A University Baseball Team Steps Up For Tornado Victims
One player called it “the most humbling experience of [his] life.”
One player called it “the most humbling experience of [his] life.”
On May 16, 1913, revered shortstop Alfredo Cabrera played his one and only Major League Baseball game at Ebbets Field. Here’s how a Canary Islander-turned-Cuban hero spent years earning his brief chance at American stardom — and what happened after it was over.
This is awkward.
We asked that very question to Harryphiles during his visit to New York, and here are their rather candid answers. All of these fans were following the Ginger One as he played baseball in Harlem.
A simple, one-question test.
The Houston Astros just can’t win.
Wow.
Yet another reason to check out a Giants game: a sausage boat.
Don’t do drugs, kids. You might end up on a bobblehead someday.
This means the team is a fan of Parks and Recreation, right?
Kaskade doesn’t take it lying down.
One should never underestimate the power of Twitter.
There are some things you never, ever want to swallow.
Shin-Soo Choo of the Cincinatti Reds is like a terrible baseball magnet.
The ideal stadium experience: an affordable ticket, cheap brews, and a win for the home team. We analyzed beer prices, projected win percentages, and ticket costs to find out which club gives you the best basebang for your ballbuck.
This story will warm every inch of your frozen little heart.
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah. “Fister.”
The NFL player-turned-broadcaster was John Madden’s longtime broadcast partner and the voice of a generation of football fans.
If defense wins championships, put all your chips on Philly.
There are some things you can’t buy. Like a foul ball, for example.
He played (read: dominated) football, baseball, basketball, ran track, and even dabbled in a little tennis.
And he’s not the one with a broken collarbone.
Social media? Hashtags? A TV CHANNEL FOR DOGS?
The 20-year-old phenom is smashing baseballs with ease, and advanced stats show a pattern behind the carnage.
Catching a foul ball is cool. But do you know what’s even cooler than that? Well, so many things, but especially this.
Follow these step-by-step instructions to make sure a cub attack never happens to you.
This is why you don’t play ball in the house. With a dog.
Yu Darvish, superstar.