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Chicago Cubs star Kyle Schwarber was scratched from the team's lineup Wednesday with sore ribs.

The injury occurred during a check swing in the batting cage, according to Bruce Levine of CBS Chicago. 

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St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Matt Holliday is still recovering from a strained quad suffered on July 29. There's no timetable for the slugger's return, although he's making slow progress. 

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A young Kansas City Royals fan channeled his inner George Costanza while enjoying some ice cream Tuesday night.

During the Royals' game against the Detroit Tigers, cameras caught up with the young fan eating ice cream the way it should be eaten: with no regrets.

The young kid had the delicious dessert all over his face with not a care in the world. That's what you call living, folks.

Elvis Andrus...that man is fast.

The Texas Rangers speedster stole home like it was routine during the team's contest against the San Diego Padres on Tuesday night.

The Miami Marlins are not having their best season. At 54-79, they sit one game out of last place in a weak National League East division, and it seems like changes are on the horizon, especially for manager Dan Jennings. 

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Only a handful of no-hitters are thrown each year at the major league level, and should a team fall victim to one, morale can quickly plummet. While one team celebrates ecstatically, the other quietly saunters into an even quieter clubhouse.

First baseman Mark Teixeira has been a driving force behind the New York Yankees' high-powered offense this season, but the American League All-Star is now banged up at a critical time.

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The Kansas City Royals have hit an unexpected bump in their road to a repeat World Series bid. Or, to be more accurate, several bumps.

The Oakland Athletics have to be hoping State Farm covers defective wall panels.

Monday night's game between the A's and the Los Angeles Angels was bizarrely delayed in the bottom of the fifth inning because of an issue with the O.co Coliseum outfield wall.  

There was an unusual scene in the Los Angeles Dodgers dugout during Monday night's game against the San Francisco Giants, with Enrique "Kike" Hernandez morphing from a baseball player into a human banana.

Hernandez—who is currently on the disabled list with a hamstring injury—was spotted in the dugout in the 14th inning wearing a banana outfit. Questions should immediately start popping into your head.

Um, what? Whose idea was this? Why?