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Fritz Peterson MIke Kekich

Baseball’s Most Shocking Off-Field Incidents

Fritz Peterson MIke Kekich

Former closer Mitch Williams is taking a leave of absence from the MLB Network, where he serves as an analyst, after eyewitnesses reported bizarre and aggressive behavior from “Wild Thing” during a ten-and-under Cal Ripken Baseball tournament last weekend. Williams, who coaches the team, was

Hideo Nomo Windup

Comparing Masahiro Tanaka To Other Foreign Import Phenoms

Hideo Nomo Windup

Yesterday, C.C. Sabathia, who’s been out since earlier this month, was diagnosed with a degenerative condition in his knee. Then Carlos Beltran followed him on the disabled list with a bone spur in his elbow that could keep him off the field for up to two

Kerry Wood

How Elite Pitchers Have Performed After Tommy John Surgery

Kerry Wood

Marlins fans — and yes we are sure there’s a few — are feeling what Mets fans felt last season and Rays fans felt earlier this year. Like Matt Harvey and Matt Moore before him, Miami‘s young stud pitcher Jose Fernandez is expected to undergo

Jeff Kent Barry Bonds fight

Baseball’s Best Teammate Fights

Jeff Kent Barry Bonds fight

During Sunday’s Washington Nationals loss to the Oakland A’s starting pitcher Gio Gonzalez got into it with shortstop Ian Desmond after catcher Jose Lobaton and third baseman Anthony Rendon allowed a pop up to drop between them. Although he reportedly had to be restrained, the

Marte replay

Pirates Win On A Walk Off Replay (VIDEO)

Marte replay

In the hierarchy of game ending dramatics, the rare walk-off inside-the-park home run ranks the most exciting. We almost had that last night in Pittsburgh; with two outs in the bottom of the ninth of a tie game Pirates outfielder Starling Marte tripled over the