Source: Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory. LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The George Brett Pine Tar Bat is now on display at Louisville ...

A game-winning home run becomes a game loser — and 25 days later, it's turned back into the game-winner. That alone would warrant an entry in baseball's history books. But cast it with David and ...

Also known as the Pine Tar Game, the Pin Tar Incident was actually a days-long saga that began in the Bronx at Yankee Stadium with a two-out, ninth-inning homer back on July 24, 1983. Kansas City Hall ...

BLOOMFIELD — It will be 41 years ago this July that George Brett stormed out a dugout at Yankee Stadium so "fighting mad" at Tim McClelland that it took several players, coaches and officials to ...

Looking back at sports memories from the 1980s, without a doubt 1983 has to be one of the more interesting years of the decade. I can still remember watching and listening to some of these great games ...

Nearly three decades ago, Royals star George Brett raced out of the visiting dugout at Yankee Stadium and got in the face of rookie umpire Tim McClelland, instantly transforming what had been a run-of ...

COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (AP) — Lee MacPhail, the longtime baseball executive who ruled in the celebrated Pine Tar case and later became part of the only father-son Hall of Fame pairing, has died. He was 95.

George Brett's iconic "pine tar" bat is on display at the museum in downtown Louisville. The bat became famous during a July ...