Humor

Passionate coaching is valuable in any sport.

It's so valuable, in fact, that for the right man, teams will recruit across league lines.

In the eyes of the Detroit Tigers and Pittsburgh Pirates, Jim Harbaugh is precisely the right man.

Super Bowl winners dump gallons of Gatorade over their coach's head. The NBA Finals conclude with stormy champagne showers. NHL champions sip (or guzzle) from Lord Stanley's Cup. In short, sports celebrations are inexplicably intertwined with the decidedly messy utilization of food and beverage.

All New York Yankees can check their attitudes at the door—along with any other excessive outward emotions or opinions.

Following the trend of encouraging progressively more prescribed athlete reactions, the renowned baseball organization aimed to instill within its players the makings of a proper postgame interview.

What do Blue Jays and Vikings have in common? Well, if you're referring to the fowl and the historical people, nothing.

But now that AL MVP Josh Donaldson is getting grimy and suiting up in armor for the History Channel's upcoming fourth season of Vikings, there is a connection!

Understatement: St. Louis Cardinals fans have not taken the news well that Jason Heyward has left for Chicago.

Warning: Video contains graphic content.

David Ortiz isn't just crushing balls over the Green Monster anymore. He's crushing the monsters (along with other mutated people and creatures) themselves!

Last week, the San Francisco Giants released their rendition of the Full House theme, dubbed "Full Clubhouse," to promote an upcoming home date themed after the show.

One lucky San Francisco Giants fan got to take home the ball Brandon Crawford powered to left center for a ground-rule double against the Atlanta Braves on Thursday.

That lucky fan was Cal quarterback Jared Goff:

The Heisman Trophy hopeful was pretty pumped about his come-up.

Like really pumped.

The Pittsburgh Pirates got a little friendly with their Instagram followers on Friday, promoting a fan giveaway of free tickets and, err, sexual donuts.

Yep, sexual donuts.

On Tuesday, it will be 11 months to the day since Washington Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper uttered his famous "That's a clown question, bro" response to a reporter during a game in Toronto. The response ultimately turned into a pop-culture reference, as well as a line of Under Armour T-shirts. Almost a year later, the 21-year-old is still willing to laugh about it.