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Appearing on Monday night’s The Late Show with David Letterman, Will Ferrell reminded us that while everyone has a Harry Caray impression, his is the only one that matters.

Ferrell joined David Letterman onstage to talk about important topics like the host's upcoming retirement and President Barack Obama’s hand in bringing down the Berlin Wall.

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The St. Louis Cardinals hosted the Chicago Cubs on Monday night, and before the game was even over, we knew who the MVP was.

Some random dude who ran onto the field.

Adrian Beltre is a good baseball player and a better businessman.

On Friday, the Texas Rangers third baseman shattered three bats while squaring off against Garrett Richards, a 26-year-old flame-thrower from the Los Angeles Angels.

Beltre doesn't care that he's made a whopping $165 million over the course of his 18-year career. He still wants compensation from the reliever.

As Major League Baseball looks to protect its pitchers from comebackers, New York Mets pitcher Alex Torres is doing his part to promote safety.

Last season, Torres—then with the San Diego Padres—wore a protective hat that made him look very odd on the field. 

This Chicago Cubs fan knows that when a baseball lands in your cup, you have to chug your drink.

With her Cubbies up 6-2 in the top of the ninth against the San Diego Padres on Saturday, this fan likely figured she'd be consuming an early victory beer. Instead, the Padres came roaring back with four runs in the ninth, sending the game into extra innings.

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"Just give him the Gold Glove now."

That was the announcer's reaction to Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Kevin Pillar's amazing catch in left field on Friday night.

In the sixth inning of the Blue Jays' game vs. the Atlanta Braves, Pillar sprinted toward the infield chasing after a Freddie Freeman flare.

New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez stepped in at designated hitter on Friday against the Tampa Bay Rays and made the most of it with a massive blast to left-center that put the Yankees up, 1-0, in the second inning. 

Mike Axisa of CBS Sports reported the home run was the longest of the young MLB season so far:

In news that comes as a body blow to baseball and American sports at large, Yasiel Puig says he plans to cut back drastically on the trademark bat flips fans have come to know and love him for.

You’ll come across some weird sights if you head down to Marlins Park this spring.

There's rain falling indoors, but perhaps even stranger, a pitcher who leaps like a hunter-gatherer throwing a spear while hurling the ball over the plate.

The Washington Nationals and Boston Red Sox are underway on this lovely spring Monday at Fenway Park, and the game has effectively turned into the Mookie Betts Show.