Baseball fights are like a good, old bar fight. Swinging punches, spilled beer (from the angry fans), and the occasional baseball bat. In fact the only thing that gets us more heated than fights are the WAGs. With MLB about to get underway, here are some of the best bench-clearing brawls baseball has ever provided.

If you watch ESPN round the clock like I do, you’ll know that walk off hit happen more frequently than a Lindsay Lohan probation violation. There’s at least 5-6 a night and they all end with a mosh-pit at home plate (unless you’re the Anaheim Angels) that screams “act like you’ve been there before.” But all bets are off in the playoff’s. You’re one out away from a fall full of golf. So…playoff walkoff’s….here’s eleven good ones.

If you’ve ever watched a baseball game on TV or visited 30 stadiums in 30 days, chances are you’ve seen him. The batter with the bizarro batting stance, where it looks like he’s trying to get back to the locker room to drop a deuce. Perhaps he’s wanting to coerce the pitcher into a brawl or is so anxious for his next “hit” that he can’t stand still.

We left New York City around 8:30am on Saturday, July 17th and traveled north to our second destination, the Red Sox’s Fenway Park. We arrived just after 1pm and found a kick ass (free) street parking spot on Bay State Road. From there we had some time to kill so we decided to head down to Newbury Street street for lunch which had some cool stores and great pl… Click to read more

We all love those great sporting moments where the competition is so stiff that it causes one of the teams to choke. Whether its football, soccer, baseball or tennis, there’s never a dull moment when the favorite team or player chokes under pressure. For some or other reason, there is just something about that final moment of glory being ripped out from under your feet that sticks to the books like taffy. Here are a couple of those moments that we all love (hate) to remember…

Being a Yankee fan is a full-time job. Anyone who is not a Yankee fan hates the Yankees. It’s gotten a little cliché to hate them, but honestly, I’m fine with it. I’ve put together my case in defense of Yankee fans and encourage any Yankee haters to tune in.

As a new baseball season is upon us, its time to make your bets on the next MLB Player to get caught with his hand in the needle jar. Here are 5 safe bets that can have you cleaning out your friends’ piggy banks.

Oh, October. A sweet, sweet month highlighted by the NFL and NCAAFB seasons in full swing, the NBA and NHL seasons getting underway and, of course, the MLB playoffs. The crux of the American sports universe lives here and it’s a wonderful thing. The race to the Fall Classic begins today and what else for a quasi-journalist to do other than make predictions that are bound to be wrong…

• Dumb But Funny Inventions

• NBA Players Twittering

• Who Is This Red Sox Babe?!

• Mother Shoots Her Own Son

• I Agree With His Inner Monologue

• Models And Thongs

• Dustin Pedroia Has His Own Salsa

• Rifle’s Recoil Knocks People Off Their Feet

• Anna Faris Is So Hot Right Now

• Cross Dresser Hit By Car In Brazil

• Thanks God! MTV’s The Hills is Over

• Stripper + Baby!?

The real story of the day was the Boston Red Sox annual game against Boston College. Josh Beckett, Clay Buchholz and Junichi Tazawa mowed down Golden Eagle hitters in flawless appearances. Geoff Oxley got the start on the mound for Boston College and pitched a scoreless first inning, walking two.

• Red Sox At Fenway For 50 More Years?

• Collection of Fun Car Vandalism Pics

• Arianny Celeste’s Orgasmic Rack

• Katy Perry’s Tight Leather A*s [NSFW]

• 103 Inch Touch Screen Table Hockey

• Holy F*ckin’ Crap! New Megan Fox Pics!

Following a disappointing season that saw the Yankees fail to reach the postseason for the first time since 1993, amidst the festivities of the final season in beloved Yankee Stadium, they realize that they must make a strong statement this off-season.  There is one main objective for revamping this underachieving roster: Add young superior talent.
The… Click to read more

Since trading Manny Ramirez to the Dodgers, there has been one man who has missed “Manny Being Manny” the most – David Ortiz.  Without Manny hitting behind him, Ortiz has regressed back to his normal mediocre
self and is no longer carrying the big stick as the folk hero he has become since going to Boston.
David Ortiz was nicknamed “B… Click to read more

Forgive me for going on a tangent over the national pastime – but every time we advance into a new round of the baseball post-season we are subjected to watching baseball teams wearing goggles and running around the locker room pouring champagne and beer over everybody.  Now this is a terrific event when your team wins the CHAMPIONSHIP – but when… Click to read more