Author: Jace Evans, USA TODAY

The “Immaculate Reception,” Franco Harris’ iconic mid-air catch and run, has been named the greatest play in NFL history by an 80-person panel.

Bill Walton, the Basketball Hall of Famer-turned broadcaster, hit the baseball booth Friday to call a game between the White Sox and Angels.

Orioles outfielder DJ Stewart took a ball to the head, and was later removed from the game, after misplaying a fly against the Yankees.

Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, who died Tuesday at 99, claimed he saw Babe Ruth “call his shot” on a homer in the 1932 World Series.

Bob Gibson, the legendary St. Louis Cardinals pitcher, is battling pancreatic cancer, his agent confirmed on Saturday.

Shaun Livingston, a member of all three of the Golden State Warriors’ recent title teams, will be waived.

In a profanity-laced post, Cardinals star Yadier Molina let his feelings known regarding the play that injured Angels catcher Jonathan Lucroy.

The Cardinals’ Matt Carpenter took advantage of the Marlins’ shift by laying down a perfect bunt that he was able to turn into a stand-up double.

Blue Jays right fielder Randal Grichuk badly misplayed a fly ball against the Rays, handing an inside-the-park home run to Avisail Garcia.