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On Thursday night, Chicago White Sox slugger Jose Abreu became the second player in Major League Baseball history to record 30 home runs and 100 RBI in the first two seasons of his career.

According to Dan Hayes of CSN Chicago, Abreu joins Albert Pujols, who performed the feat in 2001 and 2002.

The White Sox followed with a congratulatory message for Abreu:

A few days after Washington Nationals closer Jonathan Papelbon choked Bryce Harper in the dugout, the face of the franchise once again was getting "choked" by a teammate.

Don't worry, it was all in good fun this time.

At a cursory glance, the final Blue Crew and Bay Bombers showdown of the 2015 season seems somewhat uninspiring. The Los Angeles Dodgers, crowned NL West division champs on Tuesday, shut down their California rivals' flirtation with postseason possibilities in the process.

With one team celebrating and the other standing in the rain, there certainly couldn't be any reason to tune in—or could there be?

After spending nine years in the Atlanta Braves front office, John Coppolella has been named the team's general manager. 

The Braves announced the move on Thursday.

San Francisco Giants relief pitcher Jeremy Affeldt is set to announce his retirement from baseball Thursday after a 14-year career in the major leagues.  

Kansas City Royals All-Star Lorenzo Cain exited Wednesday's game against the Chicago White Sox after fouling a ball off his right knee.  

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It is easy to overlook a team like the St. Louis Cardinals—which seemingly makes the playoffs every season—merely winning a division, but its 2015 National League Central championship was quite a feat.

New York Mets infielder Wilmer Flores left Wednesday night's game against the Philadelphia Phillies with a back issue, according to Anthony DiComo of MLB.com.

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Twenty-two years after the Toronto Blue Jays captured a division title en route to winning the World Series, the franchise took a momentous step toward replicating the feat with a 15-2 win over the Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday.

San Francisco Giants first baseman Brandon Belt had knee surgery to repair a "minor" meniscus tear, according to CSN Bay Area's Alex Pavlovic. 

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