Kendrick: Change in Arizona was necessary

D-backs managing general partner Ken Kendrick began an evaluation process six weeks ago, which led to Thursday's decision to dismiss general manager Josh Byrnes and manager A.J. Hinch.

D-backs’ Managing General Partner Ken Kendrick issues statement

The Arizona Diamondbacks announced today that Managing General Partner Ken Kendrick issued the following statement after the Major League Baseball Players Association put out a statement regarding Senate Bill 1070 earlier today.

Hal pleased with state of the Yankees

The defending World Series champion Yankees are off to another great start, and their managing general partner, Hal Steinbrenner, couldn’t be any happier. He recently sat down for an interview with MLB.com.

Neukom likes what he sees

Watching batters rotate in and out of the batting cages on Saturday morning at Scottsdale Stadium, Giants managing general partner Bill Neukom envisioned the future of the franchise.

Giants go retro with alternate uniforms

Giants managing general partner Bill Neukom confirmed Wednesday that the team will wear orange tops for every Friday night home game.

Sternberg discusses attendance, ballpark

Rays managing general partner Stu Sternberg made time for reporters Friday morning at the club’s Spring Training facility, addressing questions about attendance the possibility of a new stadium.

Kendrick pleased by D-backs’ moves

D-backs managing general partner Ken Kendrick always looks forward to baseball season. But after watching his general manager, Josh Byrnes, retool the pitching and lineup, Kendrick can hardly wait to get a look at his team on the field.

Greenberg’s attention will be on fans

Chuck Greenberg says that he will be focused on fans around the clock when his ownership group is approved and he takes over as managing general partner of the Rangers.

D-backs’ payroll expected to increase

The D-backs’ payroll likely will rise in 2010 to north of $75 million when all is said and done, an increase over the approximately $73 million it was last season, managing general partner Ken Kendrick said.

Yanks in their own words talk to fans

In between, the crowd heard from speakers, including Derek Jeter, Yankees general partner Hal Steinbrenner and manager Joe Girardi. Here is what they had to say to a throng that filled the streets to watch on giant monitors amidst the piles of confetti.

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