whether Roger Clemens made false statements to a House committee

Cal Ripken, Jr.’s selflessness is what won him over with fans during his 21-year Hall of Fame baseball career. It’s also what endeared him to Virginia Tech’s baseball team and more than 300 Hokies supporters Monday night

A lawyer for Roger Clemens said Saturday the pitcher can prove he didn’t attend a June 1998 party at Jose Canseco’s home described by Brian McNamee in the Mitchell Report.

While waiting for resolution on the proposed trade of Erik Bedard, the Baltimore Orioles came to terms with another pitcher Thursday, avoiding arbitration with right-hander Daniel Cabrera

The Rangers introduced the 61-year-old Texas native with the fanfare of a major free-agent signing, bringing the career strikeout leader into a packed stadium hall that cheered after a highlight video trumpeted the return of The Ryan Express.

Roger Clemens spoke under oath for about five hours to congressional lawyers Tuesday, then said he told them he did not use performance-enhancing drugs.

New York Yankees pitcher Andy Pettitte talked for about 2½ hours Monday with lawyers from a congressional committee looking into drug use in baseball.

Umps angry MLB is asking neighbors whether they are members of KKK

Bonds argues the indictment is “scattershot” and noted for its “striking inartfulness.”