Baseball

That's a tough little chicky.  Not only did she get hit hard enough to know the microphone from her hand, she has the strength to finish the report.  Growing up playing baseball, I was beaned many times with a baseball, and that s--- hurts.  Nowadays, if that were to happen to Maggie or I, we are done.  Going home.  Crying in baseball.  Collecting workers comp!

I never heard of this team before watching this video but you can bet, I will closely follow now. These guy have the best sense of humor ever when it comes to post game interviews. Watch all goofy antics going on in the background of of these interviews.

I'm still trying to figure out at what point does or did this sound like a good idea? A man working as a vendor selling snow cone at Minute Maid Park, where the Houston Astros play, was caught on video by a fan with his snowy treats on the floor inside a bathroom stall while he took a dump.

Ok, I know lead off home runs happen everyday in the MLB. Even fewer are the number of lead off lead off home runs that happen on the very first pitch of the game. This home run meets both the criteria. So, what makes it so special?

Oooooooo...Yeah...that's gonna leave a mark. And from what sources say, it did, 11 stitches worth to be exact. Now for those of you who never knew why it's called the "Warning Track" I think your question has been answered. Also, one other thing to note is, the right field wall is also an LCD digital scoreboard. Yeah, that's not good either.

And they wonder why people think they're blind. Another ump totally blows a call here. This time it's a home-run call during the A's/Indians game. The worst part is he still gets it wrong even after getting a chance to review it.

It's a widely known fact that MLB players have a tendency to play pranks on one another, and sometimes, even the coaches get in on the fun. Which is what happened when Royals right fielder Jeff Francoeur decided to play a prank most guys have been a victim too in their junior high and early high school days.

Its been a fast growing tradition over the past few years for MLB clubs to have a Star Wars night at the ballpark. This year the Detroit Tigers Triple A affiliate Toledo Mud Hens will be doing a Star Wars Night of their own on May 4th. Why May 4th...

Ok, this is an amazing and awesome use of technology by a Reddit user named DShep. I think the networks should look at using this during games to show the range and depth of a pitcher.

Based on this video snip-it Tiger's skipper Jim Leyland isn't the only one who can't control his nicotine fits during the game. Texas Rangers manager Ron Washington has the same vice. But after admitted cocaine use in 2010 I think this is really the lesser of two evils.

For those of you that missed Denard Robinson's first pitch at the Tigers/Blue Jays game you didn't miss much as Robinson one-hopped a toss to the late. Not what you'd expect from a top ranked NCAA quarterback. Thus, Denard receive lots of grief from friends and family over that pitch. But, luckily, as it were, there's always a shot at redemption

Things couldn't have got much worse for the Oakland A's yesterday as the Tiger bashed them 10-1. But among the long list of Tigers highlights (lowlights if your an A's fan) was a wicked breaking ball by Rick Porcello in the 9th that literally buckled Josh Donaldson's knees.