Tricky one here for Betteridge's Law of Headlines - a 'no' would be pretty unexpected, right?

A Bronx bombardment exploded torpedo bats into the public consciousness on Saturday.

The Cubs' new right fielder — and the potential head of the 2025–26 free agent class — has homered in four straight games.

The Chicago Cubs outfielder had a promising bat and questions about his defensive home.

In a sports culture that values the sleek, the flashy, the new, Lynn was husky and hirsute and as reliable as a KitchenAid stand mixer.

Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley banter about several oddities of the early season, including pitcher Ryne Nelson’s single and a drone encounter with an A’s bat boy, then discuss Jurickson Profar’s PED suspension, Garrett Crochet’s extension, and Jonathan Lucroy‘s reaction to Roki Sasaki’s apparent post-start tears, before bantering about whether full ABS would encourage even […].

Boston wasted no time in signing its new ace to a long-term deal at a relatively affordable rate.

Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley have an in-depth discussion on all aspects of the sport’s topic du jour: torpedo/bowling-pin/juggling-pin(?