The right-hander is not sharp and winds up getting pulled with no outs in the fifth inning and being charged with seven runs.

Rutgers' helmets lack much flavor or creative design. While the 'R' is simple, in a good way, it isn't correlated with much ...

She could hear the judgment dripping through the phone when her brother texted her. “You guys are getting rid of your Tesla, ...

As spring unfolds across Georgia, Hunter’s Pub and Steakhouse offers the perfect setting for celebrating the season’s bounty. The menu reads like a love letter to carnivores, featuring cuts of meat ...

The bar area, with its well-worn wooden counter and comfortable stools, serves as a community gathering spot where strangers become temporary friends, united by their mutual appreciation for good food ...

Why should we read children's nonfiction animal books? Teaching kids about animals is akin to teaching colors and numbers. Right? Children love to learn how to identify dogs, cats, cows, and chickens.

The crow can be seen passing the ball using its beak. A viral video shows a crow and a boy playing football in South Goa. The crow passes the ball with its beak, engaging in playful interaction.

CHICAGO (AP) -- Pete Crow-Armstrong hit a two-run home run in the fourth inning, Seiya Suzuki added a solo shot in the sixth, and the Chicago Cubs held on for a 3-2 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates ...

Don’t let the chest-thumping on home run trots fool you. Pete Crow-Armstrong doesn’t think of himself as being in the same category as the guys who launch balls out of ballparks with the ease ...

Donation Options Search Search Search DETROIT, MI - JUNE 7: Pete Crow-Armstrong #4 of the Chicago Cubs celebrates with Seiya Suzuki #27 after hitting a solo home run against the Detroit Tigers ...

Though far from a guaranteed outcome, one hypothetical centered on: What if everything clicked for Pete Crow-Armstrong? Advertisement You’re looking at it right now. The Cubs in first place.

As for the spectacular? That’s what Pete Crow-Armstrong provides. The most valuable player in the National League, by whichever flavor of WAR you prefer, has won games – stolen them ...