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America's pastime has traveled a bumpy road over the past 25 years. We lost the World Series in 1994, and it took a while for the fans to come back. The home run chase between Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa electrified fans and brought them back to the ballpark, but now even that joyous time and many others have been tainted by the steroids scandal. It's still a wonderful game, and Major League Baseball now has beautiful new parks in many of its cities, and millions of people play fantasy baseball.

Baseball long ago was surpassed by football as America's most popular sport, but it remains rooted in our culture.

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Best Death ScenesTop 10 Baseball Movies
April 1, 2005

For a sport that induces rabid obsession in its fans and narcolepsy in its detractors, there have been a startling number of well made, and totally different, movies about baseball.

Here's our interview with Clint Frazier, the top pick of the Cleveland Indians in the 2013 baseball draft.

WEB GUIDE

Baseball-reference.com
Quite simply a necessity for any baseball freak. Find out who the NL Gold Glove second baseman was in 1993 (Robby Thompson), who led the AL in hits in 1942 (Johnny Pesky with 205) or how many errors Ozzie Smith had in his career (281). A fabulous site to find nearly anything you’re looking for about this great game, including what players, active and retired, share your birthday.

MLB.com
The official site of Major League Baseball is now packed with features and information. This is the place to go to if you want to listen to a game online -- but only after you pay the annual subscription fee that lets you listen to any game, any time. The site also has an extensive video and audio library of past MLB games, along with all the stats, scores and other features you would expect to find.

Scores Report - MLB
This sports blog covers all the major sports.

ESPN.com
Absolutely fantastic baseball coverage, complete with game recaps, real-time box scores and some of the best baseball columnists on the Web.

USA Today
This site provides an excellent news resource along with interesting analysis.

SI.com
SI has changed over the years but it's still a decent resource.

CBS Sports - MLB
Sportsline offers the usual -- columnists, stats, transactions, headlines, team reports, schedules and probable pitching match-ups. But the scoreboard may be the best around, offering real-time updates that get you closer to the game than any other scoreboard on the Web.

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