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CC Sabathia and Joe Girardi were tossed from the Yankees win over the Angels.
Victor Espinoza threw out the first pitch at Yankee Stadium on Sunday.
Despite running off a five-game winning streak, the New York Yankees' starting rotation cannot – and will not – be saved by right-hander Masahiro Tanaka.
Here's a ranking of the 10 best ballparks in the MLB based on aesthetics. Really, the only way you should rank a ballpark.
A fan blew a kiss to Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Chris Archer, who caught it and threw it away onto the field.
The Royals' Alcides Escobar made an amazing barehanded catch on Saturday.
A group of skunks invaded the Cardinals' game vs the Dodgers.
Matt Kemp's Friday night included a crazy catch against the Cincinnati Reds and a quasi-public service announcement.
Oakland A's pitcher Pat Venditte isn't a right-hander or a left-hander. He's actually ambidextrous, which is rare and quite impressive.
A female fan at the Boston Red Sox game was struck by a piece of a broken bat bat on Friday night, and has life threatening injuries according to reports.
The importance of Masahiro Tanaka for the New York Yankees cannot be overstated.
The Washington Nationals are looking to bolster their line-up and are reportedly in preliminary discussions with the Oakland Athletics about Ben Zobrist.
Switch-hitters are an oddity in baseball, but Pat Venditte has a step-up as baseball's only ambidextrous pitcher.
Several big name MLB prospects are capable of making a splash in the Major Leagues. Here are ten players ready to contribute in the big leagues right now.
Washington Nationals pitcher Gio Gonzalez made a great defensive play to get Kris Bryant out at first base which could have seriously injured both players.
Despite earning 14 saves already this season, Seattle Mariners closer Fernando Rodney has seen more than his share of struggles early on in 2015.
Where are some of the places that Johnny Cueto could lans if the Reds deal him?
Red Sox pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez seems to be a star in the making.
The benches cleared during the Chicago Cubs and Miami Marlins game due to a cocky gesture during a home run trot by Junior Lake.