Tim Lincecum threw a no-hitter Saturday night. No, you have not traveled back in time five years, but I understand your confusion.
Can the under-performing Dodgers catch some fire from the electrifying Yasiel Puig and the sparks generated by a game with five batters hit by pitches, two bench-clearing brawls, and six ejections?
In Saturday’s MLB draft, the Arizona Diamondbacks drafted Cory Hahn who was paralyzed while playing his third college game at ASU. Hahn, who wore number 34 at ASU, was drafted in the 34th round as a permanent member of the Diamondbacks family.
Manziel throws out a first pitch at a San Diego Padres game that elicits memories of another famous Johnny Football throw.
This is awesome. Baseball players get heckled all the time and the only time they get any publicity is when they react poorly. It’s no surprise that Tony Gwynn Jr., son of the legendary San Diego Padres Hall-of-Famer Tony Gwynn, reacted by killing the heckler with kindness. The Gwynns have reputations as being two of the nicest guys in the game. Get ready to further admire Tony Gwynn Jr. as […]
