Mike Trout Makes History
Mike Trout becomes the youngest player in American League history and the sixth in Angels history to hit for the cycle.
Mike Trout becomes the youngest player in American League history and the sixth in Angels history to hit for the cycle.
Robinson Cano surprises his biggest fan, Nick D’Annibale, a 13-year-old with leukemia.
Daniel Murphy drives a ball deep to right field that disappears into a small seam in the wall and goes for a ground-rule double.
Prince Harry plays baseball with New York Yankees star Mark Teixeira in Harlem, and announces a Royal boost to sports funding for underprivileged children.
Bryce Harper leaves the game after a violent collision with the right field wall.
Outfielder Matt Kemp talks about his motivations for giving his jersey and cleats to a young Dodgers fan at AT&T Park in San Francisco.
J.A. Happ is struck in the side of his head by Desmond Jennings’ line drive and leaves the game with an injury in the second inning.
Andrelton Simmons applies the nifty tag between the legs to catch Shin-Soo Choo stealing.
The SEC and ESPN announced a 20-year agreement and rights extension on Thursday. The deal includes a new television network and digital platform that will show SEC sports 24/7, including more than 1,000 events in the first year.
Tim Hudson finally got his 200th career win and hit a home run off of Bryce Harper’s glove to help his own cause.
Brandon Moss crushes a two-run homer in the 19th to giving the A’s a walk-off win in the longest game in franchise history.
B.J. Upton and Justin Upton hit back-to-back homers in the fifth inning becoming the first pair of siblings to do that since 1938.