As you might recall, Nintendo will be releasing "free updates" for select Switch games on the Nintendo Switch 2. It's already revealed the specific titles that will be getting this treatment and ...

The Twins are a -115 road favorite. The model simulates every game 10,000 times and is on a 12-8 roll (60%) on all top-rated MLB money-line picks since the start of the season. Anybody following ...

The massive 18-inch PureSight display is something to behold, offering up to either 4K resolution in traditional 2D or 2K resolution in glasses-free 3D. The 3D effect is achieved using eye ...

Former Indian opening batter Sunil Gavaskar made a strange comparison of Riyan Parag's bowling to several types of pakodas on air during the IPL 2025 clash between the Rajasthan Royals and Kolkata ...

This asteroid is bigger than scientists anticipated, about 5 miles long and 2 miles wide at its widest point — resembling an irregular bowling pin. It’s so long that the spacecraft couldn’t ...

And in some respects, it gets even worse when the 3D effect is active. In addition to having two eye and face tracking sensors hidden beneath its bezels, the Odyssey 3D also uses a lenticular ...

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The reconfiguration gives the bat the shape of a torpedo or, as some have pointed out, a bowling pin. Several baseball ... can be converted into a torpedo model, including the version used by ...

"Torpedo" bats are untraditional barrel bats that rest closer to a hitter's hand, forming what looks like a bowling-pin-like barrel, according to the MLB. They are customized for each player ...

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Minnesota Twins catcher Ryan Jeffers is using one of those new bats, with his being labeled a bowling pin style. He made a good point while talking with ESPN's Jeff Passan, saying pitchers have ...

"There's new pitches getting invented every year," said Minnesota Twins catcher Ryan Jeffers, who used a bowling pin model in the first three games this year and went 1-for-8. "We're just swinging ...