Brilliant.

This is my favorite episode. Mark Harmon's big scene starts at about the 1:15 mark.

Little known fact: longtime NBA sideline reporter Craig Sager was the first to interview Aaron on the field after the home run. He was wearing a long cream colored suit if my memory serves me right.

Jolly Ranchers? Or as they're known on the streets, Gay Farmers.

Crawford was on the DL when the BoSox traded him in 2012. On a side note, is it impossible to simply delete a post once you've started it?

City names that begin with San are tough to differentiate. It can be downright confusing.

Hey Barry, since enough people are giving you flack for mis-reading the public's perception of Tim Duncan (he is generally acknowledged easily as top 3 power forward), but I want to know if you read J.A. Adande's Daily Dime column on ESPN.com before you wrote this because after I read this, it felt like I had already…

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Ahem, ... The Flaming Lips are from Oklahoma City.

Congrats, man. I, too, just completed my first half-marathon (Skopje, Macedonia) on Sunday (May 12). I can definitely relate to what your wrote (running a full marathon seems too far beyond my limits, but who knows?) and some of the comments. I usually run with music, but started running without my ipod more and more…

Winfield is depicted on his Hall of Fame plaque as a member of the San Diego Padres. He came up with that organization and played eight years there (1973-80).

Galactus is not evil. He just exists. He's a force of nature, like a tornado or a plague. He doesn't discriminate. He doesn't really do anything with malicious intent either. Yehat him showing up at Earth's doorstep would cause a big fuss though.

Mantle wore No. 6 when he broke in, but was sent down to the minors. When he returned to the Yankees for good, he wore No. 7.

I just know there's a joke somewhere in this universe that incorporates a painful scrotum and a former Stanford tight end, but I'm still working on it. How about something, something, sac hurts and something, something Zach Ertz. Pure gold, huh?

"Oh, this is where Die Hard comes through the window."

So, Tim Tebow was like 15 when he killed those six drifters?

Uh, mixing up your 49er greats? HOF safety Ronnie Lott was the one the had part of a pinky finger cut off during a game.