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  • Pensacola Blue Wahoos' Billy Hamilton slides under Montgomery third baseman Omar Luna for a stolen base, his 146th of the season, during a Double-A baseball game Tuesday, Aug. 21, 2012, in Pensacola, Fla. Hamilton broke the record for steals by minor league teams affiliated with big league organizations set by Vince Coleman in 1983 with 145 for Macon in the Class A South Atlantic League. (AP Photo/Pensacola News Journal, Ben Twingley) NO SALES

    Billy Hamilton, Reds prospect, steals record 146th base

    Cincinnati Reds minor leaguer Billy Hamilton bolted to his record 146th stolen base of the season and kept running Tuesday night, swiping four in the first game of Double-A doubleheader.


  • Reds prospect Hamilton steals record 146th base

    Cincinnati Reds minor leaguer Billy Hamilton bolted to his record 146th stolen base of the season and kept running Tuesday night, swiping four in the first game of Double-A doubleheader.


  • AL Capsules

    CC Sabathia pitched a three-hitter and struck out 10 leading New York to a 6-3 victory Friday night that stopped Seattle's seven-game winning streak.


  • Ballplayers say it's their choice how to slide

    Taking batting practice and infield practice are rituals in baseball.


  • AP source: Red Sox choose Valentine as manager

    When Terry Francona left the Boston Red Sox, he said they needed "a new voice" in the manager's office.


  • Jeter homers for 3,000th hit, first Yank to do it

    Mobbed by his pinstriped pals after the ball sailed into the left-field seats, showered by ovations from his fans, Derek Jeter stood alone _ the first New York Yankees player to reach 3,000 hits.


  • Jeter to become first in pinstripes to 3,000 hits

    The 3,000 Hit Club is an elite group of baseball's greats. Musial. Ripken. Cobb. Mays. Not one of the 27, though, joined while wearing a Yankees uniform.


  • A preview of coming attractions for Nats

    Some baseball openers don't reveal much of anything about the season ahead. Others, however, offer a clue or two. So it was with the Nationals' 2-0 loss to the Braves on Thursday down on South Capitol Street. It just seemed like the kind of game the Nats will be playing all season in the pitching-rich National League East: a low-scoring, error-free affair that turns on a pitch here and an at-bat there.


  • Jon Miller speaks after receiving the Ford C. Frick Award for broadcasting during the Baseball Hall of Fame ceremony in Cooperstown, N.Y., on Sunday, July 25, 2010. (AP Photo/Mike Groll)

    Dawson, Herzog and Harvey enter Hall of Fame

    Andre Dawson left a lasting impression on the ballfield with his true grit and sense of integrity. His eloquent speech upon entering the pantheon of baseball's greatest stars likely won't soon be forgotten, either.


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