New York Times - United States - You never know who you’ll meet in Toronto. A few years ago, Sweeny Murti and I were standing on the field and met some producers for the movie “Fever Pitch.” They actually offered Sweeny a role, but he had to work and couldn’t make it.

Anyway, this morning, after Joe Torre’s media briefing, David Beckham appeared behind the batting cage. With a flurry of cameras clicking away all around him, the L.A. Galaxy star, who has tattoos everywhere, took in the sights of batting practice.

One Yankee approached him – Shelley Duncan, who grew up around the Oakland A’s “Bash Brothers” and

HealthNewsDigest.com - New York, NY, USA - Joe Torre, esteemed Yankees manager and founder of the Joe Torre Safe at Home Foundation, speaks about growing up with domestic abuse, the importance of raising awareness and the necessity of providing today’s youngsters with coping skills such as those offered at Margaret’s Place, the Foundation’s signature initiative.

On July 30, 2007, Joe Torre was joined by Donald Trump, Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Billy Crystal, Matt Lauer and Andy Pettite, among the many celebrity friends, athletes and peers for the 4th Annual Joe Torre Safe at Home Foundation Golf Classic held at the Trump National Golf Club in Westchester, NY. The event

New York Post - New York, NY, USA - Joe Torre’s club might miss the playoffs for the first time in his dozen years as the Yankees’ manager. And there is a very strong chance that the Torre Era has two months left in it since his contract expires whenever the Yankees’ season does.

Yet, to Derek Jeter, Torre might be doing his finest managing job in pinstripes.

“He does a great job every year,” Jeter said of Torre, the only manager he has played for. “This has definitely not been an easy year by any stretch of the imagination so you can say it’s his best. He has done a

Business Wire (press release) - San Francisco, CA, USA - The 16th annual Golf Invitational, held by J.H. Cohn LLP, one of the largest independent accounting and consulting firms in the Northeast, yesterday raised a record $200,000 for The Special Operations Warrior Foundation and Joe Torre Safe At Home Foundation, two of the Firm’s Cohn for Kids affiliated charities.

The outing, held at the Hudson National Golf Club in Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y., donated 100 percent of its proceeds to charities dedicated to improving the lives of children in need. To date, more than $1 million has been raised by the J.H. Cohn Foundation’s efforts. The Golf Invitational’s sponsors included Presenting Sponsor North

AHN - USA - Kentucky native and NASCAR NEXTEL Cup driver Jeff Green isn't accustomed to hob-knobbing with the rich and famous.

But that's what he'll be doing this Monday in Manhattan when he attends the Samsung's Four Seasons of Hope gala dinner.

The sixth annual event will honor sports legends Dan Marino, Boomer Esiason, Joe Torre, Wayne Gretzky, Arnold Palmer, Earvin "Magic" Johnson and Presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani for their philanthropic efforts with respective charities.

The event will feature a silent auction of sports memorabilia and other items to raise funds for each participating celebrities' charities and foundations.

"Live with Regis and Kelly" host Regis Philbin will