Hall of Fame slugger Hank Aaron will receive an honorary law degree from Concordia University in Wisconsin. The former home-run king also will deliver the commencement speech on Saturday.

Aaron played for the Milwaukee Braves, Atlanta Braves and Milwaukee Brewers. His 755 career home runs were a record until last year, when Barry Bonds finished the season with 762.

School officials say they're recognizing Aaron for inspiring the nation through his leadership in baseball. He also created the Hank Aaron Chasing the Dream Foundation, which mentors children and helps them develop artistic and athletic talents.

Aaron is a vice president with the Atlanta Braves.

Hall of Fame slugger Hank Aaron will receive an honorary law degree from Concordia University in Wisconsin.

Hall of Fame slugger Hank Aaron will receive an honorary law degree Saturday from Concordia University.

A description of each of the unassisted triple plays completed in modern major league baseball:

An 18-year-old San Carlos man is facing murder charges after a fight outside of AT&T Park over the weekend turned fatal.

An act of chivalry may have led to a heated argument outside the gates of AT&T Park and ultimately to the killing of an 18-year-old baseball fan on Friday night.

An 18-year-old San Carlos man remained jailed on $1 million bail Sunday following the death of another youth with whom he got into a fight near AT&T Park.

The guy who made the Giants by surprise came up with a most surprising home run against a pitcher who rarely surrenders them.

Steve Holm entered the game as a defensive replacement at catcher, then delivered the biggest hit of the day.

San Francisco police say a teenager has died after being punched in a fight outside a San Francisco Giants game at AT&T Park.