LOOK: Amazing Underwater Photos Of Dogs
Best In Show Winner Declared
The Yankees are treading water in the AL East, sitting in fourth place with a .500 record. They're only two games out of first place, but their quest to catch up to the Red Sox became a bit more difficult today following the news that Alex Rodriguez's strained quad was serious enough to require a trip to the 15-day disabled list. For the Yankees, bad luck is nothing new: Jorge Posada's shoulder recently put him on the DL for the first time in his career, and setup man Brian Bruney was (most likely) lost for the season after injuring his foot.
Unlike when the team suffered a rash of muscle injuries a year ago, there's not really a common link to the Yankees' bad luck right now. It's the type of stuff that happens to every team sooner or later, just usually not all at the same time. As much as Yankees fans harp on A-Rod, they'll probably start to appreciate him a little more now that they're expected to get a steady dose of Morgan Ensberg and his .569 OPS over the next couple of weeks.
Santorum Called Himself A 'Progressive Conservative' In 1990
Congress Agrees On Payroll Tax Cut, Unemployment Extension
Honduras Prison Fire Kills At Least 300 Inmates
Relintless: Knicks Run Winning Streak To Seven Games
Source: Michigan Governor To Endorse Romney
WATCH: MSNBC Host's Extremely Harsh Attack On Santorum
Santorum Releases Tax Returns
National Group Seeks To Shape Walker Recall Contest
WATCH: Jon Stewart Loses It Over Fox News Pundit Remarks
Actress In Controversial China Political Ad Apologizes
Texas Primary Thrown Into Chaos
Rick Santorum's Wife Sued Doctor For $500,000 In 1999
'Yes, I Am A Candidate'
Montana Supreme Court Collides With U.S. Supreme Court Over Citizens United
'Son Of Detroit' Romney Tools Around Michigan In Car Manufactured In Canada
Mitt Romney Hits Back At Sarah Palin
WATCH: Lawrence O'Donnell Calls Out Ann Coulter
GOP Blasts Obama Campaign Manager Over Controversial Tweet
Obama 'Very Impressed' With Lin
Florida Senate Votes Down Massive Expansion of Private Prisons
Today's Economic Numbers Were Small But Tasty
Catholic Leadership Splinters Over Obama Birth Control Compromise
Will Giving Alcoholics Booze Curb San Francisco's Homeless Problem?
