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Milwaukee Brewers fans didn't think the 2015 season could get any worse, but any remaining optimism surrounding the team dwindled Monday with news that Ryan Braun is set for offseason surgery.

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The Washington Nationals are shrewd.

In the midst of a letdown season, the team is set to allow season-ticket holders the opportunity to earn their subscription to next year’s games for free. All they have to do is hit a home run.

Sounds easy enough, right? 

Scott Allen of the Washington Post explained the promotion:

Yadier Molina has been a driving force for the St. Louis Cardinals throughout his career, but the star catcher's season is in jeopardy after suffering a thumb injury.

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The Boston Red Sox have reportedly begun their search for a new general manager and are interviewing a respected candidate to start.

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The Milwaukee Brewers announced Monday that David Stearns would be taking over as general manager, per the team's official Twitter account:

The New York Yankees pitching staff took a hit Sunday when the team announced Masahiro Tanaka will miss Wednesday's start with a Grade 1 right hamstring strain.     

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While most sports fans were focused on the second week of the NFL season, Kendrys Morales had himself a day, picking up three solo home runs and a triple in the Kansas City Royals' 10-3 win over the Detroit Tigers.

Atlanta Braves pitcher Mike Foltynewicz has been hospitalized due to blood clots in his right throwing arm.

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Foltynewicz Has Been in Hospital Since Friday

Sunday, September 20

The Braves posted an official announcement to provide details on Foltynewicz's condition:

The Los Angeles Dodgers lost third baseman Justin Turner on Saturday night when he was taken out of a game with a knee problem. 

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Turner Battling Knee Soreness

Saturday, Sept. 19

According to the Dodgers' official Twitter, Turner left the game against Pittsburgh due to soreness in his left knee. 

Milwaukee Brewers third baseman Elian Herrera was forced to leave Saturday's 9-7 loss to the Cincinnati Reds after colliding with Shane Peterson, according to MLB.com's Adam McCalvy. 

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