In this thrilling compilation, explore some of the most incredible plays in MLB history that, despite their brilliance, didn't make it to the official scorebooks. Watch as players defy the odds with jaw-dropping feats of athleticism and skill,

Brewers OF Sal Frelick had everyone confused on a game-changing double play that thwarted a Dodgers rally in Game 1 of the NLCS.

The most recent 8-6-2 double play in the regular season involved a ball hit by Cubs slugger Sammy Sosa to Cincinnati center fielder Ken Griffey Jr. in April 2004 — though that one ended with a tag at the plate.

The Jaguars beat the Kansas City Chiefs with the most unbelievable game-winning play that many fans had ever seen. What was actually supposed to happen? Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence (16) flings the game-winning touchdown ball into the ...

Count Deion Sanders as impressed with the spectacular show that Shohei Ohtani staged in Game 4 of the NL Championship Series.

While critics often dismissed him as lazy — a myth fueled by his infamous 2002 practice rant — Iverson's play told the real story. Every night, he went full throttle, never holding back for the so-called "big games" when the whole world seemed to tune in for playoff basketball.

The San Francisco 49ers needed overtime, but they stole a Week 5 win over the Los Angeles Rams. Here are the takeaways.

It’s Tush Push mania at MetLife Stadium. During the Eagles’ touchdown drive midway through the second quarter in Thursday night’s game against the Giants, the Philadelphia offense used its signature Tush Push on four straight plays to get into the ...