In the bottom of the third inning, Washington Nationals’ right fielder Jayson Werth was settling under a Chase Utley jam shot fly ball with the sun impairing his vision. As the ball descended and he stuck his glove in the air, there was no permanent baseball-leather reunion. Instead, Werth’s technique-saavy right hand, which was just next to his glove, caught the ball. So, to recap, that would be a giant fly ball unintentionally caught by Werth’s gloveless right hand. A tip of the cap to you, sir. Check out the play, after the jump.

Ryan Howard is getting married to a former Eagles cheerleader. Why do you care? The awkward pictures and funny wedding registries, after the jump.

Carli Lloyd scored both goals in the U.S. women’s soccer team’s 2-1 gold medal match victory against Japan. Her Twitter has been most likely blowing up with congratulatory tweets from adoring fans, deservedly so. Shane Victorino jumped in the well wishes, because he’s just a nice guy like that. Lloyd is a gracious victor, so she offered up a fellow show of support for Victorino’s baseball team.

Carlos Gomez rounded the bases yesterday after hitting a bomb into the left field stands. The only problem was, the ball was foul. The embarrassing video after the jump.

The Philadelphia Phillies enjoy the pitching services of Cole Hamels so much, that they’ve decided to make him a very rich man: the 28-year-old was signed to a six-year, $144 million contract extension. We presume that Hamels is ready to make some splashy purchases. But what in the world will he spend it all on? We’re here to help.

There’s nothing worse for someone doing on-air commentary than thinking you’re off-air and just letting loose. Just ask Scott Franzke.

After blowing the save in the top of the ninth inning against the Tampa Bay Rays yesterday, Philadelphia Phillies closer Jonathan Papelbon told Jim Thome in the bottom of the inning that he would pay him $5,000 if he hit a home run. Well, guess what? Thome did! And Papelbon wrote him a check for $5,000 in the clubhouse!

Cole Hamels was invited to participate in Shane Victorino’s annual charity fashion show. Nice, right? It seems like Cole Hamels thought that he was invited to star in Shane Victorino’s annual fashion show. That’s what these pictures suggest, anyway.

The Phillies have not had the best luck this season. Last night, one of their own fans proved that… in a game that was in Minnesota. This team just can’t escape bad breaks.

What do supermodel/SI Swimsuit Issue cover-er Kate Upton and Phillies manager Charlie Manuel have in common? Why, both recently stopped by the MLB Fan Cave in New York to film internet videos, of course.