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George HW Bush was the most sportsmanlike modern president but Gerald Ford was the best athlete, author says

It feels good! #GoBucks

BOSTON — Justin Turner has a dentist appointment Tuesday morning in Los Angeles.

Plus, a player we can’t believe is still available in most leagues.

In case you missed it, Ohio State baseball took down Michigan in Game 1 of the final series of the year. #GoBucks

With a load of family love and cooperation, the documentary “It Ain’t Over” celebrates the accomplishments of St. Louis-born, New York Yankees-bred Lawrence “Yogi” Berra (1925-2015), whose talent for phrasemaking and so-called Yogi-isms had a nagging tendency to outshine his slugging and catching and managing prowess.

LOS ANGELES — Imagine if Stan Kasten was the president of the Dodgers when Jackie Robinson was about to break baseball's color barrier.

It’s been more than three and a half years since the world found out St. Louis native Jim Crane’s baseball team was using a center-field camera and trash-can-banging relay system during the 2017 and 2018 seasons to tell hitters which pitches were on the way to the plate, and those…

The walk in baseball is actually kind of weird. In-game success is generally generated from a physical accomplishment — hitting a ball, throwing a ball, catching a ball — but the base on balls is a reward for not doing anything to the ball (or, really, at all).

Commotio cordis rose to the forefront after Damar Hamlin's injury. Mike Oliver with NOCSAE discussed what the event is and how to properly react if it occurs.

LOS ANGELES — After declining to issue a travel visa to Dennis Kasumba, the Ugandan orphan profiled in The Los Angeles Times, the American Embassy in Kampala backtracked Thursday and approved Kasumba's request to travel to the U.S. this month to play in the MLB Draft League.