FBI quizzes Nitkowski in Clemens case
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FBI quizzes Nitkowski in Clemens case
FBI quizzes Nitkowski in Clemens case Former Yankees pitcher C.J. Nitkowski was interviewed nearly two weeks ago by federal agents as part of their investigation into whether Roger Clemens committed perjury when he denied using performance-enhancing drugs.
Kotchman, Braves avoid arbitration
Kotchman, Braves avoid arbitration The Braves and first baseman Casey Kotchman have avoided arbitration by agreeing to a one-year, $2.885 million contract.
Guillen enjoying give-and-take with fans
Guillen enjoying give-and-take with fans The always talkative, always charismatic Ozzie Guillen faced off with fans on Friday as SoxFest 2009 got underway.
Rays add lefty Shouse to bullpen mix
Rays add lefty Shouse to bullpen mix The Tampa Bay Rays have agreed to a two-year deal with reliever Brian Shouse, according to ESPN.com. The deal is pending a physical.
Reds to hold Fantasy Camp for fans
Reds to hold Fantasy Camp for fans At Reds Fantasy Camp, fans will be doing everything Major Leaguers do during Spring Training — including hanging out with other Major Leaguers.
Torre to appear on ‘Larry King Live’
Torre to appear on ‘Larry King Live’ Dodgers manager Joe Torre will appear on “Larry King Live” on Friday night on CNN. It will be Torre’s first long-form interview since reports leaked regarding the content of his new book, “The Yankee Years.”
Brewers narrow search for radio voice
Brewers narrow search for radio voice Cory Provus, who has worked for WGN Radio the past two seasons, is the leading candidate to replace recently departed radio play-by-play man Jim Powell.
Tigres win third straight title
Tigres win Game 7, third straight title
Varitek, Red Sox have a deal
Varitek, Red Sox have a deal The captain is staying put. The Red Sox and free-agent catcher Jason Varitek agreed on a contract, two sources confirmed to MLB.com on Friday.
Rays taking a step forward with payroll
Rays take a step forward with payroll The Rays’ estimated $60 million payroll for the coming season is a major step for the franchise and a testament to the organization’s commitment to winning.



