It had to end eventually for the greatest closer of all-time, but nobody pictured the scene from Kansas City on Thursday.

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Empty seats don't seem to bother the Rays, who have ridden an 11-1 home record to the top of the Power Rankings.

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The depth of the NL East laves the Marlins in deep trouble in their first season at a new ballpark.

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Especially in light of the horrific charges against Tigers OF Delmon Young, it's worth noting Inge was a class act.

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Baseball has a way of testing the resilience of teams and players, as the Yankees are learning with Michael Pineda.

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On Saturday, after Brad Lidge blew his second save in four chances this season, he offered a few candid comments about the quality of his stuff...

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It's not just Philip Humber. The White Sox have the arms to stick around the playoff race for a long while.

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The two-time defending AL champs knocked Tampa Bay from the top spot as the Angels and Red Sox also tumble.

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According to a Yahoo! Sports report, New York Jets quarterback Tim Tebow was roundly booed by New York baseball fans on Apr. 15 when he was shown on the video screen at Yankee Stadium.

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Phil Hughes had been looking forward to his first start of 2012 since the end of last season, eager to put his dismal 2011 season in the rear-view mirror.

Hughes didn't deliver the type of performance he had hoped for, but given the way his season started a year ago, it was certainly not a bad day for the 25-year-old. Hughes allowed two runs on five hits and two walks in 4 2/3 innings on Sunday as the Rays beat the Yankees, 3-0, taking his first loss of the season.

"I felt good physically," Hughes said. "Early on I felt like I had good stuff, it was just a lot of long, drawn-out at-bats that kind of killed my pitch count today."

Hughes threw 24 pitches in the first, his pitch count swelling to 69 after only three innings.

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