Sportsillustrated.cnn.com - The Padres were widely expected to be NL West cellar dwellers. Instead, San Diego has shaken off injuries and gone on a huge run. Joe Lemire explains the club's recent surge. 1 day 1 hour 48 minutes
Rss.cnn.com - SALEM, Ore. (AP) -- Police in Oregon say they have arrested the driver they say fatally struck a man trying to dribble a soccer ball 10,000 miles from Seattle to Brazil for the World Cup. 1 day 5 hours
Feeds.gawker.com - There's no real explanation for it, but getting a foul ball—or any other ball that finds its way into the stands—is pretty exciting. It's an unexpected physical reminder of an event. I have a foul ball I got from a spring training game on my desk. I don't know why I keep it—Hey, wanna check out my Jason Giambi foul ball from Spring training 2006?—but I do.Read more... 1 day 9 hours
Thebiglead.com - "Hyper-mo" cam is pretty cool. 3 days
Sports.yahoo.com - If you’re thinking about bringing a beach ball to a future Padres game at Petco Park, you’d better check ahead to make sure the security guard in the video above has the night off.Needless to say, he’s not a fan of such objects flying around the stands, and once he wrestles it away from you, he’ll show it no mercy and destroy it without hesitation right before your eyes.Just take a look at what h 3 days
Rss.cnn.com - Hosts Brazil have had little chance to practice with the official ball being used at the Confederations Cup because the team has stuck with the ball produced by its main sponsor, Nike. 5 days
Sports.yahoo.com - Your browser does not support iframes."You wonder why security guards wear a helmet — you just found out."An Oakland Athletics security guard is now the walking, ball-tossing example of why Major League Baseball made a rule requiring security guards to wear helmets.In Wednesday's A's game against the New York Yankees, catcher John Jaso hit a foul line drive that ricocheted off the wall and knocke 5 days
