Pujols happy for countrymen in Classic

In an ideal world, Albert Pujols would’ve played for the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic this spring. But clearly, he needed to be with the Angels to recover from offseason surgery on his right knee. And even if he wanted to take part, Classic officials wouldn’t have secured his contract anyway.

Halladay leaves after one inning with stomach virus

The Phillies were hoping that ace right-hander Roy Halladay would pitch well enough against the Orioles on Sunday to prove that his previous start, in which he gave up six runs in 2 2/3 innings, was nothing to worry about. He never had a chance. Halladay left the game at Bright House Field after one inning with what was described as a stomach virus.

Halladay leaves after one inning with stomach virus

The Phillies were hoping that ace right-hander Roy Halladay would pitch well enough against the Orioles on Sunday to prove that his previous start, in which he gave up six runs in 2 2/3 innings, was nothing to worry about. He never had a chance. Halladay left the game at Bright House Field after one inning with what was described as a stomach virus.

Abe, Posey are Giants of the game

The Giants’ catcher steps into the batter’s box at AT&T Park for a nighttime batting-practice session. The repeated sounds of bat and ball colliding violently cause reporters to turn their heads to watch each shot streak over the right-field wall. No, his name isn’t Buster Posey.

Abe, Posey are Giants of the game

The Giants’ catcher steps into the batter’s box at AT&T Park for a nighttime batting-practice session. The repeated sounds of bat and ball colliding violently cause reporters to turn their heads to watch each shot streak over the right-field wall. No, his name isn’t Buster Posey.