Phil Garner, known as 'Scrap Iron' for his gritty playing style, was a three-time All-Star infielder who played 16 seasons in ...

Phil Garner, longtime major league infielder and longtime major league manager, has passed away, it was announced. He was 76.

"Phil never lost his signature spark of life," Garner's son, Ty, said in a statement. "He was so well known for his love for ...

It was Hall of Fame announcer Milo Hamilton who gave infielder Phil Garner the nickname “Scrap Iron” while both were with the ...

Bock shepherded the arrival of sports talk radio in Atlanta on both 680/The Fan and 790/The Zone in the 1990s. He immodestly ...

A three-time All-Star who managed for 15 years, the man known as "Scrap Iron" made a lasting impact as a teammate and manager ...

The Atlanta Braves' bats made a needed statement as they began play on the road for the first time this season ...

Did the Braves save any runs for Friday night in the desert?

The baseball is a curious object. One killed a man once, Ray Chapman in 1920. These days dozens are used in a single big-league game.

Phil Garner, a three-time All-Star infielder who went on to manage the Houston Astros to their first World Series appearance ...

2015 — The Los Angeles Dodgers set a baseball record with a $270 million opening-day payroll, including nearly $44 million going to players no longer on the team. Major League Baseball’s average ...

Alex Vesia got the final out of Saturday night’s Dodgers win over the Texas Rangers, striking out the potential tying run at ...