Around the Diamond looks at our favorite baseball articles and observations throughout the internet.  Here's what we're reading this week.

MLB could soon eliminate the classic "fake to third, toss to first" pick-off move by declaring it a balk.

Injured Brewers first baseman Mat Gamel flipped the script on a nosy fan at a Milwaukee-area restaurant.

To honor recently deceased Beastie Boys icon Adam "MCA" Yauch last Friday, the New York Mets all ditched their usual walk-up music in favor of songs from the pioneering hip-hop group.  (video included)

Save On Brew did some important research and ranked MLB's parks based on the quality and availability of craft beer.

On that note, a young Padres fan displayed his love for beer and baseball by catching a foul ball in his brew and then chugging it down.  (video included)

And of course, we all need a little grub to go with that great beer, so Sportsgrid has provided a breakdown of the best "drunk" food at MLB stadiums.

SB Nation shows us that, when sliding into second base, Phillies outfielder Shane Victorino is quite a helpful guy.  Or not.

MLB TV is a great thing, but some fans are getting frustrated by the blackout restrictions this season, especially when they cut off the broadcast just when a game is getting very interesting.

New York Times writer Hunter Atkins examines the crazy shifts being employed by Rays manager Joe Maddon this season.

An unassisted triple play is so rare and difficult, it has happened only 15 times in MLB history.  This week, one happened... in a youth league for 6 year olds.  (video included)