In our most recent poll:
Old People and Baseball, we asked our lovely readers their thoughts on players - pitchers in particular - who play into their mid-to-late-40s.
In every poll so far, we've learned more and more about you. It turns out, you're pretty forgiving, fairly understanding and just overall nice people who give big league players the benefit of the doubt. Good for you guys!
44% of you led the vote by saying if guys like the Rocket, the Big Unit, El Duque, the Blowhard and Boomer can stay healthy, more power to them.
27% said it's great these players can pitch into their 40s.
16% feel like these geezers are taking starts away from young, promising pitchers who are stuck in the minor leagues.
Finally, 13% think they should take up things like golfing or fishing... you know, things normal retired old people do.
This brings us to our next exciting poll,
a look at unstable fans. There have been a few instances of fans running onto the field this season, just like every other. There's always some guy in the stands, maybe taking a bet from his buddy or downing one too many $8 brews which leads to a hankering for rushing the field.
Many times these wild and crazy fans will be fined, jailed, or both with the possibility of being banned from the ball field. Is shaking Barry Bonds hand or high-fiving Hideki Matsui really worth that risk?
Some see it as a distraction, others see it as hilarity. So, is it cool for fans to rush the field?
As you may or may not have noticed to your left or right, we're helping three very awesome veterans count down to three very awesome numbers. 
It's time once again for some sweet sweet blog lovin'. It's kinda like sexytime, but with bloggers. If you haven't already checked out The Love of Sports, shame on you. If you have, high five. 
You know, we can't all be Joe Mauer or Ryan Howard, but who do you think you size up with in the big leagues?
No, that's not Tom Arnold, it's Minnesota Twins President, Dave St. Peter! Apparently, Dave felt he had a bit of explaining to do.
Onto the National League, where my favorite sweet swingin' switch-hitter, Chipper Jones leads the way with a .341 batting average. There are six whole games left in the Atlanta Braves' season for Chipper to dominate, which I hope he does. I don't see how he won't win this, considering how badass he is and everything.
In our most recent poll, we asked you to predict the winner of this year's Midsummer Classic. Good work! Over half of you (55%) said the American League would pull off the win to gain home field advantage for the World Series.
In our most recent poll: Old People and Baseball, we asked our lovely readers their thoughts on players - pitchers in particular - who play into their mid-to-late-40s.
As previously mentioned, there are seven gentlemen over the age of 40 starting games today. Yep, seven - obviously a record. And here they are with their age in parenthesis:
