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Where Are They Now?: The Champion 1953 Yankees
In 1953, the New York Yankees won their 5th consecutive World Series, a record that still exists today; we caught up with some of the players from the team to
Yankees Sign Entire LA Dodgers Roster
General Manager Brian Cashman of the New York Yankees has just confirmed in a press conference earlier this hour that the Yankees have signed the entire roster of the LA
Awesome: New Baseball Mitt Lets You Practice Kissing Alone
Are you tired of standing around in right field and kicking up grass in boredom while waiting for the next fly ball, when you could be spending that valuable time
Fenway Park Still Telling Other Stadiums About Time It Was In “The Town”
Nine years after its release, Fenway Park employees are still bragging to the rest of the country’s stadiums about their ballpark’s role in The Town. “Affleck. Renner. Hamm. Fenway. Four screen
How to Kidnap a Little League Team
We’ve all been there. A young athlete isn’t getting the playing time you demand. The coach ignores your threats. Parents unfairly threaten litigation when you approach their child with advice.
Yankees Fan Honored To Be Diagnosed With Lou Gehrig’s Disease
Speaking to a crowd of awed well-wishers from a consulting room in Beth Israel Hospital on Saturday, longtime New York Yankees fan Michael Solari said that he was incredibly honored
Italian Tourists Absolutely Astonished By Oakland Coliseum
Stunned by just how far coliseum technology has come in the past 1,900 years, a group of Italian tourists found themselves in awe during a visit to RingCentral Coliseum in
Study: More MLB Players Are Ditching The Dugout In Favor Of Individual Holes
Surprising research from the Elias Sports Bureau has shed light on a new trend in professional baseball, showing that around thirty-five percent of the league’s players have now left the
Ragtag Group Of Fun-Loving Misfits Absolutely Destroyed By Rich, Athletic Kids
A ragtag group of fun-loving misfits from the wrong side of the tracks was handedly destroyed by a team of rich, athletic kids during last Saturday’s 12-Year-Old Division Little League
Cal Ripken Jr. Continues Streak Of 6,574 Days Of No Games Played
This Monday, Cal Ripken Jr. extended his streak of consecutive days without playing a game to 6,574, further solidifying his status as a living legend. Ripken Jr.’s journey began one
Outfielders Wonder Why Infielders Always Having Meetings Without Them
The Outfielders have come together to launch an investigation into what the Infielders are always having meetings about, and furthermore, why they aren’t invited to those meetings. “Aren’t we all
It’s Time We Gave The Shortstop A Base Their Own
Look out at the field of your standard baseball game, and you’ll see the first, second, and third basemen looking as content as can be with their very own bases.