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Don Mattingly will return to manage the Miami Marlins in the 2020 season after agreeing to a contract extension, according to multiple reports Thursday night. The 58-year-old Mattingly has been managing in the final months of his current deal, with chief executive officer Derek Jeter saying in August that talks for Mattingly's return had begun. The Marlins have not yet announced the move, but will reportedly hold a press conference on Friday to make the news official. Continue to Article

September 20, 2019 3:12:am EST

Don Mattingly will return to manage the Miami Marlins in the 2020 season after agreeing to a contract extension, according to multiple reports Thursday night. The 58-year-old Mattingly has been managing in the final months of his current deal, with chief executive officer Derek Jeter saying in August that talks for Mattingly's return had begun. Mattingly, the longtime New York Yankees star who played 14 seasons (1982-95) -- six fewer than Jeter -- and made six All-Star teams, joined the Marlins in 2016. Continue to Article

September 20, 2019 12:16:am EST

A jersey worn by Magic Johnson during the 1992 Summer Olympics could be a dream addition for some collector, but it won't come cheap. According to John Arcand, host of the 'Big Ten Treasure Hunter' show on the Big Ten Network, there will be significant interest in Johnson's jersey. Arcand thinks that Johnson, a former Michigan State star before becoming a Hall of Famer with the Lakers, has name appeal to see this become an intriguing item. The former Los Angeles Lakers star is one of the best players in the history of the NBA and his success as a businessman as well as an investor have helped give him an even broader global appeal. Johnson was one of the members of the original 'Dream Team,' the first time that the United States ever sent professional players to compete in basketball at the Olympics. Continue to Article

September 19, 2019 5:03:pm EST

With the Dodgers having twice erased their lead, the Tampa Bay Rays were staring at a third straight loss and a precipitous drop in the AL wild-card race. But they tied it up in the bottom of the ninth inning and got a home run from Austin Meadows leading off the 11th to rally for an 8-7 victory that prevented the New York Yankees from clinching the AL East title Wednesday night. "We had a ton of fight," Rays left fielder Tommy Pham said. Continue to Article

September 19, 2019 2:07:am EST

Michael Hermosillo scored the tiebreaking run on a throwing error by reliever Adam Ottavino in the sixth inning, and the visiting Los Angeles Angels prevented the New York Yankees from clinching the American League East with a 3-2 victory Wednesday night. The Yankees (99-54) needed a win or a loss by Tampa Bay to clinch their first division title since 2012. Later Wednesday, the visiting Rays beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-7 to keep the AL East race alive for at least one more day. Continue to Article

September 19, 2019 1:13:am EST