Texas Rangers slugger Joey Gallo once threw a no-hitter in high school and then took Greg Maddux’s daughter to prom that same night.
Babe Ruth Actually Hit 715 Home Runs During His MLB Career and Was Given Credit for That Number for About a Week
Babe Ruth actually hit 715 home runs during his 22-year MLB career but one he hit with the Boston Red Sox in 1918 isn’t counted.
Yankees Legend Reggie Jackson Rips Curt Schilling for His Previous Remarks and Calls Him a Liar
Yankees legendary slugger and Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson is the latest to take a swing at Curt Schilling. Mr. October blasts the former pitcher for his previous remarks and calls him a liar.
Roger Clemens Won 162 More Games After the Red Sox Declared He Was Washed Up
Roger Clemens recorded 162 more MLB victories after Boston Red Sox GM Dan Duquette said the pitcher was in the twilight of his career.
The Curt Schilling Dilemma Has Hall of Fame Voters Embarrassing Themselves More Than Usual
Curt Schilling’s political views have become a factor in his candidacy for the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown.
Hank Aaron Was So Much More Than Just a Baseball Player and Was Once Paid the Compliment of All Compliments by Muhammad Ali
MLB legend Hank Aaron, who passed away on Friday at the age of 86, was once paid the ultimate compliment by Muhammad Ali.
Don Sutton Was Once Accused of Setting Up His Teammate for a DUI As a Way to Get Him Out of the Starting Rotation
Hall of Fame pitcher Don Sutton was accused at the end of his career of setting up Angels teammate John Candelaria for a DUI.
Tommy Lasorda’s Legacy Includes Wishing His Racist Friend’s Mistress Would Get Hit by a Car and Racist Comments of His Own
The legacy of former LA Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda, who passed away on Friday at the age of 93, is a little more complicated than people might think.
The Joe Buck Haters Are About To Lose Their Collective Mind
Fox Sports play-by-play announcer Joe Buck is a finalist for the Ford Frick Award from the Baseball Hall of Fame.
The Tragic Death of Jackie Robinson Jr., Who Was Killed Just 16 Months Before His Famous Father Passed Away
A look at the death of Jack Robinson Jr., the oldest son of Major League Baseball pioneer Jackie Robinson, who was just 24 when he was killed.
Why Did Jackie Robinson Wear No. 42?
A look at why Brooklyn Dodgers pioneer and Hall of Famer Jackie Robinson wore No. 42, which was retired by Major League Baseball in 1997.
Dan Le Batard Tried to Make a Statement to the Baseball Hall of Fame but Was Banned for Life
The Baseball Hall of Fame is incredibly prestigious, but critics think it has unfair standards. Dan Le Batard once tried to stand up to the organization.
The Tragic Death of Roberto Clemente Changed Baseball Forever
Roberto Clemente was a star for the Pittsburgh Pirates. The baseball legend tragically died in a plane crash on Christmas Eve 1972.
Should Sammy Sosa Be in the Baseball Hall of Fame?
Sammy Sosa is one of the greatest sluggers in Major League Baseball History, but does he deserve a spot in the Hall of Fame?
Should Carlos Delgado Be in the Baseball Hall of Fame?
Carlos Delgado grew up idolizing former Pittsburgh Pirate outfielder Roberto Clemente, a fellow Puerto Rican who died six months after Delgado was born. And while Delgado went on to have a tremendous career that spanned 17 years, unlike his idol, the former first baseman for the Blue Jays and New York Mets was not voted …
MLB Draft: Spencer Torkelson Just Made History but the Hall of Fame Hasn’t Been Kind to No. 1 Picks
Can Spencer Torkelson, the No. 1 pick in the 2020 MLB draft, become one of the select few top picks to make it to the Baseball Hall of Fame?
MLB Draft: The 5 Lowest Picks to Make the Baseball Hall of Fame
A look at the five lowest picks in MLB draft history to make it to the National Baseball Hall of Fame.
Derek Jeter Made so Much Money He Bought the Miami Marlins
Derek Jeter was a superstar shortstop for the New York Yankees. He utilized his massive net worth to help purchase the Miami Marlins.
Tony Gwynn Embodied “The Third Time’s the Charm” With an Incredible Strikeout Stat
Padres legend Tony Gwynn would have turned 60 today. The Hall of Famer incredibly only had one game in which he struck out three times.