28 YEARS AGO TODAY No. 23 won his 5th & final MVP award Michael Jordan had a decent season 82 Games Scoring leader All-Defense 1st Team All-Star MVP Regular Season MVP Finals MVP Champion 3rd straight year
u/Available_Pace_8742 — 1 day ago
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"You're So Pretty" is inscribed on Payton Tolle's glove as a heartfelt tribute to his mother, Jina, who passed away from cancer in 2025. She would playfully yell the line to Payton at baseball games to "embarrass" him in front of friends and teammates. 🥹
u/Outside-Weakness9660 — 1 day ago
Yordan Alvarez is putting together a ridiculous season. Leading the AL in batting average, homers and RBIs is no joke.
u/West-Comfortable1568 — 1 day ago
Phillies legend Chase Utley breaks down his Mount Rushmore of Philadelphia athletes.
Philly has no shortage of sports legends, so narrowing it down isn’t easy.
Who’s on YOUR Philly sports Mount Rushmore?
u/Willing-Bicycle-157 — 1 day ago
"Grab his d*ck and twist it" might be one of the best Wrigley fight moments
u/Ok-Heat-5137 — 1 day ago
Kyle Schwarber's dad instincts kicked in to save a young fan from possibly getting hit.
u/Willing-Bicycle-157 — 3 days ago
One of the biggest misconceptions is that Babe Ruth was a fat slob. He was 6'2 and about 200lbs in this picture. He was very lean. Did he put on extra weight at times? Yes, but he kept himself in good shape for many years
u/Hungry_Artichoke9566 — 3 days ago
Putting your hands on a girl over a ball in the stands is peak loser behavior.
u/Available_Pace_8742 — 4 days ago
Four years ago, Yordan Alvarez delivered when the Astros needed him most. His walk-off homer in Game 1 of the ALDS helped kick off their run to the World Series. Still one of those playoff moments Astros fans won’t forget.
u/Fun_Profit_2493 — 4 days ago
The exact moment a ceremonial first pitch became a photographer’s worst nightmare (Fenway Park).
u/Outside-Weakness9660 — 3 days ago
Bryson Stott with an absolute GOLD GLOVE play
u/Willing-Bicycle-157 — 4 days ago
August 17: Happy Birthday, Yoshinobu Yamamoto! 山本由伸さん、お誕生日おめでとうございます。🇯🇵⚾️🐐
Yoshinobu Yama-🐐-⚾️ was born on this day in 1998. “Losing Isn’t An Option!” 🥳🎉🎂
In case you already forgot who this man is and what he has accomplished in a decade of an already Hall Of Fame career, here are just some highlights (thanks, Wikipedia!):
With the Orix Buffaloes of the NPB (Nippon Professional Baseball): 5x All-Star, 4x Pacific League ERA champion, 3x Pacific League strikeouts and wins champion, 3x Triple Crown, 3x Pacific League MVP, 3x Eiji Sawamura (NPB’s equivalent of Cy Young), 2 no-hitters, 1x Japan Series champion
With the Samurai Japan national team: Gold Medal and All-Olympic Team in Tokyo 2020 Olympics and Gold Medal in 2023 World Baseball Classic
With the Los Angeles Dodgers of Los Angeles (MLB): 2x World Series Champion (2024, 2025), 2x All-Star (2025, 2026), 2025 World Series MVP, 2025 All-MLB First Team
u/NBAOldFart — 3 days ago
Tommy John pitched for 26 seasons. 288 wins 61.6 WAR 700 starts 2,245 strikeouts And if that wasn't enough of a baseball legacy, one of the most famous surgeries in sports bears his name.
u/Tony-Stank__ — 4 days ago
Fan catches Giancarlo Stanton home-run ball then throws it back and hits him as he's rounding the bases. That’s the most awesome-awkward looking throw I ever seen.
u/Life_Net5004 — 7 days ago
New Baseball Newsletter
A new baseball newsletter: MinorLeagueSats ⚾
I'm starting a biweekly newsletter exploring baseball, money, Bitcoin, and the future of the game.
The first issue, "The Ballpark of Tomorrow," looks at how technology could change the relationship between players, fans, and the ballpark.
The project will also explore how these ideas could apply across baseball, from the minor leagues to the international game.
Would love to hear what you think.
u/Round-Box1030 — 5 days ago
LeBron James Clutch shot from every Lakers Season
u/Active_Confection655 — 7 days ago
Corbin Carroll has recorded 15 triples this season. No other player has more than 7 🤯
u/matrix_2905 — 4 days ago
An older dude with a shirt that simply says “Got Balls?” catches a baseball with his beer cup with ease. After a round of applause from the bleacher creatures, his final act is to drink the remaining beer with the ball still in the cup. Forever a legend and best thing you’ll see today.
u/Life_Net5004 — 6 days ago
u/IamCatMommy — 8 days ago