Sources: Welker suspended four games
Denver Broncos wide receiver Wes Welker has been suspended four games for use of amphetamines, sources told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter. Read more
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Holdzkom brings palmball back to big leagues
Right-hander John Holdzkom gives the Pirates some things none of the other five players added on Tuesday to the expanded roster can claim. Read more
Rangers set MLB record using 60th player
When Derek Holland released his first pitch Tuesday, the 2014 Rangers officially became the most populated team in MLB history. Read more
Phillies seek to integrate prospect Franco into lineup
The Phillies hope Maikel Franco is that young, impactful hitter they have been seeking for some time. He will get his opportunity to play this month. Read more
Bethancourt provides reliable option behind plate
Now that he has completed a successful season with Triple-A Gwinnett, Christian Bethancourt will spend the regular season's final month attempting to help the Braves reach the postseason. Read more
Brent can return in Week 11, with conditions
Josh Brent is a member of the Dallas Cowboys once more but before he can return to the field he must serve a 10-game suspension handed down from the NFL. Read more
Yanks to honor Jeter prior to Sunday’s game
The Yankees announced on Tuesday that they plan to wear a patch depicting Derek Jeter's final season logo on the left sleeve of their uniform and cap. The patch will…Read more
Lawrie will miss rest of season with oblique strain
Brett Lawrie has been ruled out for the remainder of the 2014 season because of a strained oblique muscle. Toronto placed Lawrie on the 60-day disabled list on Tuesday afternoon…Read more
Tanaka slated to throw bullpen session this week
Masahiro Tanaka has been cleared to continue his throwing program after playing catch on Tuesday at Yankee Stadium. Read more
Kluber, Callaway address ace’s mechanical flaws
Corey Kluber had been so good through the heart of the summer that a slight drop in production late in August seemed glaring. When the Indians' staff leader could not…Read more