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On the road again
Piazza headed for the Big Apple in trade with Mets
Mike Piazza has another new home and this one should last for more than a week. The Florida Marlins traded Piazza to the New York Mets on Friday, just seven days after getting the All-Star catcher from his longtime team, the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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Woman with MS finally finishes Boston Marathon
For nearly 12,000 runners, the 102nd Boston Marathon ended the same day it began. But for a 50-year-old New York City woman with multiple sclerosis, the race went overnight and well into the next afternoon.
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Boston Marathon officials not rosy about Ruiz return
Boston Marathon officials said Tuesday they will not allow notorious trolley-hopper Rosie Ruiz to race here again in the year 2000 -- or ever, for that matter.
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Patriot's Day features closest three-man finish ever
With four miles left, Moses Tanui was so far behind the leaders he couldn't even see them. With a relentless drive, Tanui kept surging, cutting into a quarter-mile deficit and finally catching the front-runners. Then, with a stunning kick over the final 200 meters, he gave Kenya an eighth straight Boston Marathon victory.
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Neitlispach, Sauvage repeat wheelchair victories
In a final stretch duel, Boston Marathon defending champion Louise Sauvage thrust her wheelchair forward in the final second to snatch victory from seven-time champion Jean Driscoll.
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Ndeti eyes fourth Boston Marathon men's victory
Cosmas Ndeti walked into the cafeteria of the Boston Marathon headquarters and noticed only one small picture of himself on the wall.
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Colorado's Hickman carries U.S. hopes in Boston Marathon
Although Libbie Hickman will have a lot of company in the Boston Marathon, it's not the kind the Coloradan would prefer.
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Dinsamo's mark of 2:06:50 could stand for years to come
The marathon record turns 10 years old this week, one of the longest runs in the history of the long run.
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Olympic medalist pulls out of Boston Marathon
When the starter's pistol fires to begin the 102nd running of the Boston Marathon on April 20, one notable name will be noticeably absent: 1992 Olympic bronze medalist and three-time world cross-country champion Lynn Jennings.
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Keep job or run? Marathoner chooses race
Last week, Melanie Thistle had to decide between keeping her job or running the Boston Marathon to raise money for cancer patients.
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