“Lach” (pronounced Latch) has been playing or coaching professional baseball for more than 47 years and shows no signs of slowing.
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Baseball lifer Rene Lachemann is the Colorado Rockies' loudspeaker
Outfielder Juan Pierre announced his retirement Friday after a 14-year career in the majors that included a World Series championship with the 2003 Florida Marlins.
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Juan Pierre, former Rockies OF, retires after 14-year MLB career
Hofstra had four players score in double figures and used a relentless pressure defense to coast to a 74-57 win in its Colonial Athletic Association tournament quarterfinal against James Madison on Saturday at Royal Farms Arena.
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Hofstra earns spot in CAA tournament semifinal with 74-57 win over James Madison
Injuries continue to be the unwelcome story for Colorado and Columbus, teams well back in the playoff chase.
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Colorado Avalanche, Columbus Jackets two hurtin' units
Sacramento State baseball (6-4) traveled to Fresno, California, to compete in one game against Fresno State (7-5) on Tuesday evening, where the men were held scoreless until the ninth inning. Their la
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Baseball falls to Fresno State by final of 6-2
DES MOINES – Chalk up another win for the Drake women, the Bulldogs crush in-state rival Northern Iowa 87-67 Friday night. Lizzy Wendell dominated scoring 30 points. Freshman Maddy Dean had a huge game, 23 points and 10 rebounds.
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Drake Women Steamroll In-State Rival UNI
The struggling Boston College Eagles will be aiming for just their second straight-up win against…
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Struggling BC Eagles, Boston Bruins Both Seeking Weekend Wins
When the Chicago Cubs open their season at Wrigley Field next month, players and fans alike may feel a bit like a homeowner who lives in a house where workers are tearing apart the kitchen.
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Cubs expect 'dusty' year amid Wrigley renovations, seek permission to work round the clock
At the buzzer, with Samford trailing by just a point, 62-61, the Bulldogs' Christen Cunningham found Evan Taylorstreaking to the rim for the possible game-winning basket, but Mercer's Darious Moten blocked the last-second shot to preserve the Bears' 62-61 Southern Conference win held at the Pete Hanna Center.
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Mercer Blocks 'Dogs' Game-Winning Attempt At The Horn
When Larry Eustachy took over a Colorado State men's basketball program in 2012 stocked with seniors, he saw the writing on the roster.
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Colorado State's gumbo roster blended into an instant winner