Baseball Brawl, The Masters, 14-Year-Old Impresses At Augusta

April 12, 2013 Subscribe · Forward BASEBRAWL! Just because Carlos Quentin has been hit by plenty of pitches during his career doesn't mean that he's used to it. In the bottom of the sixth inning on Thursday night, Dodgers pitcher Zack Greinke plunked the Padres' outfielder in the arm. Quentin shook off the impact and stared out at the mound. After a moment of hesitation, Quentin charged out toward the hill. Greinke readied for impact and threw his left shoulder into the oncoming outfielder. Greinke was knocked back and then pulled down by Quentin as the benches cleared. Continue reading... 14-Year-Old Impresses At Augusta WATCH: Tiger Drops F-Bomb At Masters 'I Would Have Smacked the Hell Out Of Him' WATCH: Brawl Breaks Out During Dodgers-Padres Game PHOTOS: Lindsey Vonn Cheering On Tiger At Masters Inside The Weird Online World Of Oscar Pistorius' Female Fan Club WATCH: Brawl Breaks Out During Dodgers-Padres Game BRIAN LEVIN, J.D. Jackie Robinson's Big Dreams Now Are Our Children's Neither America nor baseball could have any legitimacy when they deprived the dreams and opportunity of their children. At its core, baseball, like the nation that gave birth to it, is about aspirations; to teamwork, sportsmanship, merit and fair play. Continue reading... ALICIA JESSOP The NBA Adopts A State-Of-The Art Energy Use Tracking System To Cut Costs And Save The Environment Calculating the NBA's target footprint is important, as it will not only allow teams to adopt standards of best practice to lower the impact of their footprint, but will allow teams to do so in a business savvy manner. Continue reading... TONY SACHS 2013 Yankees Got You Down? Revisit The Championship Season Of 1947 Instead The 2013 New York Yankees: Injuries on top of injuries. Newly penurious owners. A lineup of assorted castoffs and veterans past their prime. Not a pretty picture -- in fact, it looks to be the weakest team the franchise has put on the field in at least two decades. Continue reading... CHRISTOPHER LAMB Jackie Robinson and the Press There is no greater story in sports than Robinson breaking baseball's color line on April 15, 1947. Yet there was little sense of that history that day in the sports pages of daily newspapers, even in New York City. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003