Episode 23 of Samurai Champloo is entitled “Baseball Blues”.
It has Alexander Joy Cartwright and Abner Doubleday coming to Japan with the intention of opening trade relations between the United States and Japan. Instead, they are challenged to a game of baseball. Hilarity ensues.

How about that Simpsons when MLB is spying on Bart (and all of Springfield) with their satellite? Then McGuire smokes some dingerz!

Actually, there are a few Simpsons episodes with the ’topes.

Also, this episode of South Park. I know it’s denigrating baseball, but I still find it funny.

Didn’t Cheers have some baseball related episodes / subplots?

I know M*A*S*H had “A War for All Seasons” which features the Giants.
Winchester and Klinger bet on the outcome of the 1951 baseball season, iirc they use the original call “The Giants Win the Pennant!” but it’s been awhile since I’ve seen that episode.

One thing that I do to help pass the winter is take a walk around the yard at lunch once a week or so. Sometimes I’ll eat on one of the benches near the archways, or I’ll wander around reading all the plaques. Either way it is a nice way to spend an hour and helps take some of the blues away.

There was an episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine where the crew played a game of baseball against some Vulcans. It wasn’t a great episode, but it was amusing, and it featured Captain Sisko in a Giants hat:

There was a great episode/story arc on Eli Stone, in which a ballplayer kills his third base coach with a line drive to the face, shortly after finding out his wife was sleeping with the coach. The guy plays for some fictitious pro baseball team in San Francisco, and bonus points for them never mentioning the Giants but referring to the guy as San Francisco’s favorite ballplayer only to have someone else say, “Right after Barry Bonds.” Yeah, boy.

There’s also all of Sports Night.

The episode of Arrested Development where The Bluth Company plays Sitwell’s company, and Gob sexually harrasses every female on the team.

The Seinfeld where George runs over Bette Midler.

Technically the last two are softball, but it works in a pinch.

was an anime from my childhood that featured the pizza cats (yeah yeah) playing baseball against their enemies. Good times.

He played a lot of ball

I thoght this was a Television on the Radio sideproject.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWTdRXjsA-w

I didn’t want to ramble about the subject at first, but since this post is about to fall off the table …

Mad About You always had great baseball humor. The episode with Mark McGwire is a classic. How that got him to agree to appear in his boxers? It was a classic though. In another episode, there was a mention of former Giants shortstop Roger Metzger. And, in another episode, Paul is telling Jamie a story about how he got beat up by three brothers when he was in high school named Matty, Felipe, and Jesus.

Beverly Hills 90210 had that okay little league episode, where Brandon and Steve help Mr. Walsh coach the rich kids from Beverly Hills. But then Brandon gets pissed at all the bureocratic shenanigans and jumps ship to help Nat coach the kids from the inner city. There was another episode where Barry Bonds made a cameo by playing Steve in a father-son golf tournament. Good fun.

The WKRP softball game episode is a classic. Always loved Venus Flytrap playing centerfield with his Reds helmet and the scarf. I think Cheers also had a softball episode too, but I can’t recall it.

Eight Is Enough had a recurring character named Merle “The Pearl” who pitched for the Dodgers. And, there was that great episode of The Greatest American Hero where Ralph Hinckley used the suit to pitch in the big leagues. He was throwing like a 200 mph fastball, and then he hit a game-winning homerun to get the team into the playoffs. Spin City also had that crappy post-Michael J. Fox episode where Charlie plays minor-league ball.

There was also that series on ABC called Clubhouse with Dean Cain. It wasn’t a very good show, though there was a hilarious scene where the batboy was busting one of the players chops because the batboy had him on his fantasy team, and the player was in a slump.

Hope everyone had a merry Christmas.