On the mound last week, Chris Sale, the 24-year-old ace of the Chicago White Sox, was practically unhittable. In two starts, he threw 16 2/3 scoreless innings, allowed just four hits and struck out 19 batters. That was all impressive enough. But what really left teammates in awe of Sale was his performance on a charter flight to California. In a four-hour masterpiece, Sale packed two ice cream sundaes and, by one teammate's estimate, around 30 bags of potato chips into one of the skinniest bodies the sport has ever seen.

Cool story on the Andrews saga.

Juan Uribe is walking in 20% of his plate appearances. He apparently started walking last summer.

Slightly amusing

With Harey Carey announcing.

Mark Shapiro, president of the Cleveland Indians, learned valuable lessons about business, leadership, and how to treat other people from his father, Ron, a master negotiator.

Feel the intensity of Q!

Mutual funds and baseball both generate reams of statistics. With the baseball season beginning in earnest this week, Paul Jacobs, chief investment officer of Palisades Hudson Financial Group, takes a closer look at which statistics and factors in both fields may help you pick winners and which are mostly noise. (Yeah, no one will read this. I know.)