When pillows don’t want to be slept on…….I’m sorry, but this story sounds like an excuse made up by a three year old. The question is; what really did happened that night in bed, and I’m almost sure his son was nowhere to be found……
For a few months, Brandon Inge was dealing with a slight muscle strain… [Continue Reading]
Tigers’ Player loses battle with pillow, placed on DL
June 27, 2008 5 Comments
Introducing the Jonathan Papelbon Donut
June 27, 2008 Leave a Comment
Ok, so maybe Dunkin Donuts will not be comprised of Papelon Donuts this summer, but this Promo may be the next best thing for all of your Red Sox, Phillies, and Rays fans. For the second time this year, Dunkin’ Donuts has called Red Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon from the bullpen.
This time, customers of the… [Continue Reading]
MLB To Consider New Bat Rules
June 25, 2008 2 Comments
Proposals for rule changes in Major League baseball are becoming more common than all of those angry Mets fans out there. First instant replay, now the Bats.
The future of the maple constructed bat is now uncertain in Major League Baseball play. Statistical analysis has relayed information showing league officials that the bats are shattering way… [Continue Reading]
Is Throwing A Curveball Potentially Harmful?
June 23, 2008 Leave a Comment
If you ever tried to throw a curveball during a game, you know that it is physically easier to throw a fastball rather than a curveball. Concerns about possible injuries from excessively throwing a curveball always lurk in a pitcher’s mind as the wrist and elbow snap downwards each and every time the pitch is thrown. Has this… [Continue Reading]
Can Position Players Really Pitch?
June 22, 2008 24 Comments
Have you ever been to a Major League Baseball game when all of a sudden the second baseman was called over to the mound to finish out an inning? Didn’t think so! This is a common practice in Youth Baseball Leagues, High School leagues, and sometimes Minor League games, but it never happens in MLB right?… [Continue Reading]
The Best Paid Bench Warmers
June 17, 2008 Leave a Comment
Many athletes who make the list tend to be aging former starters riding out big contracts in their declining years, after they’ve been busted down to part-time duty. Baseball outfielders Jay Payton and Jacque Jones fit this bill.
Baseball has already learned about the difficulties of getting rid of dead money. During the 1980s, Commissioner Peter… [Continue Reading]
Arizona State Staged Fight “To Loosen Up”
June 11, 2008 1 Comment
Brett Wallace and the ASU Sun Devils engaged in a team scuffle before the game vs. Fresno State on Sunday. The “fight” was apparently staged in front of TV cameras, fans, and MLB scouts starting with Wallace taking a swing at teammate Ike Davis. The scuffle quickly involved the whole team as the two “went at it”… [Continue Reading]
Report: Viagra May Provide Baseball Players On-Field Edge
June 11, 2008 Leave a Comment
There is nothing better than pitching your own tent at short-stop with two outs-two on in the bottom of the 9th!
The Daily News in New York reported Tuesday that Viagra has become a popular pick-me-up for athletes looking for an edge on the field and perhaps some frisky behavior off of it.
Citing a source familiar with… [Continue Reading]
What City Deserves A MLB Team The Most?
June 10, 2008 10 Comments
If Major League Baseball decided to add a few more teams to the American and National Leagues; what cities or areas deserve them the most? Here is a list that many argue deserve a Pro team let alone an MLB team;
Las Vegas, NV - an MLB team in Vegas? Is that cool or what?
Salt Lake City… [Continue Reading]
MLB Players Gone Wild: Gloves Now On Both Hands
June 6, 2008 15 Comments
MLB players have now put the glove on both hands and instead of a baseball game you get WWE smackdown as one player usually sends both teams ”cannon-balling” onto the field creating utter chaos. Benches have been clearing like window washers in the recent weeks of MLB play. Actions like these will be sure to sell more and more MLB Tickets.
Dodgers outfielder Matt… [Continue Reading]
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