Lawyers

• Major League Baseball headed to London despite that sports betting is illegal in the city

  Major League Baseball is okay with the notion of playing regular-season games in the UK. MBL claimed that it's okay with playing the games in London, despite the fact that the leagues blocked legal sports betting in the U.S.

• Cuban Players Ready For MLB; US Government Says It Is Possible

  Major League Baseball wants the U.S. government to permit them sign Cuban players. Governmentsays there is a way.

• Marchers protest police violence in Baltimore, New York

  Protesters marched against police violence in cities from New York to Denver on Wednesday, and a large demonstration in Baltimore ended peacefully two days after rioting over the death of a black man injured in police custody.

• California lawmaker seeks to ban chewing tobacco in baseball

  Major League Baseball players would be banned from using chewing tobacco at games in California under a bill expected to be introduced in the state legislature on Tuesday, the first in a nationwide campaign planned by anti-tobacco activists.

• Former Florida clinic owner gets four years prison in baseball doping case

  The owner of a Florida clinic that supplied steroids to professional baseball players, putting it at the center of a scandal that led to Major League Baseball star Alex Rodriguez's suspension, was sentenced to four years in prison on Tuesday.

• Yankees' Rodriguez apologizes for using PEDs

  Embattled New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez apologized on Tuesday for "the mistakes" he made that led to his suspension for taking performance-enhancing drugs.

• In Barry Bonds appeal, U.S. judges take swings at Justice Department

  Several U.S. appeals court judges appeared skeptical on Thursday about the Department of Justice's attempt to preserve a criminal conviction against baseball home run king Barry Bonds that resulted from a steroids probe.

• Alex Rodriguez: Legal Team Says MLB On 'Witch Hunt' To Ruin Yankee Superstar's Reputation & Career (Video)

  New York Yankee superstar Alex Rodriguez's legal team has gathered extensive evidence accusing Major League Baseball and Commissioner Bud Selig of going on a "witch-hunt" to ruin his reputation and career

• Alex Rodriguez: Yankees Superstar Sues Major League Baseball & Commissioner Bud Selig Claiming 'Witch Hunt' (Video)

  In the fifth day of an appeal hearing with Major League Baseball regarding his pending 211-game suspension, the New York Yankees' superstar has filed his lawsuit with the Supreme Court of the State of New York alleging the league as "been engaged in tortious and egregious conduct with one, and only one goal: to improperly marshal evidence that they hope to use to destroy the reputation and career of Alex Rodriguez." Rodriguez's attorneys have labeled the actions constitute to 'witch hunt' against the highest-paid player in the league.

• Lenny Dykstra: Ex Major League Baseball Superstar Reportedly Will Be Released from California Prison This Sunday (Video)

  Former baseball star Lenny Dykstra is reportedly being released from a California prison this coming Sunday, 15 months into his three-year term, sources said, as reported by UPI. Dykstra was charged with grand theft auto and one count of filing a false financial report in October 2011.

• MLB Suspensions: Former MVP Alex Rodriguez Among 20 Baseball Players Facing Likely Suspensions Up to 100 Games Due to Performance-Enhancing Drugs (Video)

  Major League Baseball will seek drug suspensions for about 20 players, including Most Valuable Players Alex Rodriguez and Ryan Braun, because of their connections to a Miami-area clinic which offered injections of performance-enhancing drugs.