What is a movie's sell-by date? Studios give tremendous care to the timing of a release date, taking into account competitive films, holidays, market analysis, and executive instincts above my paygrade.
Amid the Little League World Series, a former youth player left brain-damaged by a ball hit off a metal bat in 2006 received a $14.5 million lawsuit s...
SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. -- Danny Marzo was thinking about his manager's advice as he walked to the plate in the eighth inning: Concentrate on making a...
SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. -- After his home run sailed over the left-field fence, Brock Myers raced around the basepaths as if he was running a 40-yard ...
The Little League World Series started on Thursday and we may already have one of the best web gems we'll see throughout the next few weeks (And one o...
SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. -- An American flag draped around his shoulders, Braydon Salzman couldn't contain his glee when he found California teammate N...
"The kids are learning that life's not fair, which is a very valuable lesson. They are also learning that it is important to be the person making up the rules. Don't forget that in 1975 we didn't let any other towns play."
In baseball, it is said that the best pitchers are able to "pitch to the score," meaning that they will aggressively attack the strike zone and pitch ...
You have to admire Giants quarterback Eli Manning's confidence. He says he's in the same class as Patriots star Tom Brady. He may be the only one who thinks so.
Over the years, more kids have grown up dreaming about making their way to Southern California from places like Central Pennsylvania than the other wa...
Who needs the NBA? Having their players is just fine. Oklahoma City star Kevin Durant put on quite a show the other night at Harlem's famed Rucker Park. He scored a cool 66 points.
Nothing beats a heat wave quite like a good old-fashioned baseball movie. Follow these Boys of Summer as they make their way from the sunny Caribbean to the Little League Championships in Williamsport, PA.
In 1938, a man named Carl Stotz had an idea. An idea, albeit small, that has turned into a global event. He wanted to start an organized baseball league in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
Their field of dreams lives on.
"They never cease to amaze me," assistant coach Anthony Sorrentino, 37, said of his team. "They bounced back after a ...