Seeking Return To KBO, Kang Jung-Ho Back In South Korea

Former major leaguer Kang Jung-ho, eyeing a return to the South Korean league under the cloud of multiple drunken driving cases, arrived back from the United States on Friday.

Yonhap News Agency

Kang Jung-Ho Due Back In South Korea On Friday, To Meet Press After Quarantine

Former major leaguer Kang Jung-ho, eyeing a return to the South Korean league under the cloud of multiple drunken driving cases, will arrive back from the United States on Friday.

Yonhap News Agency

KBO Bans Kang Jung-Ho For One Year Before Potential Return

Former major league infielder Kang Jung-ho, seeking a return to the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) under the cloud of multiple drunk driving cases, received a one-year suspension from the South Korean league on Monday.

Yonhap News Agency

KBO To Meet Monday To Determine Fate Of Kang Jung-Ho

The South Korean baseball league will open disciplinary proceedings on Monday to determine the fate of a former major leaguer seeking a return to Seoul despite his checkered past.

Yonhap News Agency

Jung-Ho Kang Formally Applies For Return To KBO

Former Pittsburgh Pirates infielder Kang Jung-ho has taken a formal step toward a return to the South Korean baseball league.

Yonhap News Agency

Urban Chestnut Honors Stan Musial In New Brew

In a town that loves its baseball and its beer, the latest offering from Urban Chestnut Brewing Co. is bound to be a hit:

Joe's St. Louis

MLB, MLBPA Agree To Changes To Joint Drug Program

Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players Association jointly announced today significant changes to the Drug of Abuse provisions of the Joint Drug Prevention and Treatment Program. In agreeing to these modifications to the Program, MLB and the MLBPA continue to favor a treatment-based approach to Drugs of Abuse, with a particular emphasis on protecting Players from lethal and addictive substances, and providing effective and confidential care and support to Players who need it.

Mister Baseball

Busch StadiumBeer Vendor Is Nearing Last Call In His 55-Year Run

The symphony of a ballpark is mellifluous in St. Louis, from the carnival timbre of the stadium organ to the harmonizing hollers of beer vendors, who are anonymous yet ubiquitous.

Hochman

Jack Flaherty's Surge Becomes Celebration Of Lost Friend Tyler Skaggs

Before his career-high 29th start Sunday afternoon in Pittsburgh, baseball’s most dominant starter since the All-Star break will reach down to the mound and draw a reminder in the dirt.

BenFred

Tyler Skaggs' Autopsy

Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs had the opioids fentanyl and oxycodone along with alcohol in his system when he was found dead in his Texas hotel room July 1, according to a toxicology report released Friday by the Tarrant County medical examiner’s office.

LA Times

Half-Priced White Claw To Close Out Summer, Baby

Pitch those glasses, because "White Claw Summer, Baby" hits Central PA for every remaining State College Spikes home game starting on Friday, August 16. Fans of age can enjoy half-price White Claw Hard Seltzer from 6-8 p.m. while supplies last, but only on days that end with Y - that's all of them, Margaret.

State College Official Site

Jung-Ho Kang Wins Starting Job With Pirates

Kang Jung-ho and Erik Gonzalez have won starting jobs in the infield with the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Korea Times

Conner Capel & Kacy Clemens File Lawsuit Against Bar After New Year's Incident

Kacy Clemens — the son of former Yankees star Roger Clemens and a first baseman in the Toronto Blue Jays organization — and another minor leaguer say they were assaulted by a bouncer at a New Year’s Eve party in Houston.

NY Post

Yordanis Alarcon Could Be Expelled From The Cuban Baseball League

The disciplinary board that evaluated the status of third baseman team of the National Series of Las Tunas , Yordanis Alarcón Late proposed final separation equipment, reported Playoff Magazine .  (Translated)

Diario de Cuba

Bob Uecker With Beer After Clinching First Playoff Spot In Seven Years

The Brewers clinched their first playoff berth since 2011 on Wednesday, which meant that the champagnes and beers were flowing in the Milwaukee locker room. Joining the team was play-by-play man Bob Uecker, who has been doing Brewers broadcasts since 1971.

CBS Sports

Rick Ankiel, At 39, Planning A Major League Comeback

The indelible image of Rick Ankiel on the mound is one of a shaken pitcher whose control had abandoned him and had no idea where the baseball was headed.

Palm Beach Post

Jung-Ho Kang To Undergo Season-Ending Wrist Surgery

Pittsburgh Pirates' South Korean infielder Kang Jung-ho will undergo season-ending wrist surgery, sources close to the player said Saturday.

Yonhap News Agency

Missing Darryl Kile All Over Again, 16 Years Later

Kile's passing still haunts me to this day, as a fan and writer. Maybe it's because I miss his style of pitching, or it could be the fact he left a wife and three kids behind.

KSDK

Jung-Ho Kang Promoted From A-Advanced Bradenton To Triple-A Indianapolis

Jung Ho Kang made a significant step forward in his journey back to the big leagues when he was promoted from Class A Bradenton to Class AAA Indianapolis Sunday.

Post Gazette

At Busch Stadiums's 1764 Public House Craft Pub, Grad A Beer Beyond The Basic Beer

Beer and Cardinals baseball. It doesn’t get more St. Louis than that, right?

Post-Dispatch