Baseball

A surefire deterrent against a domestic terrorist with a semi-automatic rifle.

It's been 25 years since the ep went to air and The Simpsons truly found itself.

Everyone makes mistakes.

"I'm talking about full everything."

How did I end up behind the wheel of a $140,000 Maserati that had just smashed into a pair of parked cars?

A new film tells the story of Dock Ellis, a pitcher who fought the baseball establishment, partied harder than anyone else in the sport, and supposedly threw a no-hitter while tripping on acid.

Kristoff is trying to make it in comics and animation, but his jealousy of his successful peers gets in the way. Featuring some insidery references you may not get!

The Blobby Boys are breaking up, so they're looking to other forms of employment—like playing for the Kansas City Royals.

The internet collectively pointed and laughed at a sleepy fat man on Monday, when news broke that he was suing MLB, ESPN, and two commentators for $10 million. This got us wondering whether this "symbol of failure" has a snowball's chance in hell of...

For years, I willingly did the economics homework for a number of student athletes. To this day, I don't regret it. Helping them cheat doesn't seem any more unethical than forcing them to learn about how "great" capitalism is in the first place.

This week: A kid growing his hair for a cancer charity got kicked off his baseball team, and another kid got suspended from school for refusing to stand during the Pledge of Allegiance.

I interned for a Minor League Baseball team because I wanted to work work for a Major League Baseball team. I thought I'd be crunching numbers like Jonah Hill, but instead I lived with an alleged child molester and worked with a drunk little person.