New York Yankee Baseball Team

Baseball Commissioner Fay Vincent said Sunday that he probably will not decide the fate of New York Yankee owner George Steinbrenner until next week. Vincent, who must rule if Steinbrenner's $40,000 payment to an admitted gambler was against the best interests of baseball, had hoped to make a decision this week. "I think it's unlikely," Vincent said at his vacation home on Cape Cod. "I think it's likely that it will go over until the following week."

A probation revocation hearing for New York Yankee outfielder Darryl Strawberry was postponed Tuesday in Los Angeles after attorneys met for 15 minutes with U.S. District Judge David Z. Kenyon. Strawberry sat quietly in the courtroom, chatting with a reporter about baseball and then answering questions as to why the U.S. Attorney's office is seeking to have his probation revoked with, "It's nothing serious" and "Guess we'll have to wait and see."

New York Yankee pitcher Jack McDowell had his worst performance against the Angels this season. He gave up 11 hits in 8 1/3 innings and pretty much dangled throughout Friday's game. It was a stark contrast to two early games in which he mastered the Angels' slam-and-bam offense. The big difference was that Black Jack didn't go bust this time. It may not have been a night to remember for McDowell, but the labor pains were worth it. He came away on the up side of a 7-3 victory at Anaheim Stadium.

New York Yankee pitcher Jack McDowell had his worst performance against the Angels this season. He gave up 11 hits in 8 1/3 innings and pretty much dangled throughout Friday's game. It was a stark contrast to two early games in which he mastered the Angels' slam-and-bam offense. The big difference was that Black Jack didn't go bust this time. It may not have been a night to remember for McDowell, but the labor pains were worth it. He came away on the up side of a 7-3 victory at Anaheim Stadium.

A probation revocation hearing for New York Yankee outfielder Darryl Strawberry was postponed Tuesday in Los Angeles after attorneys met for 15 minutes with U.S. District Judge David Z. Kenyon. Strawberry sat quietly in the courtroom, chatting with a reporter about baseball and then answering questions as to why the U.S. Attorney's office is seeking to have his probation revoked with, "It's nothing serious" and "Guess we'll have to wait and see."

Baseball Commissioner Fay Vincent said Sunday that he probably will not decide the fate of New York Yankee owner George Steinbrenner until next week. Vincent, who must rule if Steinbrenner's $40,000 payment to an admitted gambler was against the best interests of baseball, had hoped to make a decision this week. "I think it's unlikely," Vincent said at his vacation home on Cape Cod. "I think it's likely that it will go over until the following week."