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The popular baseball video game, MLB The Show 23 includes a large roster of baseball legends, including Mark McGwire, Babe Ruth, Jackie Robinson, and more. Developed by San Diego Studios and published by Sony Interactive, this game takes the best of baseball and turns it into a video game for players everywhere to enjoy. For 2023 there were a fitting 23 Legends added to the game who can be played as or against, as well as collecting them to create the perfect team for Diamond Dynasty mode.

One of the exciting changes with each new yearly version of MLB The Show is the addition of new athletes for players to choose from in the game. The "Legends" Program within MLB The Show honors former Legends from the MLB teams and these Legends are all highly coveted within the game for their high stats. They are particularly useful for anyone wanting to play...

America’s favorite pastime is finally back.

If you felt like you needed therapy to get through the long baseball off-season since the Red Sox clinched the World Series in October, then you are not alone.

In the Mlb Network’s new campaign “Not That Kind of Analyst,” baseball stars Mike Trout, Marco Gonzales, Whit Merrifield and Kyle Freeland get the couch treatment from studio show hosts.

“Sometimes I feel left out,” Los Angeles Angels All-Star Trout laments in the video exclusive to TheWrap. “You are not left out, you’re a center fielder,” Mlb Network studio analyst Harold Reynolds tells him. Erm, that’s not quite what he meant …

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Three-time All-Star Reynolds is joined by Hall of Famer Jim Thome, 2013 World Series champion Ryan Dempster, 12-year Mlb veteran...

[[tmz:video id="0_2wmgk51d"]] TMZ Sports Disclaimer: Curt Schilling is in no way dissing any of the baseball players mentioned in this post, this is simply his opinion on who will, and Will Not make the Mlb Hall of Fame. That said, some of y'all gonna be mad. We gave Curt (who should already be in) a list of the some of the guys who made the ballot for the 2018 class, and he broke it down -- who's gonna be in,...

The San Francisco Chronicle is reporting veteran slugger Jim Thome has been traded to the Baltimore Orioles for minor league prospects Kyle Simon (P) and Gabriel Lino (C).

Thome brings his 609 career home runs to a Baltimore team who finds itself second place to the New York Yankees in a tight Al East division. Hopes are that the power-hitting Dh can bring some added pop to a struggling line up after Baltimore’s 13-13 record in the month of June.

The 41-year-old Thome will still see increase time despite his age moving to the American League, but will consistent play wear down Baltimore’s new acquisition?

Thome has a chance to thrive in this new role and Baltimore could reap some major benefits, but the worry here has to be how far can the team ride Thome without breaking him down.

For the Baltimore fans, how do you feel about the Orioles’ latest deal?...

Should hitting 600 home runs qualify you for a role in the new Sgt. Rock movie? It's a good enough reason as far as Phil Hester is concerned. He proposed giving Jim Thome a shot at the part of Bulldozer if everything finally comes together on the project.

Elsewhere, Brian Michael Bendis has obviously been keeping an eye on "The Dark Knight Rises." He compared it to what he saw on the the "Powers" TV show set, which he said also got a little crazy. More on why, Jim Lee's late hours leading up to the DC Comics reboot and a story of Juggalo harassment made the days list of retweets.

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@Brianmbendis honestly, powers pilot had a fraction of what the new batman has and when people came up and started filming us, security was all up in it

-Brian Michael Bendis,...

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What in the world is a reverse-reverse discrimination suit? How can you distract kids into paying attention? And how did a Japanese scientist become a YouTube star? A look at the most interesting posts on the Wall Street Journal blogs.

New Haven Faces A Reverse-Reverse-Discrimination Suit: Twenty firefighters – all white except for one Hispanic – won more than $2 million in settlements from the city of New Haven, Conn., last month, in what many thought was the end of (reverse) discrimination...

Chicago – The Round-Up is back to provide our loyal readers with synopsis and feature details on a few titles that may have slipped on to DVD or Blu-Ray under your radar but might make the right purchase choice this holiday weekend.

It’s not that these title are any “lesser” than some of the biggies out there (one nearly made $100 million domestically and another is a Mel Brooks classic), but we can’t get around to a full-length review of everything that comes into the HollywoodChicago.com office and we want to keep you as informed as possible.

“Tyler Perry’s Madea Goes to Jail” and “Spaceballs” were released on June 16th, 2009.

“The Education of Charlie Banks,” “Secret Diary of a Call Girl: Season Two,” and “White Sox Memories” were released on June 30th, 2009.

“The Education of Charlie Banks”

Photo credit: Anchor Bay Synopsis: “Charlie Banks’ (Jesse Eisenberg) sheltered...