The best part about this choreographed web video? It gives us an excuse to listen to an irritatingly catchy song a few more times.
It was just another scoreless game until Josh Hamilton belted a deep shot over the center field wall, a two-run homer off Orioles’ pitcher Jake Arrieta. And then he did it again. And again. And again.
They do say everything is bigger in Texas, and this just proves it.
The bat he used to hit a home run in the first ever game at Yankee Stadium (opening day in 1923), sold for almost $1.3 million in 2006.
Friday’s links look forward to Oscar fashion — and are puzzled by the movie industry’s recent choice.
You can’t accuse the baseball world of being afraid to try out new things.
Nats fans have never appreciated their notoriously raucous neighbors to the north filling the stands, so the franchise is taking action.
We’re used to scandals about athletes, but should sportswriter Bill Conlin be allowed to stay in Cooperstown?
There’s nothing better fit for the tabloids than a famous athlete’s wedding — except a famous athlete’s divorce. Kobe and Vanessa Bryant are only the latest of several high-priced splits to make the sports headlines.
If you wanted to see Barry Bonds do hard time for breaking Hank Aaron’s home run record in a seemingly fraudulent fashion, today’s not your day.
