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The Chicago Cubs rock.

Before Friday’s Cactus League contest against the Los Angeles Angels, shortstop Munenori Kawasaki took the mic and absolutely killed a rendition of Aerosmith’s “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing.”

The Cubs loved it and rocked out—while wearing Japanese headbands:

Ah, spring training.

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Behold, ladies and gentlemen: "Big Sexy."

The New York Mets tweeted a photo of starting pitcher Bartolo Colon on Tuesday, reminding us all why he's earned that nickname.

Colon, 42 years old, will look to give the Mets' star-studded staff a boost this season and help the team get back to the World Series.

The Pittsburgh Pirates are going back to their roots in 2016.

On Thursday, the team announced it would wear throwback uniforms from 1979 for Sunday games.

The pillbox hat features three stripes, the jersey is a pullover V-neck and the pants are "beltless" with gold lining.

Here’s Andrew McCutchen modeling the new look:

Many moons ago, San Francisco Giants shortstop Brandon Crawford was a fan of the team.

On Thursday, the team shot a commercial that featured the 29-year-old standing in the same spot (albeit in AT&T Park rather than Candlestick)—and wearing the same outfit—as his five-year-old self.

The Giants posted another shot of the recreated scene on Instagram:

Everything is better with Jim Ross broadcasting it.

That includes baseball.

The legendary WWE announcer hosted a Twitter Q&A on Sunday, and one fan asked him about the possibility of calling games for the Pittsburgh Pirates:

Ross was all over it:

Can you imagine Ross calling a walk-off win or a huge play from Andrew McCutchen?

It was about time someone made a song honoring Bryce Harper.

On Wednesday, rapper Wale did the honors. Always one to throw out sports references in his lyrics, the Washington, D.C., native included all types of baseball analogies in the three-minute song appropriately titled "MVP."

The beat goes pretty hard, and Wale flows over it well. Here's the chorus:

Got the streets talking, when I swing on me.

Josh Donaldson is winning.

After taking the Toronto Blue Jays to the American League Championship Series and winning the AL MVP, the 29-year-old will grace the cover of MLB 16: The Show.

Blue Jays fans want David Price to stay in Toronto—badly.

So, to their credit, they’re doing something about it.

Head over to “Any Price for David” if you want to see just how passionately Jays fans want the lefty ace back. Here’s how it works: “If David Price stays in Toronto, I, [insert name], agree to [do something].”

It’s bad enough when your favorite team gets bounced from the playoffs.

It’s even worse when there’s a bet involved.

California congressman Adam Schiff bet on the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League Division Series. New York congressman Steve Israel took the New York Mets.

The stakes? Sing the winner’s fight song in front of the House of Representatives. 

There's nothing better than a good old-fashioned book battle.

With the Kansas City Royals leading the Toronto Blue Jays 3-2 in the American League Championship Series, the two cities' public libraries are throwing absolute haymakers at one another.

Kansas City fired the first shot.

Toronto answered, and from there, it was on: