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Major League Baseball pregame analysis.

The Los Angeles Dodgers meet the Minnesota Twins in Game 2 of a three-game series at Target Field in Minneapolis. Left-handed pitcher Justin Wrobleski is the projected starter for the Dodgers against right-handed pitcher Joe Ryan for the Twins.

Major League Baseball postgame interviews, analysis and highlights.

Billy Beane (Brad Pitt), general manager of the Oakland A's, one day has an epiphany: Baseball's conventional wisdom is all wrong. Faced with a tight budget, Beane must reinvent his team by outsmarting the richer ball clubs. Joining forces with Ivy League graduate Peter Brand (Jonah Hill), Beane prepares to challenge old-school traditions. He recruits bargain-bin players whom the scouts have label

Murr, Joe, Q and Sal share which Joker started collecting antiques, the creepiest fan art the guys received and which Jokers' producer has three nipples.

The guys decide to have Q stay asleep for 30 minutes; Sal's pool challenge.

A television show provides inspiration for the episode; the guys manage to stay incognito on a cruise; learning the reason why Murr was not allowed to wear a real captain's uniform for his punishment.

Gary Busey makes a surprise appearance; learning the origination of the phrase "tit-for-tat"; Murr's big mouth leads to his Statue of Liberty punishment.

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The guys swipe food off diners' plates, tutor students in languages they don't speak and try to start a dance party.

The guys conduct a focus group with unique consumer questioning, are totally unfit as trainers in a gym class, and pretend to work at a famous New York bakery.

The guy's serve up a new round of mischief at White Castle, pose as bouncers and offer phony horoscope readings.

The guys try to sell diamonds to unsuspecting couples ready to tie the knot and pose as members of an unwelcoming committee down at the boardwalk.

The guys share humiliating text messages in a quiet waiting room, shampoo women's hair and teach a driver's ed course.

The guys put their green thumbs to the test as workers in a garden center, demonstrate how not to save lives as CPR instructors, and they're full of bologna working a deli counter.

The guys bark up the wrong tree at a pet store, pose as golf instructors and give their regards to Broadway.

The guys raise money for absurd charities, join diners mid-meal; offer unsolicited advice to shoppers.

The guys toy with customers at a candy store using bizarre party props, they all try their hands at nosing, and they break the rules of appropriate elevator etiquette.

The guys relive their best hidden camera hijinks, offer behind the scenes insight, and reveal the hidden cameras to one unsuspecting victim.

The guys discuss their most shocking incidents, the best reactions, and reveal never before seen moments from the cutting room floor.

The guys relive the moments that made them cringe, crack under pressure, and reveal behind the scenes info on the surprises that came out of left field.

The guys work as dental assistants; work at a movie theater snack counter and participate in a photo shoot at a public park for their blogs.

The guys try to hold strangers' hands in the park, get touchy-feely with patrons in a comic book store, and race through the aisles of a grocery store.

The guys say all the wrong things when conducting sensitivity training, have unexpected celebrity sightings on the street, and are forced into being unreceptive receptionists in a busy office.

The guys share shameful secrets in the park; don headsets at a fast food drive-through; try to convince unsuspecting strangers to dance with them.

The guys enlist shoppers to settle senseless debates in the mall; scream for ice-cream as patrons in a parlor; protest unconventional causes in the park.

The guys debut uninspiring inventions to stunned focus groups, use people for pillows, talk shoppers out of their desired products; then the loser has his laptop make noises in a coffee shop.

The guys search for imaginary places with a little help from strangers, pick their own poison in the park, and there's a surprise behind every door in the horrifying hunt for a house-sitter.

The guys endure a shakedown at a discount store, test fate with the "Wheel of Doom" and attempt to become Hibachi chefs.

The guys face off as optometrists, they break each other's banks giving bad financial advice, and push outrageous political platforms in a fruitless hunt for votes.

The guys host a taste test with embarrassing survey questions, haggle over priceless pieces of junk at a flea market, and tank as attendants at a gas station.

The guys test fate with the "Wheel of Doom"; Joe and Sal act as mall janitors; dental assistants; Sal faces his fear of cats.

Joe, Sal, Murr, and Q try their hands at giving palm readings, manicures, and much more in a humiliating quest to avoid facing the ultimate punishment.

The guys lose sight of social etiquette with strangers in the park, present disastrous timeshare opportunities to future vacationers, and get sneaky with people's pockets in the grocery store.

The guys hug it out with strangers in the park, go head-to-head pitching wacky inventions to confused consumers, and launch a manhunt for their imaginary wives.

Billy Beane (Brad Pitt), general manager of the Oakland A's, one day has an epiphany: Baseball's conventional wisdom is all wrong. Faced with a tight budget, Beane must reinvent his team by outsmarting the richer ball clubs. Joining forces with Ivy League graduate Peter Brand (Jonah Hill), Beane prepares to challenge old-school traditions. He recruits bargain-bin players whom the scouts have label

An all-access look at the upcoming fight between Xander Zayas and Jaron Ennis, scheduled for Saturday June 27th.

