The fountain of youth was flowing at Coors Field, at least for a night.

At 49 years and 150 days old, Jamie Moyer became the oldest pitcher in the history of Major League Baseball to win a game, tossing seven innings for the Colorado Rockies to defeat the San Diego Padres 5-3 in Denver on Tuesday.

The owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers is going through a nasty divorce and a struggle to maintain control of his team, but in new court documents he is accused of “looting” the baseball giant of a whopping $189.16 million!

Major League Baseball put that exact number on the amount they allege Frank McCourt has been “siphoning” out of the team revenue to fund his lavish lifestyle, which includes eight homes.

"The Dodgers are in bankruptcy because McCourt has taken almost $190 million out of the club and has completely alienated the Dodgers' fan base," the documents filed on Tuesday by the MLB read.

We’ve got the 911 call made in Monday’s arrest of retired baseball slugger Manny Ramirez.

In the call, you can hear Ramirez’s wife Juliana tell the operator, “Hi my husband just hit me” and that she’s calling from a house in Westin, Florida.

Juliana confirms they’re both “inside” the house and that she doesn’t need an ambulance.

Asked where she was struck, Juliana responds, “In my face, on my head ... I have a bump on my head.”

UPDATE: Ramirez has now been released from jail after posting $2,500 bond.

A Florida judge told former baseball slugger Manny Ramirez he is to have no direct contact with his wife Juliana in a Tuesday morning hearing following his arrest Monday on domestic battery charge.

The judge set bail at $2,500 for Ramirez, 39, who was being held at Broward County Jail. Police said Ramirez had slapped his wife, who then careened onto a headboard of a bed in their home.

After serving a 50-game suspension in 2009 for violating Major League Baseball's drug policy, the 12-time All-Star, who played for the Cleveland Indians, Boston Red Sox, Los Angeles Dodgers and Tampa Bay Devil Rays, tested positive again for banned substances this past April, and abruptly retired.

Four Major League Baseball investigators entered a Baltimore hotel Friday to meet with New York Yankees' star Alex Rodriguez over Star magazine's
exclusive report that he played in Tinsel town's top secret poker ring.

A-Rod is facing anything from a reprimand to a suspension from Major League Baseball, which previously warned him to stay out of illegal poker clubs.

ESPN NewYork.com reports Rodriguez' attorney, Jay Reisinger, will be present at the meeting.

Earlier this month, a blockbuster Star investigation uncovered the sordid charges being made by eyewitnesses who played in games with A-Rod, in the A-List ring.

A-Rod gambled on at least two occasions, in games organized by stunning brunette Molly Bloom, who coordinated the sophisticated poker operation, the insiders revealed.

SpiderMan star Tobey Maguire was also at the game, Star has learned. One game was hosted at investor and record label owner Cody Leibel's $16.5 million Beverly Hills mansion, where cocaine was openly used.

A Florida gathering also ended in controversy when one "dubious" card shark lost tens of thousands of dollars and called in several thugs in a bid to intimidate rival players and avoid paying his debt.

The Yankees open a five-game series with the Orioles Friday night.

Spider-Man star and underground card shark Tobey Maguire attended a top secret high-stakes poker game, alongside New York Yankees star Alex Rodriguez, Star is reporting exclusively via RadarOnline.com.

Maguire, 36, could be asked to provide evidence to Major League Baseball, which has ordered A-Rod to appear before Commissioner Bud Selig to explain his participation in the poker games.

"It's a possibility, although there is little if any power to compel Maguire to provide testimony to the MLB," a baseball insider told Star. "It's a question the Commissioner's investigators could ask, though."

Major League Baseball is 'looking into' Yankees star hitter Alex Rodriguez's illegal poker playing, RadarOnline.com, can exclusively reveal.

Star Magazine broke the story that multi-millionaire A-Rod played in the illegal Hollywood poker ring along with various A-listers like Tobey Maguire, Leo DiCaprio and Ben Affleck.

The slugger played in a no-limit Texas Hold'em game as recently as two months ago which had a buy in of $40,000. And this has drawn the attention of MLB Senior Vice President Of Public Relations, Patrick Courtney.

Atlanta Braves pitching coach Roger McDowell has issued an apology for his behavior at AT&T Stadium last weekend, but he appeared to be putting some of the blame for the ugly incident on the fans.

“I am deeply sorry that I responded to the heckling fans in San Francisco on Saturday. I apologize to everyone for my actions.” McDowell said in a statement Wednesday.

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More trouble for Major League Baseball!

Nearly a month after a man was brain damaged in an assault by opposing fans at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles , the father of 9-year-old twins is asking MLB to take action against Atlanta Braves pitching coach Roger McDowell.

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Justin Quinn, 33, a environmental researcher from Fresno, Calif., claims McDowell came after him with a baseball bat before Altanta’s game at the San Francisco Giants April 23 -- because Quinn objected to McDowell calling fans watching batting practice “homos.”

McDowell didn’t take a swing and Quinn, who was at the game with twin girls Kylynn and Taylor, was not injured. But he swore out a police complaint and hired Los Angeles lawyer Gloria Allred to obtain at least an apology from McDowell and MLB. Legal action could come next.

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Three Chicago Cubs players stayed out partying with a baseball groupie the night before losing game 7 of the 2003 National League Championship series.

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That revelation comes from one of the women interviewed during casting for a new reality TV show tentatively titled Cleat Chasers, RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned.

We first revealed how casting is underway to find an army of 'Baseball Annies' -- slang for women who will stop at nothing to hook up with major league players, whether they're married or single!