Baseball

There was a big life lesson on love and humanity handed out during the Little League Playoffs in Waco, Texas this week, and the world definitely needed it.

If you put two videos in front of my face, and it's between the Detroit Tigers and this little pooch, I'm going to unfortunately go with the dog every time!

Here are 10 baseball stadiums in Michigan for you to check out if you love the game of baseball or just want to have a good time.

Ely Hydes was walking to a Detroit Tigers game at Comerica Park, when he fell 15 feet to the ground after a part of concrete broke on the Spruce Street pedestrian bridge above M-10.

Coincidentally the story of the film is about an aging Detroit Tiger who is attempting a Swan Song season and make it to the World Series. This is of course what happened the very next year, as the Tigers would go on to be World Series Champions.

20,000 Detroit Tiger fans booed the New York Yankees after they intentionally walked Miguel Cabrera in the 8th inning, preventing him from getting his 3,000th career hit.

Harry Caray was an original. He was an unabashed fan of baseball. He rooted for the home team. But he was also one of the few baseball announcers who told you how it was, even with something as simple as a batter not getting a timely hit when one was really needed. "He...popped it up", Caray would bellow with disappointment. Caray called a lot of baseball game, and eventually was inducted into the broadcast wing of the Baseball Hall of Fame. That Hall of Fame career had an early stop in Kalamazoo where Caray worked for broadcast pioneer and future Detroit Tigers owner John Fetzer

Babe Ruth's first professional career home run with the Providence Grays at Hanlan's Point in Toronto, Canada on September 5, 1914 which landed in Lake Ontario

Lugnuts baseball is back in April with an REO Speedwagon tribute coming in May. It'll be the biggest party this side of REO Town and we'll show you the specialty jerseys you can look forward to seeing (and maybe getting) this year.

If you're a baseball fan and like exploring the history of the game, we hope you have a really big piggy bank.