Polls

We have reached the midway point of the Major League Baseball season, with my favorite part of the season, the annual All-Star break festivities underway.

It's not a new policy for Whataburger, but it has put them back in the spotlight.

It was a good week to be Toronto Blue Jay third baseman Josh Donaldson.

In our weekly battle of defensive wizardry, jaw dropping plays and ministers of defense, leave it to you guys to vote for the squirrel! Our play of week 11 features a four legged kamikaze, who ran along the netting at Philadelphia's Citizen's Bank Park, culminating in the dive bombing of the Phillies Dugout.

Before we congratulate our winner of week 10's Play of the Week, I would like to quickly congratulate Alex Rodriguez, who this weekend became the 29th player in Major League history to reach the 3,000 hit plateau.

Philadelphia Phillies second baseman Chase Utley took home the hardware, as his diving catch took the top spot in the voting for week 9's Major League Play of the Week.

The Washington Post just published a poll that ranked the Shark from Jaws as receiving a more favorable rating than all of the potential candidates for the 2016 election.

Another week is in the major league baseball books and Jace Peterson of the Atlanta Braves takes home the hardware for our week 8 Play of the week.

The Houston Astros' infield teamed up for the squad's first triple play since 2004, and in doing so, took home the honors as our week 7 Major League Baseball Play of the Week.

It was a team effort this week, as 5 Chicago White Sox teamed up to bring home the week 6 Play of the Week, with almost 38% of the vote.

We've all heard the refrain that you shouldn't text and drive. Well, it seems there is a whole slew of other questionable phone-related behavior we need to stop.

Proving once again that triples are better than doubles and singles, even on defense, Neil Walker and Josh Harriston of the Pittsburgh Pirates take home the week 5 honors for our play of the week.