It's been 10 years since the death of Harry Caray, but singing the seventh inning stretch still lives on with the guest conductors. But has this routine of trotting out celebrities and pseudo-celebrities grown tire and stale? Chip Wesley at Thunder Matt's Saloon thinks so and wants to see a change in who gets to sing the stretch, including bringing back a legend.

The staff at TMS bid adieu to our blog's namesake as he heads to greener pastures, and a greener uniform.

Pointless? To some degree, yes, but it's still fun arguing the All-Star ballots and discussing who deserves the votes and who doesn't. In this article I tackle the American League and the leading vote-getters at each position.

Try your luck at the newest game sensation, Name that Cub. Correctly name all 6 Cubs and win an iPod, and by iPod I mean a can of beer and a handshake.

TMS celebrates their second birthday with a look back at some of our greatest articles, some of our worst articles, and lots of nonsense in between.

The Hundley from TMS has decided to make his own baseball bat. In part 2 of this series we see him take his first practice runs on the lathe.

For all the physical finesse and discipline found in most athletes, baseball is a sport that still supports the obese. Pitchers love having a little extra heft to put behind their delivery, while the DH slot is a sweet, sweet haven for the overweight batter who's willing to eat more meals in order to increase their power numbers.

The fat is so prevalent, that TMS writer Lingering Bursitis has decided to pay homage to the diamond's tubbiest, the most rotund found around the league this year.

Cubs beat writer Paul Sullivan from the Chicago Tribune took some time to answer a few of our questions.

I did these last year. Using a modified version of Tecmo Super Bowl I've simulated the upcoming playoff games to predict the outcome. See how the Washington/Seattle and New York/Tampa Bay games turned out.

Thunder Matt's Saloon would like to present to you, our inaugural Man of the Year: Manute Bol. This is part one of a three-part series about the Manute.

Manute Bol. Athlete. Humanitarian. Freakishly Tall.

Our new chief NBA correspondent Max Foncito breaks down the NBA after the first 30 games of the season.

Chaim Witz calls it like he sees it as he delves into the world of condiments. Check it out and let the arguments begin.

Our countdown of the 30 greatest movies continues with #28, The Burbs.

Wow, I've been all about new logos and unis lately. For a change however I thought I'd discuss a new logo and look that actually happened.

Easy to follow and understand. This diagram's usefulness is immeasurable.