The Yankees have done a miraculous job without their big everyday stars. Well, they should get the first big star back on Tuesday night. ...more

Baseball investigators are giving no indication of a timetable to call players alleged to be linked to drugs through the defunct Miami clinic Biogenesis, while players union officials are saying they hope the investigation doesn't drag long into the baseball season. ...more

Robinson Cano's sudden agent switch is said to have 'blindsided' Scott Boras, who has flown to New York to confront the player who signed a representation agreement with Boras on March 20 before signing with rapper Jay-Z less than two weeks later. ...more

Alex Rodriguez won't be banned by baseball even if the latest allegations are proven true, and his contract can't be voided. either, but the question has to be asked: If he doped as much as the New Times article suggests, can an older, surgically-repaired A-Rod play well while clean? ...more

If he misses significant time, they could recoup millions on his record contract. ...more

The Mets and Wright would love to make Wright a Met for life. But the first order of business is the option, which the Mets plan to exercise. ...more

Yankees GM Brian Cashman said Girardi's call shows how protective the Yankees manager is of Alex Rodriguez. ...more

Cashman, probably understanding there's no market for A-Rod, says, "He's our third baseman.'' But while they don't expect to talk to other teams, word is they did question Rodriguez about "flirtgate.'' (He denied it was him.) ...more

Randy Levine also said it's not A-Rod's fault. Or Cano's. Or Swisher's. Levine said it's everyone's fault. "We came up short as an organization.'' ...more

The early word is that the Marlins and Dodgers aren't considering Alex Rodriguez to be a realistic trade target this offseason. ...more