With the baseball season about 75 percent done it is about time to start considering who to lavish with awards at the end of the season. This year there is an exceptional group of players that are deserving of the honor in both the American and National Leagues.

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Typically the superfans we feature on COED have big boobs and tight bodies but what we found At Comerica Park in Detroit at the ninth stop of our 30 Stadiums in 30 Days baseball tour was worth letting you know about. The Tigers have a superfan who shows up to every game dressed in a grungy full body tiger suit.

Hate to say it, but referees, umpires, game officials — you know those guys that control the games that we all love to watch — have the toughest jobs in the world. Sadly these wise people are humans; humans make mistakes. Some of these mistakes have resulted in some of the most bone-headed, mind-numbingly stupid calls that fans could have ever imagined happening.

Every once in a while a city earns the right to call themselves a champion.  And what better way to celebrate than ripping a little piece of that city apart. With New Orleans on the verge of winning their first championship for anything at anytime in the city’s history, we could be on the verge of one of the most drunken, fun, and disastrous sport riots of al… Click to read more

The Detroit Tigers are clawing their way back to the top of the AL Central, and maybe all the way to the top of the American League. Led by a dominant stable of starters, the Tigers have won six straight games and have built a season-high three-game lead in the division. Look no further than the rebuilt pitching staff for restoring the roar in the Motor City that has been dormant since the Tigers cowered away…

In light of the news that New York Mets closer Billy Wagner will undergo surgery that will cost him at least one full year, the Mets find themselves without a closer at the back end of one of the most vulnerable bullpens in the league.  Surely, they must shore up this position in the off-season if they wish to improve upon their recent success and enhance their fu… Click to read more

Former NL Rookie of the Year, 22 game winner, two time All-Star and Cy Young runner up, Dontrelle Willis has been demoted by the Detroit Tigers to single-A Lakeland, a day after a start, during which his pitching problems peaked giving-up eight earned runs and five base on balls, in 1⅓ innings, pitched against the Cleveland Indians.
Some have blamed Willis&#… Click to read more