Dodgers' Billingsley breaks leg Dodgers right-hander Chad Billingsley suffered a broken left fibula early Saturday morning when he slipped on an ice-covered step outside his home in Reading, Pa. More >
Desert Dogs' AFL reign continues Athletics prospect Josh Donaldson went 3-for-5 with a homer, four RBIs and two runs scored Saturday as the Phoenix Desert Dogs won their fifth straight Arizona Fall League title with a 10-4 victory over Mesa. More >
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CC sweepstakes buck economy It's possible that after the big-ticket pitchers are signed, fiscal restraint will be the order of the day and free agents, as well as agents for the free agents, will all leave the bargaining table in deep disappointment. But for the moment, this is still a bull market for pitchers. More >
Time will tell economy's effect on game If ever there was a time to send a strong message to Major League owners about financial restraint, this was it, with club brass assembled for the second day of their quarterly meetings in New York. Bud Selig was ready, bringing along former Fed chief and renowned economist Paul Volcker to speak. More >
Wakamatsu blazes a new trail Like many skippers before him, Don Wakamatsu is a former catcher who spent little time in the big leagues. What separates Wakamatsu from all others, however, is his distinction as the first Asian-American Major League manager. More >
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Dodgers right-hander Chad Billingsley suffered a broken left fibula early Saturday morning when he slipped on an ice-covered step outside his home in Reading, Pa. 
Athletics prospect Josh Donaldson went 3-for-5 with a homer, four RBIs and two runs scored Saturday as the Phoenix Desert Dogs won their fifth straight Arizona Fall League title with a 10-4 victory over Mesa. 
It's possible that after the big-ticket pitchers are signed, fiscal restraint will be the order of the day and free agents, as well as agents for the free agents, will all leave the bargaining table in deep disappointment. But for the moment, this is still a bull market for pitchers. 
If ever there was a time to send a strong message to Major League owners about financial restraint, this was it, with club brass assembled for the second day of their quarterly meetings in New York. Bud Selig was ready, bringing along former Fed chief and renowned economist Paul Volcker to speak. 
Like many skippers before him, Don Wakamatsu is a former catcher who spent little time in the big leagues. What separates Wakamatsu from all others, however, is his distinction as the first Asian-American Major League manager. 
