The beautiful thing about baseball is that no matter how long you've been watching it, there will always be days when you see something you've never seen before. This happened yesterday when Brewers outfielder Carlos Gomez rounded the bases after hitting a foul ball that he thought was a homer.

Kevin Love caught his U.S. men's basketball teammates napping yesterday. Literally. And tweeted a photo, which was pretty great.

Alex Morgan scored two goals for the U.S. women's soccer team yesterday, so this seems like a good time to remind you that she appeared in this year's Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue. In bodypaint.

Most of you outside of New York are familiar with Yankees radio analyst Suzyn Waldman for her over-the-top reaction to the Bombers signing Roger Clemens several years ago. In New York, Waldman and her partner John Sterling are institutions who are either hated or loved. There is no in between. Personally, I love them to death. They entertain the hell out of me. They're so over-the-top with their Yankee fandom and they couldn't care less about hiding it or toning it down. This was on full display yesterday when Derek Jeter got hit by a pitch against Seattle. Waldman audibly groaned, then slammed her desk and groaned again, and then scolded the Mariners for hitting Yankees players. Throw in Sterling calling Jeter "cute" when he told the trainer to go back to the dugout, and you have a vintage call that can be heard here.

A's outfielder Josh Reddick made a catch while hanging onto the fence against Toronto yesterday.

These pranks where you make someone think you're doing something dirty in public never get old.