On the flip side, his run means very little. The Cardinals needed Beltran to score, period. If Beltran does not score, the Cardinals lose regardless of what Wong does. That is why defenses typically cease to give a base runner any attention once he gets on base and he isn't the tying run in the final inning.

Too bad that wasn't even the same third base coach, either. That was Gene Lamont in SF.

What's going most overlooked here, is that the guy in the sunglasses is the same guy who got impaled by the Prince Fielder home run earlier this year. I'm not good at imbedding gifs and such in comments. I'm sure there's someone out there...

Poor guy, he's so lost he picks up the bat and does a left handed practice swing.

I'm pretty sure you're dead wrong, but don't let that get in the way of you commenting.

A-Rod watching the bachelorette

I grew up in Detroit and was raised to hate Jordan, and even I can see that the play described at the 27 second mark looks nothing like a flop.

I am all for instant replay overturning calls that are outrageously blown. The problem is, it is going to turn into what football replay has become. Football replay started for the same reason, but now most challenges are a result of a team with its back against the wall challenging a turnover because they HOPE the…

Piggy Poopballs FTW

Says the guy who visited the site and decided to join in on the discussion of the "non-story"

Wow, a slideshow? That sounds like torture.

The monkey started off strong but died in the end.

Amazing how everyone relies on the outfielder for perspective on where the ball is. Even the guy who hits it is convinced it's an easy fly out.

Those look like kids, no?

The tipdunk off of the free throw, while entertaining, violated about 4 different rules.