THE RANGERS DID IT! THEY DID IT! THEY DID IT!
The Rangers with 56 foul balls tonight, the MOST IN A MLB GAME this year.
It's also the second-highest 9-inning foul ball total in franchise history
1) 59 in 2008
2) 56 TONIGHT
3) 52 in 1996
BREAKING: The automated ball-strike system has been approved for use in all college baseball divisions next season.
The Division I Baseball Oversight Committee and the Division II and Division III Playing Rules Oversight Panel voted to give teams the option, when available, of implementing a system to challenge called balls and strikes in regular-season and postseason games.
This will be an experimental rule in all divisions for the 2027 season.
Love this from @EricPMusselman on the @gameswithnames podcast on if Arkansas is a football or basketball school.
As well as giving Dave Van Horn his flowers. Great interview
El-Sayed: You don't want to talk about gas prices. You don't want to talk about groceries….You want to bring up all this culture war
Watters: Do you think men should play in women’s sports?
El-Sayed: I'm running for U.S. Senate. It's insane. I'm out here trying to take on the health care crisis and big pharma, and you're asking me about who gets to play what sports
After a Monday evening videoconference of the Presidents and Chancellors of the Southeastern Conference, the Conference is issuing the following statement:
JUST ANNOUNCED! President Bill Clinton and Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones take the stage together at the Little Rock Touchdown Club — Monday, October 12 at Simmons Bank Arena.
Two of America’s most recognizable, high-profile figures - both Arkansans - take the stage together to share a conversation on their lifetimes of service, their shared love of football in their home state, and where the game goes from here.
Tickets on sale NOW! Get yours while you can.
🗓️ Mon, Oct. 12 | Doors TBA / Program at 11:30 AM
📍 Simmons Bank Arena, North Little Rock
🎟️ https://t.co/ZyigE4aWLk
@dallascowboys@rjochoa@clarencehilljr@jonmachota@espn@BillClinton@NFL@ESPNCFB
There has never been a full season that a team with a losing record has reached the postseason in MLB history.
There are only 4 teams with winning records in the American League.