There's something undeniably nostalgic about the hand-stitched wallets Brad Yurkovich creates. Anyone who played catch in the backyard as a kid is likely to feel it. Call it the "Field of Dreams" ...

PORT ANGELES, Wash. — This Port Angeles man turns used baseball mitts into a whole new ballgame. "My name is KC Mack and I own Mack Provisions and I take apart old mitts and turn them into wallets." ...

CORNISH — A former Cornish Flat schoolboy got a blast from the past Thursday when he received a wallet and baseball glove he had lost as a teen nearly 70 years ago. The glove isn't usable, but the ...

A wallet and baseball glove have been returned to a Michigan man who misplaced them as a New Hampshire teenager 67 years ago.Warren Houghton accidentally dropped the items between two layers of the ...

There’s nothing like a perfectly worn-in catching mitt. Soft and slightly tattered, it hugs your hand in the most wonderfully familiar, comfortable way. And now, you can stash your money in them, too.

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CANTON, Ohio – Across the country, people are sitting on Mike Schmidt, Kirk Gibson, Willie Mays, Cal Ripken Jr., Ryne Sandberg and countless other big leaguers. Well, sitting on pieces of gloves with ...