Baseball

The action on the field may not be the only heart-stopping thing fans of the West Michigan Whitecaps see this season.

One fan at a recent Tampa Bay and Phillies baseball game was really happy because they got a game ball delivered to them straight from the field by a Hooters Girl! How that ball go there though is a little controversial.

North Carolina State center fielder Brett Williams made the catch of his life this past Wednesday, in the the Tar Heels' 9-2 win over New Mexico State Aggies. Check out the video and you'll see why it's so awesome.

If you haven't been following the World Series, then you have missed an amazing win. But, what does it take to win the World Series? Matt Cain of the Giants shows you how he pulled off this win.

Taco Bell teamed up with Major League Baseball for a cool promotion called 'Steal a Base, Steal a Taco.' The premise was simple -- if a base was stolen during the World Series, a free Doritos Locos Taco would be given away to everyone in the country! Score!

It's summer and that means swimming pools, lake trips, vacations and little league baseball. Little league and other kids sports are a great way for kids to learn competition and sportsmanship. Great right? But how will the kids learn when their parents act like this?

There was a rain delay during the recent Charleston RiverDogs (the Yankees’ Class A affiliate) game. But guess who entertains the fans in the bleachers? None other than funny man Bill Murray. Because Bill is so awesome and is willing to act like a "goof," all is not lost!

Baseball teams and fans alike know that nothing ruins a perfectly good baseball game like a rain delay.

A few weeks ago we posted the video from the Texas Rangers game where a couple “stole” the ball from a screaming kid. A lot more was made of the video than what really happened, but in this video, the kids get their revenge!

The 2012 NJCAA Division 3 Baseball World Series is coming to Tyler’s Mike Carter Field. The series will take place this Saturday through next Thursday (May 19-24) and will feature eight teams playing for the national championship, including our own Tyler Junior College Apaches.

Little leaguers in Redlands, California have gone almost all season without uniforms, a snack bar, or even a bathroom. We may now know why.

Collin Boyd, who is eight years old and attends Owen Elementary in Bullard loves baseball. But recently Collin has had to deal with more than any 8-year-old should have to. Collin is suffering from undifferentiated soft tissue sarcoma. I can barely spell it, much less say it.