YGST investigates whether old baseball card gum is still tasty (hint: no). See how Cracker Jack became part of baseball lore. And 8-Track Time Machine heads to the ballpark!

Speaking of, have you ever wondered why Big League Chew gum comes as shreds versus the typical shape of gum? There's actually ...

Originally, it was an innocent enough marketing plan by the Topps Company. Buy the pink bubble gum covered by a thin layer of powder and it would come with five baseball cards. Such a deal. … ...

An awesome replica of a Louisville Slugger bat was made out of bubble gum by well-known Tiktoker Dan James Rodo. Rodo is known for producing the wackiest yet most impressive art pieces.

June is National Candy Month, a fine time to explore the candies of yesteryear — Astro Pops, Chick-O-Sticks, Mary Janes, Long Boys and Salt Water Taffy. You know, for history's sake.