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Larry Bowa went over the edge of oblivion Tuesday night, exploding on officials and New York Mets players in a meltdown seemingly in the making since Monday's 16-7 home loss.

The Philadelphia Phillies bench coach was ejected in the seventh inning of Tuesday's game after a tirade sparked by Mets righty Hansel Robles seemingly trying to sneak another quick pitch past a Phillies batter.

Pittsburgh Pirates star center fielder Andrew McCutchen is popular for many reasons. Let’s boil them down to three.

Former MLB pitcher and noted espouser of digital discretion Curt Schilling spent a portion of his Tuesday engaged in an ironic bit of penance after sharing a video o

By all reports, Dallas Braden truly made the most of the amenities at Chase Field during Monday night's game between the Arizona Diamondbacks and St. Louis Cardinals.

More specifically, the former MLB pitcher turned ESPN analyst was all about that pool past the Diamondbacks' outfield wall.

Back in July, New York Mets shortstop Wilmer Flores teared up on the field after hearing he was being traded.

The deal fell through for the 24-year-old native of Venezuela, but he didn't know that at the time, and his eyes welled up with tears as he manned his position in the infield:

And Father of the Year goes to…not this guy.

After Albert Pujols bombed a second-inning home run to left field Monday night, this Los Angeles Angels fan did all he physically could to reel in the ball. At the last second, the ball squirted out of his mitt, and the usher burned him by tossing it to someone else.

Thing is, something much more important nearly slipped out—the baby in his right arm.

On Monday night, Christopher Duffley, a blind and autistic 14-year-old from New Hampshire, showed off his musical talents at Fenway Park on behalf of Autism Speaks as the Boston Red Sox hosted the Cleveland Indians.

The crowd loved him.

Just as their adorable matching jerseys tell us, Carol and Warren Reckmeyer have been married since 1952.

Carol is a huge San Francisco Giants fan, and her 92-year-old husband deeply loves the St. Louis Cardinals.

What happens when their teams play each other, just as they did Monday night when the Birds took home a 2-1 victory?

“We make a truce,” Carol said laughing, per Scott Leber of MyStateLine.com.

Five-year-old Hailey Dawson was born with Poland syndrome, which left her without fingers on her right hand.

But she has a robotic one made by engineering students at UNLV that slides onto her palm and moves its fingers with the movements of her wrist.

When they shoot Field of Dreams II, and it's inevitably based on Madison Bumgarner's straight-to-DVD, hackishly unbelievable real life, they'll probably model the Big Game after the performance he had Sunday.