This is a video of billiard player Shane Van Boening sinking six balls on the break of a game of ten-ball. The commentators speculate he’s going to make three, but no, he doubles that. For reference, the most balls I’ve ever made on a break is probably two. MAYBE three.

This is a video of Milwaukee Brewers center fielder Jonathan David making a spectacular diving catch at the outfield wall, going headfirst into the padding and popping his hat off in the process. Nice work! Related: I used to drink a lot of Milwaukee’s Best Ice. Probably too much. 

This is a clip from a recent Los Angeles Angels game against the Toronto Blue Jays of a fan catching a foul ball bare-handed with one hand while clutching two beers against him like a baby with the other. He then proceeds to give the ball to a young boy

This is a video of clearly not a sportsman Steve Aoki throwing out the ceremonial first pitch at a recent Boston Red Sox game. As far as good first pitches go, this is not one of them. It’s like he was trying throw the ball over the foul ball netting.

This is a video from a recent Cincinnati Reds game of a fan catching a foul ball that bounces in the stands while bottle-feeding an infant in his lap. Pretty impressive. Of course I could have caught that ball while bottle-feeding a baby, feeding myself a hot dog, drinking a

This is a video of Tom Hanks throwing out the ceremonial first pitch at the 2022 Cleveland Guardians home opener and bringing his pal Wilson along (presumably after the ball won a game of rock-paper-scissors against a box of chocolates and a giant piano you play with your feet). I

This is a video of South Korean figure skater Kim Ye-Lim throwing out the first pitch at a baseball game and performing a beautiful triple axel just prior to her throw, which was right the money. Awesome. The only thing that would have made it better is if she’d actually

This is a video of 37 different homemade chain reaction machines built by 37 different people played back-to-back so it appears that the ball is traveling from one machine to another like it’s all one giant Rube Goldberg machine. Some of those machines are CLEVER. Some of them less so.