Lego fans were in for a treat this weekend at Safeco Field. As part of a special event at the Mariners game on Sunday, the MLB club announced its lineup with Lego figurines and featured some sweet ...

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DE PERE, Wis. (WLUK) - The Mulva Cultural Center is giving visitors a chance to see a timeless toy, LEGO, in a different way with sculptures that algin with every letter of the alphabet. Bricktionary ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. For the past several months, Steven Schapansky has been toiling over his kitchen table, building a detailed Lego model baseball ...

Visiting teams get more than fresh towels and cereal bars in the clubhouse when they come to play the Indians at Cleveland's Progressive Field. These days, there is some distinctive artwork on the ...

During both Saturday and Sunday's games against the Charlotte Knights, LEGO will be on-site at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park with interactive stations set up in the stadium. I mentioned this in our ...

Sometimes when you're cruising around on the Web, you run into things that defy reason. This is one of those times. It appears an enterprising individual with a keen sense of sports culture has put ...

Craig Robinson -- in addition to being tastefully named and wearing very cool Shuron horned-rim glasses like all the other cool Craigs wear -- is a genius. I’ve long enjoyed his work at Flip Flop Fly ...

Believe it or not, there are no baseball bats in the Lego universe. Why? Probably because a minifig could use one to break another minifig’s plastic cranium. And we all know that you can’t use weapons ...

There’s not too much time left to catch 30 entries in this year’s Scarecrow Walk and Design Contest at Morris Arboretum. Lined along the Oak Allée through next Sunday (Oct. 19), this year’s theme is ...

For the past several months, Steven Schapansky has been toiling over his kitchen table, building a detailed Lego model baseball park that is very similar to one in Edmonton that may soon be demolished ...