Michael Wuertz

|TV SPORTS| |SATURDAY| Soccer--Premier League, Norwich City at Queens Park, 6:30 a.m. (ESPN2) Men’s College Basketball--Cincinnati Seton Hall, 10 a.m. (ESPNU); Syracuse at Pittsburgh, 11 a.m. (ESPN); Purdue at Northwestern, 11 a.m. (ESPN2);...

NEW YORK (AP) - The 2011 salaries for the 844 major league baseball players on opening day rosters and disabled lists. Figures were obtained by The Associated Press from management and player sources and include salaries and pro-rated shares of signing...

TV SPORTS Tennis-WTA Tour, Family Circle Cup, Noon (ESPN2) Major League Baseball-Minnesota Twins at New York Yankees, Noon (FXSP) PGA Golf-Masters Tournament, 2 p.m. (ESPN) Men's College Hockey-NCAA Division I Tournament, Notre Dame vs. Minnesota-...

After competing in a playoff-caliber atmosphere at Busch Stadium over the weekend, the Cubs played before a relatively subdued crowd of 11,337 on Monday night at PNC Park. And as the excitement level fell off, so too did the Cubs' offense in a 3-2 loss...

AMERICAN LEAGUE WEST LOS ANGELES ANGELS (100-62, 1st) MANAGER: Mike Scioscia (10th season) PAYROLL: $110 million X-FACTOR: Top prospect Nick Adenhart wasn't ready last year but if he breaks into the rotation the Angels will have tremendous depth in...

If the start of the season is any indication, Cubs fans better get ready for one of the bumpiest rides this side of Lake Shore Drive. After blowing a seven-run lead Monday in a 12-inning victory at PNC Park, the Cubs blew leads in the ninth and 14th...

It was 105 degrees outside of Chase Field before Friday night's game, but Sean Marshall was calm, cool and collected on the inside. In his best outing in over a month, Marshall held Arizona to one run on two hits over six innings, striking out five....

Lou Piniella had what's often referred to as a "senior moment" after his Cubs knocked off the Rockies 5-4 on Saturday for their sixth straight win on the homestand. "I don't even know how we scored our runs," Piniella said. "I don't remember. … But...

After making the long and winding trek from the visitors' clubhouse to the dugout late Tuesday afternoon, Baltimore third baseman Melvin Mora looked out at Wrigley Field and let out a big sigh. "It's already 1-0, Cubs," Mora said with a straight face,...