Roger Clemens

The Yankees' starting pitcher last Saturday—44-year-old Roger Clemens—was older than five of the honorees in that afternoon's Old-Timers' Game.

43 Consecutive games in which Columbus Clippers outfielder Brandon Watson had a hit through Sunday, breaking the International League hitting streak record set by Jack Lelivelt in 1912.

While age and a dip in velocity conspire against the newest, oldest Yankee, Roger Clemens remains as hardheaded as ever

NASCAR The lost season of 2004 Rookie of the Year Kasey Kahne • Success hasn't convinced Mark Martin to alter his limited race schedule • A couple of first-time winners are still going strong

Baseball The Tigers' gamble on rightfielder Magglio Ordoñez is paying off big time • Scout: Roger Clemens won't be much more than a No. 3 starter