It appears he is targeting a home in the American League...

Lincecum popped for marijuana. Too close to Humboldt, I guess.

Youngman takes a look at Scott Spiezio in a "where is he now" article. He is playing for the OC Flyers, actually.

As the hero of Game 6 in the 2002 World Series, Spiezio will always be one of my favorite Angels. After a fall from baseball due to his personal issues last year, he is making somewhat of a comeback by playing for the Orange County Flyers.

Go Scott!

Welcome back to the bigs, Chris Bootcheck!

His line after one inning:
Chris Bootcheck 1.0IP 2H 4R 4ER 3BB 0K 0HR 36.00ERA

He turned a 1-run deficit into a 5-run deficit.

Here is a link to an entire column discussing the play that occurred during last night's game.

Figgins popped up and Posada is setting to make the play. Figgins backs into Posada. Posada's glove becomes loosened and then he sheds it and makes the catch with a batting-gloved hand.

It is one of the weirdest plays I have ever seen.

Judging by Hudler's reaction in the video, it was a pretty wacky play.

Please click this "The Onion" link at your own risk about the "next generation" kiss cam. You may use up your "f-bomb" quota by reading the title.

If he gets promoted to AAA Salt Lake, he may also get to "sting like a bee."