Just try not to watch the sticky horror that is a James Paxton fan getting covered in maple syrup
By Michael Clair •
Bryce Harper told NHL Network why he loves the Las Vegas Golden Knights
By Michael Clair •
Dan Jennings' 69-mph pitch to Adrian Gonzalez resulted in a staring contest
By Jessica Kleinschmidt •
Russell Martin made his first start and stop at shortstop before breaking up a no-hitter
By Michael Clair and Stephen Pianovich / MLB.com •
Nicole Hensley stopped by the Rockies game on Friday to talk winning the gold medal for U.S. women's hockey
By Jessica Kleinschmidt •
After making a running catch near the stands, Nicholas Castellanos gave a very excited Tigers fan a high-five
By Adrian Garro •
Giancarlo Stanton took over Jimmy Fallon's desk to thank New York for the welcome -- and the boos
By Adrian Garro •
Ronald Guzman pretended to take a call after grabbing a fan's phone
By Jessica Kleinschmidt •
The camera angle on Tucker Barnhart attempting a foul ball catch will make you feel like you were there
By Jessica Kleinschmidt •
Kyle Crick caught Harrison Bader by surprise with a quick pitch and they both shared a laugh about it
By Eric Chesterton •
Andrelton Simmons and Albert Pujols shared a laugh after colliding and crashing down to the mound together
By Adrian Garro •
Zach Eflin hit his first career home run and the Phillies' bullpen rejoiced
By Eric Chesterton •
First, George Springer stopped halfway to second -- and then, Evan Gattis faceplanted after a rundown
By Adrian Garro •
Paco Rodriguez showed up to a cardboard cutout of himself when he came back to play with the Lookouts
By Jessica Kleinschmidt •
The Royals unveiled their new Turn Ahead the Clock uniforms, complete with crown-style helmet
By Michael Clair •
A tie-dyed, tank-topped John Jaso tried to say hi to his old teammates, but the usher stopped him
By Michael Clair •
On May 25, 1951, a 20-year-old named Willie Mays made his debut with the New York Giants
By Adrian Garro •
Watch out for these bizarre and exciting records that could potentially be broken this year
By Michael Clair •
