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How Much Does an MLB Baseball Cost?
An official MLB baseball costs approximately $7 to produce at the Rawlings factory in Costa Rica. At retail, the same Rawlings ROMLB sells for $19.95 directly from Rawlings, $25 from most major retailers, and $30-$50 at ballparks. MLB uses approximately 108 baseballs per game (9 dozen average), which adds up to roughly 262,000 baseballs across…
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Hardest Baseball Positions
In this article, we’ll go over the most difficult positions to play defensively in baseball. Although every position is difficult to play, there are different factors to keep in mind for each position that may make one more or less difficult than another. Taken into consideration here are the frequency of involvement and degree of…
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13 Best Sunflower Seeds (Brands, Taste Test and Flavor Ideas!)
We review the best sunflower seeds using our 5-category process to determine which we think are among the best. Having played baseball and been around the game for many years, I’ve had my fair share of sunflower seeds. Baseball and sunflower seeds go hand in hand. Especially for those who prefer to eat sunflower seeds…
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Lowest U.S. Open Winning Scores Ever: The All-Time Records
The U.S. Open is famous for being the hardest test in golf, a championship where par is a great score and winners often finish over par for the week. That reputation makes the rare low-scoring runs all the more remarkable. When a player tears apart a U.S. Open setup, it stands out as one of…
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Average Running Pace by Age and Sex: The Complete Chart
Whether you are a brand new runner or a weekend racer chasing a personal best, one question comes up again and again: am I fast for my age? It is natural to want to know how your pace stacks up, but the honest answer is that “average” depends heavily on your age and sex. A…
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Yellow and Red Card Rules in Soccer, Explained
If you have ever watched a soccer match and seen the referee reach into a pocket and hold up a colored card, you have witnessed the sport’s main disciplinary system. Yellow and red cards are how referees keep games under control, punishing everything from a cynical foul to violent conduct. But what exactly earns each…
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The Designated Hitter (DH) Rule, Explained: MLB, College, and High School
The designated hitter is one of the most important and most debated roles in baseball. The DH bats in place of the pitcher, letting teams keep a dangerous hitter in the lineup instead of sending a weak-hitting pitcher to the plate. But here is what trips up a lot of fans: the DH rule is…
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How the NFL Salary Cap Works, Explained
Every NFL offseason, fans watch their team cut a beloved veteran, restructure a star’s contract, or somehow sign a huge free agent while supposedly having no money. Behind all of it sits one number that shapes every roster decision in the league: the salary cap. It is the reason the NFL has so much parity,…
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Most Career Saves in MLB History: All-Time Top 25
The closer is one of the most pressure-packed jobs in all of sports: enter in the ninth inning, protect a narrow lead, and slam the door with the game on the line. Do it well enough for long enough and you climb the career saves list, the definitive measure of baseball’s greatest finishers. So who…
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The NFL Supplemental Draft, Explained
Most football fans know the NFL Draft inside and out: three days every April, 32 teams, seven rounds, millions of viewers. But there is a second, far more obscure draft that most fans have never seen, one that happens quietly in the summer and often passes with no players selected at all. It is called…
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The Hardest U.S. Open Golf Courses, Ranked
The U.S. Open has a reputation as the hardest test in golf, a championship where par is a great score and the winner often finishes over par for the week. The USGA prides itself on brutal setups: narrow fairways, punishing rough, and lightning-fast greens. But some host courses go beyond even that standard, becoming the…
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U.S. Open Golf Locations: Every Host Course, Past and Future
Unlike the Masters, which is played at Augusta National every single year, the U.S. Open is a traveling championship. Each June it sets up at a different historic course, testing the world’s best players against a new layout, and the list of host venues reads like a tour of the greatest golf courses in America.…
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Most Career Strikeouts in MLB History: All-Time Top 25
The strikeout is the purest form of pitching dominance, a duel between pitcher and hitter that ends with the batter walking back to the dugout. Over more than a century of baseball, a handful of power pitchers turned the strikeout into an art form, racking up totals so massive that the man at the top…
