Why MLB players are hitting home runs on a record pace
(WorldNews Sport)

For devoted fans of the long ball, Tuesday was a bit like the day of the eclipse was for astronomers. Calculations were figured and projections made as to when the blessed event would take place. In this case, the source of such expectation was not a natural occurrence, but it was a phenomenon nonetheless: The moment when the record for most total home runs hit in a single major league season would be broken. The development was inevitable. Going into Tuesday, an average of 2.53 homers had been belted per game (by both teams), a figure representing...