Saturday, April 19, 2025

Tony Campana’s Canadian supermodel summer camp girlfriend also found to be fake

"We met at baseball and modeling camp one summer," said Campana in a statement. "She just couldn't visit last year because she was in some movies and underwear commercials."

Hilton replaces Cubs Convention with less depressing mortician conference

"Oh man, these funeral directors are way more cheery than those clowns from the Cubs Convention," said Hilton bellman Steve Jones. "Every year you'd see the same dead-eyed Cubs fans walking around in Mark Grace jerseys convincing themselves this was finally the year. It's great to be done with that crap."

Convention Update: Cubs fan and horrible bar food lover to hit up Kitty O’Sheas...

"I know people call it 'Shitty Okays,' but something about terrible overpriced bar food really gets to me," said David Stibe, from Davenport. "Even though the Convention isn't there this year, I just feel like I have to stop by for a $14 corned beef sandwich, hockey puck that it is."

Tigers respond to $5 BP backlash with a la carte pricing for bathrooms and...

Fans were aghast when it was announced that batting practice would cost an additional $5 for spring training games. However, the Tigers were not done innovating the baseball experience.

‘Sammy Sosa is looking good,’ says not-Sammy-Sosa’s-publicist via Pinterest

Sosa made sure to bring all of his personality to his Pinterest by in no way letting his publicist position him in front of a camera while telling the former slugger, "Don't worry Sammy, you look great, America's gonna fall in love with you all over again."

Barry Bonds surprised he’s up for HOF ballot since he never retired

“I thought I had to be retired five years before I could go in the Hall,” Bonds said. “I never told anyone I was retired.”

After watching Rookie of the Year, Epstein changes scouting focus to 12-year-olds with arm...

"Theo [Epstein] was touched the first time we showed him the greatest baseball movie ever, Rookie of the Year," said Cubs executive Crane Kenney. "Now we are focused entirely on 12-year-olds with tendons healing 'a little too tight,' giving them the ability to throw 103 mph."