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While most fans are focused firmly on the playoff races in the American and National Leagues, MLB is already turning its gaze to the 2016 regular season. The league revealed the full schedules for all 30 teams Tuesday afternoon.  

Toronto Blue Jays third baseman Josh Donaldson hit the 100th home run of his career in the first inning of Monday's 11-4 loss to the Boston Red Sox, going deep off Rick Porcello to give the Jays an early 1-0 lead, per Sportsnet Stats.

The Minnesota Twins took down the Kansas City Royals 6-2 on Monday night at Ewing M. Kauffman Stadium. After the game, the Twins had a little dance party in the locker room to celebrate the win.

However, an unlikely participant stole the show. 

The Twins' ball boy took center stage and absolutely crushed the famous dance, "Hit the Quan." 

The New York Yankees are battling the Toronto Blue Jays for an American League East crown this season, but they must do so without pitcher Nathan Eovaldi for at least the next two weeks thanks to elbow issues.

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The Washington Nationals missed a golden opportunity to make up ground on the division-leading New York Mets on Monday, and superstar Bryce Harper was not pleased with his team’s apparent lackluster home-field advantage during the 8-5 loss.

Charlie Sheen is a noted Cincinnati Reds fan, but when he saw Texas Rangers pitcher Derek Holland paying tribute to "Wild Thing," he just had to go visit the Rangers.

Sheen dropped in on the Rangers' clubhouse at Angels Stadium on Saturday after Holland held the Los Angeles Angels to just one run on three hits in eight innings. That's when the Texas left-hander got to show the actor his Wild Thing haircut:

Although Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Gerrit Cole had his way with the St. Louis Cardinals on Sunday night, it wasn't always smooth sailing for him.

When Cole went to pick up the rosin bag at one point during the game, he found himself in an unusual spot. The bag exploded on him, with the rosin emptying all over on the mound.

Umm, a little help, please?

After some initial concern from fans that he would go the Stephen Strasburg route, Matt Harvey confirmed he'll take the mound for the New York Mets in the 2015 postseason should the team qualify.

Boston Red Sox pitcher Henry Owens just found out what life is like for a rookie in the major leagues.

During Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Phillies, Red Sox players taped the 23-year-old southpaw to a pole inside of the Fenway Park dugout. At one point, even Owens' mouth was plastered shut.

In other words, Owens got the Pedro Martinez treatment:

If not for the scoreboard, who knows where this Kris Bryant blast would have landed.

In the bottom of the fifth inning of Sunday's game, Bryant crushed the 0-2 pitch from Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Rubby De La Rosa over the wall in left field and off the scoreboard—way up on the scoreboard.