A runner is out when being hit by a batted ball only before it has had a chance to be fielded, i.e., if the infield is in and a grounder gets by the shortstop and hits the runner between second and third he’s ok.

This is not correct.

...in your pants or?

I remember Rob Mackowiak.

They’re busy making the big bucks being the US team in this World Cup.

In New York, people will have their noise maker modified to remain on at all times.

Half squatting 300 lbs and only getting it up thanks to knee valgus is only slightly more impressive than actually showing up at the gym.

I never want to be without this video. I want this to play inside my coffin.

I’d pay a good amount of money for this and would watch easily double or triple the amount of games on TV than I currently do.

The winner ran 245.8 miles, or 60 laps over two and a half days.

I don’t drive in Brooklyn too often, but once a week while driving home after my hockey games at 12:30 or 1:00 AM, private garbage trucks are all over the place driving like maniacs—blowing lights, right on red, driving the wrong way, weaving side to side, etc. Same with private tow trucks.

“The only winning move is to not play.”

Go for a jog and you can leave those stripes on the sidewalk.

numerical fanaticism The Right Way

Foul per 5.09(a)(7) and 5.04(b)(5) in OBR.

But how would the umpire know he was safe if he didn’t signal it himself?

I wonder what the Knicks are up to.

It’s 3:30 PM Eastern and I’m thinking about lunch tomorrow.

He learned it from the best: Zack Hample.

Steve Trachsel is still waiting to call back MLB about this year’s changes.