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Cuban baseball player Loah Linares wants a tryout with the Los Angeles Dodgers so badly that he is willing to camp outside of Dodger Stadium until he gets one.

The Kansas City Royals and Tampa Bay Rays met at Tropicana Field this past weekend, which set up quite the matchup.

No, not Johnny Cueto versus Evan Longoria. Royals pitcher Jeremy Guthrie against Rays ball boy Bobby.

Guthrie, who is a starting pitcher, spent time in the weekend series sitting in the bullpen with the Kansas City relievers. While he was there, he put his time to good use.

For the first time ever, eight-year-old Thomas Walkup recently got to see Los Angeles Angels superstar Mike Trout clearly—and he got to do it in person.

Thomas developed infantile nystagmus syndrome, aka "shaky eyes," shortly after birth. He was unable to see anything clearly, meaning there were certain things he wouldn't be able to do, such as play baseball.

Longtime Cleveland Indians executive Mark Shapiro announced Monday he will be leaving the franchise after more than two decades to become the president and CEO of the Toronto Blue Jays and Rogers Centre.

Shapiro said in a statement on the Indians' TribeVibe blog:

Chicago Cubs manager Joe Maddon scheduled a pajama party for his team's flight home from L.A. on Sunday.

Chicago Cubs starting pitcher Jake Arrieta is no stranger to flirting with no-hitters, losing two in the eighth inning last season. On Sunday night, he finished the job, holding the Los Angeles Dodgers hitless in a 2-0 victory.

Luckily for these Cleveland Indians newbies, they didn't have to go through this rookie initiation alone.

They had one another.

Stephen Strasburg has endured a difficult season for the Washington Nationals, and it doesn't appear like it's going to get better anytime soon, as he was lifted from a start against the Miami Marlins on Sunday with a back injury, per Chase Hughes of CSN.

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San Francisco Giants pitcher Tim Lincecum may miss the remainder of the 2015 season after suffering a setback in his recovery from a hip injury.

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A young San Francisco Giants fan was shocked he didn't grab a foul ball that came his way during the team's game against the St. Louis Cardinals on Saturday.