I'm surprised none of the Rangers players reacted, since baseball is notorious for players getting butthurt when someone "disrespects the game."

Yea, we know the elbow wasn't intentional. How does that make the title of this article "clickbait?" There was an accidental collision at first base, with Encarnacion apparently suffering some sort of head injury, and he stayed in the game. This causes us to wonder about the MLB's concussion protocol. That's it.

I'm not sure if you're a troll or just mentally challenged, but you have the right to be the former, and it's not your fault if you are the latter.

There's like a whole compilation of him doing this on YouTube.

Is he staying in again?

It probably would have been easier and more accurate to just say "Everyone."

I don't see why this is such a big deal. It's not like it's a ball that's going to be worth something. It's just a fucking ball. I would understand if it was a HR ball hit by a big name player or something.

It's not like it's Qatar over here. The high this time of year in Dallas is in the low nineties, which is totally doable. Besides, Cowboys stadium has a retractable roof.

I was surprised not to see Cowboys Stadium and/or the Cotton Bowl on this article's short list (both were included in the bid). They are both huge stadiums. The Cotton Bowl hosted World Cup matches in 1994. Cowboys stadium is one of the nicest stadiums in the country and has hosted several international soccer matches.

The scariest part of the whole thing is how easily eyewitnesses can believe they saw something that they really didn't. In law school, we had a presentation about the unreliability of eyewitness testimony, but most people don't understand how unreliable it really is. Without the dash cam, this guy would have been shit…

Damn, I really thought seeing him cry would make me feel better about myself, but it doesn't. He's still going to go home and bang Irina Shayk in a pile of money.

75% of the fastest speed is totally believable. If it was 90% of the fastest speed, then I'd be with you. Puig is a hell of an athlete, and it's not like he was merely jogging.

"Nobody can 'prove' how everything started."

It's actually a cane. Prince has some major hip issues, supposedly being in need of a double-hip replacement that is refusing due to being a Jehovah's Witness.

Both require a certain amount of faith to accept? No, it does not require any faith to say "I don't know all of the answers."

Actually, science has not attempted to explain the origins of the universe, because we simply don't have the answer to that. The Big Bang explains the rapid expansion of the universe (which already existed in a small dense state). Don't you think one has more credibility when they are willing to admit they don't have…

Because Jesus

Baseball players have to be the biggest cry babies in sports. If you hit a home run, you have to jog around the bases without being excited. If you're up by 5 runs in the 8th, you have to stop trying. Come on.

nvm