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The singer-turned-fashion designer cracks cheeky jokes as she joins her hubby David Beckham to collect honey from bee hives at their multi-million dollar family estate.

Major League Baseballs efforts to root out pitchers usage of foreign substances was one of the biggest stories in the …

Gregory Fisher-USA TODAY Sports The Yankees starter said he messed around with Spider Tack while recovering from Tommy John surgery. Taillon had trouble throwing the ball with it. It didn’t take long for Jameson Taillon to determine Spider Tack wasn’t for him. The Yankees right-hander had plenty of time to “mess around” during his most recent recovery from Tommy John surgery. So when a friend with a can of the extremely tacky paste offered some up, Taillon gave it a shot. Spider Tack an...

MINNEAPOLIS — Jameson Taillon is ready for pitchers to go cold turkey. The Yankees right-hander said he has no issue with MLB’s crackdown on pitchers using illegal “sticky stuff.” And he thinks the Bombers pitching staff will be just fine. “If they’re gonna police it properly, and they’re actually taking this seriously; umpires are gonna go out there and inspect pitchers and the game’s going ...

Minor league pitchers face a particularly difficult choice amid MLB's coming crackdown, as encouragement and incentive to use sticky substances often flows from the organizations they play for.

New York Mets slugger Pete Alonso accused Major League Baseball of manipulating the baseballs to harm the earning potential for star free agents and players eligible for arbitration. Alonso's comments came Wednesday before New York's game at Baltimore. “I think that the biggest concern is that Major League Baseball manipulates the baseballs year in and year out depending on the free agency class — or guys being in an advanced part of their arbitration," Alonso said...

New York Yankees starting pitcher Gerrit Cole took high road against Minnesota Twins, facing third baseman Josh Donaldson following sticky stuff accusations

The inside story of how rampant pitch-doctoring in MLB is pumping pitchers up and deflating offenses.

Fired Los Angeles Angels clubhouse attendant names pitchers in ball-doctoring case Previously covered the Angels for MLB.com A revealing text message from star pitcher Gerrit Cole has been submitted as evidence in Brian Harkins quest to prove he was unfairly made a scapegoat when the Los Angeles Angels fired him as their clubhouse attendant for supplying ball-doctoring substances to pitchers. The message -- dated Jan. 17, 2019 -- was filed in Orange County (California) Superior Court on Thursda...