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Los Angeles Angels relief pitcher Huston Street was forced to leave Saturday's game against the Seattle Mariners with a groin injury.  

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Just when you thought Los Angeles Angels star Mike Trout couldn't possibly do anything else to make your jaw drop, he does something like this—and totally outdoes himself.

In the top of the fourth inning of Saturday's game, Seattle Mariners first baseman Jesus Montero hit a drive that looked destined for the trees behind the center field wall.

However, Superman Trout patrols center field for the Angels.

The New York Mets clinched the National League East on Saturday with a 10-2 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. It's the team's first division crown since 2006.

MLB on Fox tweeted out the news:

First baseman Adrian Gonzalez has been one of baseball's most durable players throughout his career, but the Los Angeles Dodgers slugger is out of Saturday's lineup with a back problem. 

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St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Carlos Martinez saw his Friday start against the Milwaukee Brewers cut short, and afterward, it was revealed he suffered a shoulder strain that will end his season. 

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Despite rumblings the Detroit Tigers were considering a managerial change for 2016, Brad Ausmus will be back for a third season with the team next year. 

Per the Tigers' official Twitter account, general manager Al Avila announced Ausmus will be retained.

Derek Jeter was out in full support of the Wolverines on Saturday.

The New York Yankees legend, who grew up in Michigan, received a personalized jersey from head coach Jim Harbaugh before the team took on BYU:

With The Captain behind them, the Wolverines will look to upset the No. 22 team in the nation.

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The best team in baseball this season may just play north of the border, and the Toronto Blue Jays will now have an entire postseason to prove their worth. 

Toronto technically clinched a playoff berth Friday night after its win over the Tampa Bay Rays, the team announced Saturday morning: 

Philadelphia Phillies left fielder Aaron Altherr may only be a rookie, but he certainly made a name for himself Friday night against the Washington Nationals. 

A seven-year wait on the North Side of Chicago is officially over after the Cubs clinched a playoff berth Friday by virtue of the San Francisco Giants' 5-4 loss to the Oakland A's.  

The Cubs' official Twitter account commemorated the achievement: 

Outfielder Dexter Fowler and pitcher Jake Arrieta celebrated with a Twitter post following Oakland's win: