St. Louis Cardinals’ Lance Berkman is greeted by teammates after scoring during the sixth inning of a spring training baseball game against the Atlanta Braves, Tuesday, March 15, 2011, in Jupiter, Fla ...

St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Lance Berkman, center, is helped off the field by a trainer and manager Mike Matheny, right, after sustaining an injury while forcing out Los Angeles Dodgers’ Justin ...

HOUSTON — Former Houston Astros’ slugger Lance Berkman will be inducted into the Houston Sports Hall of Fame. The announcement came Thursday from the Harris County-Houston Sports Authority. Nicknamed ...

Ahead of Houston Christian University’s game against Incarnate Word on May 16, then-head baseball coach Lance Berkman found time to give a young fan a lifetime memory. HCU held an auction with ...

HOUSTON — Former Rice University and Houston Astros star Lance Berkman is stepping down as coach of the Houston Christian University baseball team. Berkman is leaving the program after three years. "I ...

So it appears that in the time between being traded to the New York Yankees and signing with the St. Louis Cardinals, Lance Berkman has gone from being one of the good guys to Public Enemy Number One.

Berkman had no trouble with the pitchers, winning the league’s Triple Crown with a .431 batting average, 41 home runs and 134 RBIs. Lance Berkman hits a ball against the Atlanta Braves during the 2009 ...

HOUSTON – Houston Astros legend Lance Berkman has been selected for induction into the Houston Sports Hall of Fame class of 2024. The Waco native, who was drafted by the Astros from Rice University in ...

Lance Berkman returns to Minute Maid Park tonight for the first time since the Astros traded him before the 2010 trade deadline. He will be wearing a St. Louis Cardinals uniform, which for an Astro ...

Lance Berkman, a free agent first baseman/designated hitter who drew mild interest from the Orioles, has agreed to terms on a one-year contract with the Texas Rangers, according to FOXSports.com.

As Astros outfielder Lance Berkman puts the finishing touches on one of the finest offensive seasons in franchise history, the person who seems the least impressed with it all is Berkman himself.

Berkman, a former national player of the year at Rice and first-round pick by the Astros, went 47-104 in three seasons at HCU. “After difficult consideration, I have decided to step down as baseball ...