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Babe Ruth may have hit 714 home runs, but he also had the unfortunate luck of getting struck out by a 17-year-old girl in 1931.
Goose Gossage was one of the most feared and respected relief pitchers in the 1970s. Today, Gossage no longer respects the game and refuses to watch anymore.
When the MLB season starts in 2020, Justin Turner of the Dodgers thinks a home run derby is a great option to shorten extra-inning games. Could it happen?
Former Astros catcher Evan Gattis delivered profanity-laced rant in an interview where he said “they f-cked up” and Astros organization deserves scorn.
Pete Rose bowled over Ray Fosse to score the winning run in the 1970 All-Star Game, injuring the Cleveland Indians catcher.
Today, Lou Gehrig is best remembered not for his extraordinary career but rather for the disease named after him, Lou Gehrig’s disease.
Numerous pitchers have topped the century mark on the radar gun. But in the 150-plus years of baseball, who has thrown the fastest pitch?
While we all know Rickey Henderson as a Hall of Fame Baseball player, he could have been an NFL star. His mother, however, intervened.
During the 2000s, few Major League baseball players were more famous than Barry Bonds. What happened to the San Francisco Giants slugger?
Baseball fans who saw Sammy Sosa play in a career that included more than 600 home runs might not even recognize the retired Chicago Cubs great today.
