By the way, that game was known as “Dragon Ball Z: Sparking! Meteor” in Japan. I’m sure you just noticed a pattern here. That ...

Fans of the franchise have many secrets to uncover in Dragon Ball Sparking! Zero's, including What If scenarios so good that ...

Even though this was a historic moment, the fan who caught the home run ball in Game 4 decided they wanted no part of it, and threw it back onto the field at Yankee Stadium. The New York Post ...

It was the second time Torres had an at-bat impacted by fan interference this World Series. With two outs in the ninth inning of Game 1 at Dodger Stadium, Torres hit a fly ball to left field ...

AP Instead, though, a fan reached over the wall and caught the ball well over the left-field wall. It was called fan interference and was confirmed on review — as the umps got the call right.

However, a fan in a gray Dodgers jersey extended his glove, essentially catching a live ball. The rare and strange play prompted the umpires on the field to keep Torres at second, as opposed to ...

Torres laced a ball to the outfield and saw it go over the fence, but even he seemed to realize immediately he didn't give the Yankees the lead. A fan reached over the fence on this hit by Gleyber ...

Like a Dragon is Amazon’s second bite at the video ... tonal whiplash that would have taken even the most diehard Yakuza fan out of the show. But dispensing with comedy in exchange for drama ...

All these details, reinforced by the big reveal of ‘Dragon Ball Daima’, make the King of Demons, King Piccolo, a much more interesting villain. In the past, King Piccolo was seen as an ...