AP Photo/Larry CroweIf you're going to the ballpark and you're a true American -- you're going to need to buy a hot dog.

The MLB regular season has begun and with the crack of the bat comes the stretching of the belt.

Baseball fans everywhere have already started chasing hot dogs, French fries, Cracker Jack, beer, soft drinks and everything else we haven't mentioned. The occasional Italian sausage is fine, but for most patrons of America's pastime refueling every inning isn't the best idea.

In the past few years, all-you-can-eat sections have popped up at more than a dozen ballparks. But even all they have to offer is no match for the latest caloric monstrosity to hit the bleachers. That distinction belongs to the Fifth Third Fantastic Freeze Sundae at Fifth Third Field, home of the Toledo Mud Hens.

Mud Hens marketing officials claim the 15-scoop sundae is meant for four to eight people, but you just know there are plenty of fans who will take on the challenge individually. So we at Page 2 would like to put in perspective just what it takes to work off this 3,800 calorie behemoth in case you're the type of baseball fan who has a Babe Ruth-sized appetite. We've enlisted the developer of the Power 90 and P90X workout programs, fitness expert Tony Horton, to help.

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