Realignment idea spurs discussion

In a recent column on SI.com, Tom Verducci referenced a 14-person committee named by Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig that is designed to look at different topics within baseball and how they might change the game. Verducci suggested that floating realignment could be one of the topics examined by the committee.

Clark named to executive spot with MLBPA

Former big leaguer Tony Clark was named Wednesday as the director of player relations for the Major League Baseball Players Association.

Robinson scholars carry on legacy

On Monday afternoon, Jackie Robinson scholars were in a conference room at Major League Baseball headquarters in Manhattan with top MLB executives, asking questions about career advice and the future of baseball.

Alderson tabbed to reform Dominican office

Major League Baseball has rehired Sandy Alderson, former vice president of baseball operations, as a consultant to reform the league’s Dominican Republic office, a league spokesperson confirmed to MLB.com on Monday.

MLB appoints new umpire supervisors

Following a postseason which included several disputed calls by its umpires, Major League Baseball has decided to adjust its roster of supervisors responsible for judging umpire performance, league spokesperson Pat Courtney confirmed to MLB.com on Saturday.

Selig: British HGH test being studied

Now that there has been a positive test for human growth hormone, Major League Baseball and Commissioner Bud Selig are trying to figure out what to do with this new information.

MLB hosts anti-doping conference

A wide-ranging gathering of scientists, medical professionals and representatives from sports organizations met for an all-day “Science Behind Anti-Doping” symposium on Thursday at Major League Baseball’s headquarters.

Selig discusses variety of topics in interviews

Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig visited ESPN Radio’s Mike and Mike program on Tuesday and shared his thoughts on a variety of subjects.

Jenks, Putz a formidable late-inning duo

In Bobby Jenks and J.J. Putz, the White Sox possess the Major League Baseball equivalent of having two talented quarterbacks on the same NFL roster.

At Bat 2010 keeps fans tuned in

MLB.com At Bat 2010 launches on Tuesday, a new harbinger of spring for fans who have been counting down the days for Major League Baseball games to begin — and for this suddenly popular way to follow them live anywhere.

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