PG Score: 8.75/10

PG Score: 9/10

As the hitting pitcher takes his final breath, let us all stop to remember the greatest hitting pitcher there ever was: Wes Ferrell.

In this fantasy football league, we place our picks in the hands of the obscure sporting community.

The hulking Cleveland Indians first baseman could have had a Hall of Fame MLB career were it not for the color barrier

Javier Vazquez ended his career at his absolute peak. Can any other player say that?

As the 2020 season (hopefully) approaches, you should familiarize yourself with the economic policies of NFL offenses.

It's the little things that matter the most. Little things that you can't find anywhere other than in Major League Baseball.

We are picking our top 4 contenders from the East and the West.

Embrace the IDP, people. Don't you want fantasy football to be a skill game?

Imagine if Pablo, Keisha, Pete, Tony, and the rest of the Backyard kids ended up playing in the Majors when they grew up...

The Way Back is first and foremost a heavy drama that puts the protagonist in the spotlight from start to finish.

As a thriller, it’s ripe with tension stemming from trauma that’s very much grounded in reality.

This is a worthy adaptation of the classic novel of the same name by Jack London.

The guests on the island are thoroughly uninteresting characters, each with their own equally insipid backstory.

Baseball has long realized that this stat doesn't tell you much. Not football, though.

It’s not without flaws, but it does enough things right to make it a win.

While the initial premise may differ from the run-of-the-mill revenge flick, it ultimately unfolds in an all too formulaic fashion.

Supernatural elements aside, the film’s lack of logic is inexcusable.

Fans of Ritchie will immediately recognize the style employed here and undoubtedly breathe a sigh of relief seeing him return to his roots.