So you've probably heard there's not much Shohei Ohtani can't do on a baseball field. Even off it, he's a published children's author. And maybe someday, if a hit-by-pitch on Sunday afternoon was any indication,

No player enjoys getting hit by the pitch. After all, in today's MLB, pitchers are throwing triple digits with movement. It cannot be a pleasant experience to get hit by one of those pitches. That's not exactly what Shohei Ohtani had to go through on Sunday,

Malik Willis will probably have more luck hitting his man on the football field. His ceremonial first pitch, however, sailed quite a bit.

As Aaron Boone summoned Tim Hill to the mound in the seventh inning of the Yankees’ win over the Orioles on Saturday, the manager mimicked the reliever’s sidearm delivery. Then Hill came into the game,

Toronto Blue Jays designated hitter George Springer left Saturday’s 11-4 win over Minnesota in the third inning after being hit by a pitch on the left foot. X-rays showed no new fractures, and its not any worse than it was,

The Astros are not able to afford another player being lost to the injured list. With a very close call today, manager Joe Espada and the ballclub are lucky that another didn't go down.

Tatsuya Imai, Josh Hader and Nate Pearson will all pitch for Sugar Land on Tuesday in various stages of their rehab from injuries.

Willson Contreras is hit by a pitch, then tosses the ball back to the pitcher as he heads to first base