One New York Yankees fan made a child's day by giving her a foul ball he caught in the stands, much to the delight of fans in ...

Ever since its debut decades ago, Toonami had been continuously evolving. As mentioned, Voltron was one of the first anime ...

Davis’ play to end the sixth inning allowed Tech to hold onto a 3-2 lead, and the offense took advantage of walks and a sun-ball single to extend the advantage to four runs.

However it gets to home plate, whether it's muscle or hustle, China Spring is just happy to still be playing baseball.

Fanduel Sports Network's John Sadak had this to say while Francona asked home-plate umpire Chris Segal for an explanation of the ruling upon review that Callihan didn't catch the ball.

AP Arenado was chasing down the ball hit by the Mets’ Juan Soto when he made the catch, but the momentum took him into the netting that’s around the stadium and the major leaguer went tumbling ...

St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Nolan Arenado, center, falls into the stands after catching a foul ball hit by New York Mets' Juan Soto in the eighth inning during the second baseball game of a ...

It's hard enough catching a ball in the stands of a Major League Baseball game. But to do it with your eyes covered? By your own daughter? That's next level. During Saturday’s Yankees game ...

She placed her hands over his eyes just as the ball was about to connect with his glove. Somehow, the father made the catch on the foul ball, securing it to his chest while still having his eyes ...

A Yankees fan made what instantly became a Catch of the Year contender on Saturday. As the Yankees played the Rays at home, a Bronx Bombers fan had his glove ready as a foul ball was on its way.

Toronto Blue Jays player Daulton Varsho pulled off the impressive move during a home game against the Boston Red Sox ESPN MLB/YouTube Daulton Varsho appeared to pull off the impossible on ...