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As a kid, few things can rival the thrill of a catching a baseball at a live game.

That held true for this young fella in the first row as the Oakland Athletics visited the Detroit Tigers Tuesday night…well, at first.

Washington Nationals star slugger Bryce Harper gave the world another reminder of what a total bro he is when a fan tossed her phone to him in the outfield Tuesday night.

Harper definitely made that fan’s night, but he’ll now have to deal with a hailstorm of fans' phones raining down on him from the seats.

The Toronto Blue Jays and Washington Nationals locked horns in a low-scoring matchup Tuesday afternoon.

Virtually no one got on base, partially due to Josh Donaldson doing his best Nightcrawler routine out there.

The New York Yankees spanked the Seattle Mariners 7-2 Monday night, thanks largely to a nuclear meltdown by Felix Hernandez.

After three innings of solid pitching, Hernandez buckled under some unseen force and began handing out walks, one of which Alex Rodriguez gladly accepted to advance to first in the fourth inning.

In the top of the third inning against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Monday night, San Francisco Giants outfielder Angel Pagan made a tremendous play out in center.

With the bases loaded and one out, the long-locked Pagan channeled his inner Tarzan and bolted after what appeared to be a bases-clearing bomb from Andrew McCutchen.

Pagan snared the ball, tumbled and fired it back in, saving his team multiple runs. But the best part about the play?

Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry won the NBA MVP and led the Dubs to the Finals this season.

So, he pretty much owns California (and the rest of the universe) right now.

Josh Hamilton is back where he belongs.

After a bumpy two seasons with the Los Angeles Angels, the former MVP was traded back to the Texas Rangers last month, the team with whom he spent five years and became a star.

In just his second game back in Texas (and fifth game of the season), Hamilton took Boston Red Sox pitcher Steven Wright deep in the bottom of the second for his first home run since last August. 

For those who claim baseball isn’t as exciting as football or basketball, answer this: When was the last time you saw a cow-milking contest prior to an NFL or NBA game?

Before the Red Sox took on the Rangers on Friday night, two pitchers— Boston’s Wade Miley and Texas’ Ross Ohlendorf—engaged in a good ol’ fashioned milk-off.

Baseball babies are probably the gnarliest babies.

Not that there's anything inherently better about baseball, but babies at baseball games so often seem to unwittingly find themselves in wild situations.

Bryce Harper has been so unreal at the dish lately that even when he fails, he wins.

The Washington Nationals superstar lofted what he believed was an out in the seventh inning against the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday. The 22-year-old tossed his bat away with disdain as he trotted to first—and then the ball landed in the left field seats for his 17th homer of the season.

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