An infield triple...yes, you read that correctly

Here are the 4% Retirement Rule's Major Flaws The 4% rule can be fine as a general rule of thumb, but follow it rigidly and unquestioningly and you might run into trouble.

What Would An MLB Crackdown On Infield Shifts Look Like? When I was a kid, I had a hard time understanding why there was only one shortstop on the infield. Someone probably explained to me that there are more right-handed hitters than left, but I still found the whole concept of infield imbalance unsettlin Read more ... g. Why not be equally as prepared for left-handed ...

Don't Mess With Hanley Ramirez's Dirt Hanley Ramirez has gone from a man lost in left field to a pleasant surprise at first base with the Red Sox. He cares deeply about the area he covers, as evidenced in Monday’s game when Athletics outfielder Coco Crisp tried to alter the infield dir Read more ... t.

The Blue Jays Are Getting A Dirt Infield The era of the sliding pit is officially over. The Toronto Blue Jays, the last team in baseball to feature an artificial infield with dirt sliding pits around each base, have announced that they will install a real dirt infield before next season.

Race Car Gets Stuck On Infield Roads, Forced To Dodge Fans' Cars To Find Garage The No. 73 Park Place Motorsports Porsche 911 somehow got routed through the infield access roads to reach its own garage for service. Patrick Lindsey had to be push-started before heading in for repairs, at which point he battled several fans’ car Read more ... s for position.

Dodgers have some question marks on the infield When the Dodgers open their upcoming season, Chase Utley will be 37. But as he works out this off-season, he does so with the idea that he could still be their everyday second baseman.

At 13, he's an expert on the infield fly rule but still trying to figure out seventh-grade girls The little guy turned 13 the other day. 13. A teenager.

Reds' Jason Bourgeois Forgets Infield Fly Rule, Strolls Into Double Play I’ve got nothing but sympathy for Cincinnati outfielder Jason Bourgeois, who killed a potential Reds rally by needlessly breaking for home when he could have stayed safely at third. I know the infield fly rule by heart—and I’d bet Borgeoius doe Read more ... s too—but it’s invoked so infrequently, and clashes so strongly with your reptile-brain instincts, that it’s all too easy to blank.

Dodgers' new infield is delivering on defense, as promised In three-plus weeks of exhibition games, Adrian Gonzalez 's eyes have confirmed what advanced metrics predicted: The Dodgers ' infield defense will be better than it was last season.