As expected, Major League Baseball has ruled that Wednesday night's blown call in Cleveland can't be reversed, because it was a judgment call. We will guess that the Athletics will not be mollified by Joe Torre's ruling.

Being a Larry just doesn't get you anywhere, and that's more true in baseball than anywhere else.

Wednesday night, the A's lost a home run and maybe a baseball game because of a blown call, and they're still not over it.

Maybe not. Wednesday night, the Blue Jays lefty recorded just one out against the Rays before getting yanked.

Pitching's always going to be dangerous, but things can be done and things will, eventually, be done.

The language changes, and baseball's hardly an exception. Sixty years ago, Barry Zito might have been described as a cunny thumb, not no more. Here are some things you just don't hear any more.

Rob already wrote about Matt Harvey here, and you know that if you want plate-to-apple coverage, you can always go to Amazin' Avenue. But it feels like there's room for at least one more paean to...

There are people reading this who have never seen a Baseball Encyclopedia. Oh, you lucky fools. It was the book form of Baseball-Reference.com, but with five percent of the information. It was the...

Tuesday night, only two things went wrong for Matt Harvey: He had a bloody nose in the first inning, and he gave up an infield hit in the seventh. Otherwise he was perfect.