L et's face it: most of the greatest classic American muscle cars are no longer affordable. Even just a decade ago, you could ...

That translates on the show, whether it's the original or 'Go!' Longevity comes from keeping it fresh, right? We had a different show in the original one, and hopefully, we'll get to revisit that ...

Kohberger’s lawyers have said in court filings that Kohberger would take drives alone late at night, often hiking or stargazing, and they contend cellphone data shows he was not near the crime ...

Another exciting component of the show is the Car Corral, a designated area (400 sites!) where patrons can sell their vehicles without going to auction. There's even a special swap area for people ...

One player who could have made a run at .400 but never really did was Wade Boggs, whose highest average was .368. Boggs had a BABIP of .396 in 1985, then posted his one big home run year in 1987 ...

Ted Williams is the last American Leaguer to hit .400, and there are actually plenty of similarities between him and Aaron Judge. The one major difference is in the strikeout column, and that's ...

Ted Williams is the last American Leaguer to hit .400, and there are actually plenty of similarities between him and Aaron Judge. The one major difference is in the strikeout column, and that’s ...

(AP Photo/Frank Franklin II) Ted Williams is the last American Leaguer to hit .400, and there are actually plenty of similarities between him and Aaron Judge. The one major difference is in the ...

(AP Photo/Frank Franklin II) Ted Williams is the last American Leaguer to hit .400, and there are actually plenty of similarities between him and Aaron Judge. The one major difference is in the ...