Andrew Kerth 
The fastest MLB player ever measured by Statcast is Tim Locastro, who recorded a 30.8 feet-per-second sprint speed in 2019 — the highest single-season average since Statcast began tracking in 2015. The current active sprint speed leader is Bobby Witt Jr. of the Kansas City Royals at 30.5 ft/sec. The all-time stolen base leader is … Read more
PSA grading is worth it when your card is worth at least $50-$100 raw, in genuinely mint condition, and the PSA 10 version sells for at least 2x the total cost of grading (card + fees + shipping). For lower-value cards, common cards, or anything in less than near-mint condition, PSA grading will typically cost … Read more
The most home runs ever hit in a single MLB season is 73 by Barry Bonds in 2001 — the official record set during baseball’s PED era. The “clean” home run record is held by Aaron Judge, who hit 62 home runs in 2022 to break Roger Maris’s American League record of 61 set in … Read more
The greatest pitcher of all time is Cy Young — a fact so settled that baseball named its annual best-pitcher award after him. Young won 511 games between 1890 and 1911, completed 749 of his starts, and threw 7,356 career innings. All three are records that will never be broken. Behind Young, the all-time pitching … Read more
The greatest Yankee of all time is Babe Ruth — a debate so settled it barely qualifies as one. Ruth hit 659 home runs in pinstripes from 1920 to 1934, won seven World Series, and single-handedly transformed baseball from a singles-and-bunts game into the modern power era. Behind Ruth, the top five typically includes Lou … Read more
The greatest sports comeback of all time is the New England Patriots’ 25-point comeback over the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl LI on February 5, 2017 — they trailed 28-3 in the third quarter and won 34-28 in overtime. The largest NFL regular-season comeback was the Minnesota Vikings overcoming a 33-point deficit (33-0 at halftime) … Read more
The most unbreakable record in sports is Cy Young’s 511 career MLB wins — a mark set between 1890 and 1911 that is so far beyond anything possible in modern baseball that no active pitcher has even half. The active wins leader, Justin Verlander, has 262, and at age 41 likely won’t reach 270. Cy … Read more
The best public golf course in America is Pebble Beach Golf Links in California — ranked #1 on virtually every major public course list since the rankings began. After Pebble, the conversation usually centers on Bandon Dunes (Oregon), Whistling Straits (Wisconsin), Kiawah Island Ocean Course (South Carolina), Pinehurst No. 2 (North Carolina), and Bethpage Black … Read more
The shortest MLB player in history is Eddie Gaedel at 3 feet 7 inches — a 60-pound performer hired by St. Louis Browns owner Bill Veeck for a 1951 publicity stunt who walked on four straight pitches in his only career at-bat. The shortest active MLB players are Jose Altuve and Tony Kemp, both 5’6″. … Read more
The MLB Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) Challenge System lets pitchers, catchers, and batters challenge ball and strike calls by tapping their helmet immediately after a pitch. Each team gets two challenges per game and keeps successful ones. Introduced league-wide in the 2026 season, ABS uses 12 Hawk-Eye cameras and T-Mobile’s 5G network to review pitches against … Read more