Harold Reynolds plans to sue ESPN over his departure from the network as a baseball analyst.

Cubs outfielder Jacque Jones on Saturday was named as the final member of Major League Baseball's roster for the "Japan All-Star Series 2006," a new competition that will take place in November.

San Francisco's Barry Bonds, Oakland's Frank Thomas and the Los Angeles Dodgers' Nomar Garciaparra headed 59 players who filed for free agency Saturday on the first possible day.

Fans will be able to vote for a 50-year Gold Glove team, with winners to be announced at next year's All-Star break.

Baseball players and owners proclaimed an unprecedented era of labor peace, finalizing a new five-year collective bargaining agreement Tuesday night before Game 3 of the World Series.

Baseball players and owners have reached a tentative agreement on a five-year contract, the first time the sides have achieved labor peace before their current deal expires.

A person with knowledge of the talks said Thursday that the owners and players are making significant progrss on a new labor deal and hope to have it finished by the end of the weekend.

Re-emerging with the Los Angeles Dodgers after two injury-shortened seasons with the Boston Red Sox and Chicago Cubs, Nomar Garciaparra was voted NL Comeback Player of the Year.

Buck O'Neil, baseball's charismatic Negro Leagues ambassador who barnstormed with Satchel Paige and inexplicably fell one vote shy of the Hall of Fame, died Friday night.

Former baseball star Jose Canseco and twin brother Ozzie lost an appeal Wednesday of a $1 million judgment in a lawsuit filed by two men beaten by the ex-players at a bar in 2001.

The regular season is over and we announce our picks for all of the big awards, along with the final rankings for the 2006 season.

If the Detroit Tigers are going to extend their surprising season by making a run in the playoffs, they'll have to get past the New York Yankees.