During the Great Depression, ex-boxer James J. Braddock (Russell Crowe) works as a day laborer until his former manager Joe Gould (Paul Giamatti) offers him a one-time slot against a rising young contender. After he wins a shocking upset, Braddock goes back into the ring full time, against the wishes of his frightened wife, Mae (Renée Zellweger). Dubbed "The Cinderella Man" for his rags-to-riches

Sal's true weakness is revealed; female staffers line up to watch Q's punishment.

Sal surprises the guys when he wins a challenge; Joe's play space punishment takes up a number of buildings.

The guys go barefoot for their "Feets of Strength" challenge; Q's Death Chair punishment inspires fear among the Jokers.

Murr appears as an extra in a movie; wrestler Bully Ray's real-life beef with Sal; a feline fiasco halts filming.

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The guys paint themselves into a corner teaching an art class, face the dartboard of destiny at a local bar, and tonight's loser stresses out over a Joker home invasion.

Joe, Sal, Q and Murr must think on their feet at a podiatrist's office; burying unusual objects in the park; grocery store race.

The guys promote office safety to stunned employees, and dabble in online dating with humiliating profiles.

The guys are challenged to hold in their laughter during presentations designed to crack them up; when Joe, Sal, and Murr try to gang up on Q, he turns the tables.

The guys strike out with patrons in a bowling alley and try to force-feed unsuspecting diners; a surprise visit by Rosie O'Donnell has tonight's loser seeing double.

The Jokers ask absurd survey questions at the zoo and are forced to whisper sweet nothings to grocery store patrons.

Joe, Sal and Q get creative with French fries; compete to see whose invention will win over a focus group; serve up burgers at the Jersey Shore.

The guys compete to attach the most balloons to unsuspecting grocery shoppers; absurd tasks at a music store; trying to get compliments on some unique outfits.

The guys blindly follow each other's humiliating directions at a water park, compete to sell their ridiculous book ideas.

The guys get eaten alive leading a business luncheon, and trip over their own feet selling running shoes.

The guys strike the wrong chord as music instructors and try to save face in a humiliating focus group face-off.

The guys call it quits with a cringe-worthy public announcement, and act as dinosaur experts with preposterous prehistoric lessons.

The guys meet to talk about their favorite moments; the most uncomfortable, most embarrassing, most humiliating and most outrageous.

The guys fumble through the aisles of a grocery store, and re-gift the kooky contents of a mystery bag; the guys must seek out the chosen one, in an embarrassing needle-in-a-haystack challenge.

Joe, Murr, Sal and Q serve up tasks as deli waiters; deli customers are asked to settle debates; an embarrassing toast leaves everyone speechless.

The guys are forced to look for love in all the wrong places at a singles' event, and make embarrassing calls on strangers' cells; there's no happily-ever-after for tonight's big loser when his storybook ending becomes a humiliating sob story.

It's the grand reopening of the old Langley Falls boardwalk, and no one's more pumped than the Smiths.

Steve feels isolated when he dislikes a new fast food restaurant popular among his friends; Stan and Francine attempt to return misdelivered mail.

After Hayley is deemed a big child by The Lady from The Hamster Rescue Society, she gets involved with two Roger personas who have a complicated family dynamic in an effort to prove that she is an adult woman.

After a nearly fatal interaction with one of Roger's personas, Steve and Stan work together to uncover the persona's mysterious past; Jeff, Hayley and Francine explore new hobbies.

Jeff gets a job after the family calls him out for being a mooch; when he unexpectedly strikes it rich, Hayley must protect Jeff from the family's greed.

Bullock throws a private, star-studded Christmas party the same night as the CIA work party; Stan and Klaus are determined to get in, by any means necessary.

Hayley scores an internship at Morning Mimosa but finds herself on thin ice when she tries to inject real journalism into the show. Meanwhile, the rest of the family suffers through a ravaging case of food poisoning.

Francine joins Tuttle's gardening club, but he wants her gone; the rest of the family practice the power of yes.

Francine and Roger become addicted to peeping in on people at a mysterious motel.

Forces of evil beyond human comprehension bully Hayley into doing a Space Jam.

During the Great Depression, ex-boxer James J. Braddock (Russell Crowe) works as a day laborer until his former manager Joe Gould (Paul Giamatti) offers him a one-time slot against a rising young contender. After he wins a shocking upset, Braddock goes back into the ring full time, against the wishes of his frightened wife, Mae (Renée Zellweger). Dubbed "The Cinderella Man" for his rags-to-riches

Frustrated at his own failures and disillusioned with professional sports, tennis player Peter Colt (Paul Bettany) resolves to retire from competition and become an instructor at an exclusive private club. But when Colt receives a surprise wild-card berth in Wimbledon, he can't help but enter the tournament. Soon, Colt meets Lizzie Bradbury (Kirsten Dunst), a beautiful American tennis player with

Frustrated at his own failures and disillusioned with professional sports, tennis player Peter Colt (Paul Bettany) resolves to retire from competition and become an instructor at an exclusive private club. But when Colt receives a surprise wild-card berth in Wimbledon, he can't help but enter the tournament. Soon, Colt meets Lizzie Bradbury (Kirsten Dunst), a beautiful American tennis player with