The highlight of Summer Games Done Quick was a very good dog playing 16-bit baseball Photo: Games Done QuickSummer Games Done Quick concluded over the weekend, raising $2.5 million for Doctors Without Borders. While the figure didn’t break any records, the speedrunning charity event hit a major milestone, reaching a lifetime total of over $50 million raised across all events and charities in its 10-plus-year history. With the ge…

Baseball Photography Tips? Hey everybody! I’m new here and I’m shooting my first baseball game tomorrow. Typically a landscape and firework photographer, but was recently given the opportunity to take pictures of my local minor league team and as a die hard baseball fan, I couldn’t say no. Tips are welcomed! submitted by /u/BMosmen

How Fast Can a Human Throw a Baseball? The four-minute mile and the two-hour marathon were once viewed as impossible feats. A 110 mile per hour fastball may also be within reach.

Orlando Cepeda, Baseball Slugger Known as the Baby Bull, Dies at 86 Only the second Puerto Rican native elected to the Hall of Fame, he hit 379 home runs but later served time in prison on a drug-smuggling charge.

They Had the Ideas to Change Baseball. Will They Get Credit for a Revolution? Coaches who presented ideas the sport has now embraced were mocked, ostracized and cast aside. They were also proven right.

Vols earn first title in baseball with MCWS win Tennessee earned its first national championship in baseball Monday night with a 6-5 win over Texas A&M at the Men’s College World Series.

‘There’s no Lombardi speech’: Texas A&M won Game 1, but there’s still plenty baseball left No. 3 Texas A&M upset No. 1 Tennessee, but the series is far from over.

Major League Baseball Came to Birmingham. Then Willie Mays Died. Baseball hopes a celebration of its past in the home of one of its legends will attract more African American athletes, who are playing the sport in decreasing numbers.

Willie Mays, Birmingham and Rickwood Field: Baseball Honors a Legend in His Hometown Major League Baseball is in Birmingham to honor the legacy of the Negro Leagues. With Mays’s death, the celebration at ancient Rickwood Field takes on new meaning.

Kurkjian: Willie Mays was the most complete player in baseball history — and an absolute joy to watch Willie Mays could do everything on a baseball field. Those gifts made him one of the best — if not the very best — players who ever lived.

Baseball’s next superstar? Bobby Witt Jr.’s rise to MLB’s top tier Like Patrick Mahomes across the parking lot, Witt is a potential face of his sport with one goal: Bringing championships to Kansas City.

Ruth and Gehrig, Mantle and Maris … Judge and Soto? Yankees’ latest dynamic duo is rocking baseball What happens when the two best hitters in the world bat back-to-back in the same lineup? The 2024 Yankees see it every night.

Fantasy baseball pitcher rankings, lineup advice for Tuesday’s MLB games Everything you need to know to place your MLB bets and set your fantasy baseball lineups for Tuesday, June 11.

Explaining Cricket to a Baseball Expert, Now That the U.S. Is Good Sticky wickets, golden ducks, cartwheeling stumps: A cricket novice seeks answers about a baffling sport.

WWII vet and former baseball player speaks of D-Day one last time Historians believe Jack Hamlin, 102, is the last surviving professional athlete to have served at the 1944 invasion of Normandy 80 years ago.

Evansville clinches first baseball regional title Evansville earned their first NCAA regional title Monday, becoming the ninth No. 4 regional seed since 1999 to reach a super regional.

‘Baseball miracle’: D-III team stays alive in WS Now playing for a school that technically no longer exists, the Birmingham-Southern Panthers kept their hopes of winning a national championship alive on Saturday with a thrilling 9-7 comeback win over Randolph-Macon in the Division III World Series.

This walking app let me whack my co-workers with a baseball bat Stompers, where hitting your co-workers will not end in an HR violation. | Photo by Victoria Song / The VergeViolence is never the answer. That said, it was fun when I opened a walking app and whacked a Verge editor with a baseball bat and made another slip on a banana peel. After, I continued on my peaceful commute home. A bit later, one of my …

‘Black baseball is like oxygen’: Doug Glanville on the joy of playing to honor the Negro Leagues The East-West Classic and a new exhibit at the Hall of Fame brought MLB legends together to pay tribute to the past.

The Long Climb Back for Fernando Tatis Jr., Once the Next ‘Face of Baseball’ The Padres star is known for his loud, uninhibited style of play. But now he’s also known for something else: steroid use.