SPORTS

While MLB has never used Pitchf/x on an official basis for calling actual balls and strikes, some think the technology should have a future in the majors.

You'll never look at chores the same way again.

Eight years ago Kim Chambers almost lost her leg. Now she's making history.

Emotions change how we taste food, according to researchers.

We've looked at hidden messages in corporate logos before. Here are some examples from the world of sports, some more obvious than others.

For most people, it's hard to figure out what you want to be when you grow up. For Sumo wrestlers, it's even harder.

On Monday, Philip Pritchard, the guardian of the Stanley Cup since 1988, tweeted a photo of the trophy going through the security machine the same way backpacks, carry ons, shoes and clear plastic bags with toiletries do.

Broomball, anyone?

He threw wild, beaned batters, and lost all sense of time—but Dock Ellis still managed to pitch a no-hitter while high on LSD.

Pulled from 'A History of Baseball in 100 Objects' by Josh Leventhal, these items help tell the story of how baseball grew to resemble the game we know today.

“There was no question that beer played a great part in the affair.”

From the Rubber Puckies to the Unicorns, here are some of the best and weirdest nicknames ever considered.