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Play between the Atlanta Braves and New York Yankees was overshadowed by a scary incident Saturday night when a fan fell from the upper deck at Turner Field and landed on the concrete behind home plate, according to MLB.com's Bryan Hoch.

Addison Reed is on the move to his third team in as many years, as the New York Mets acquired the volatile reliever off waivers Saturday from the Arizona Diamondbacks, per ESPNNewYork.com's Adam Rubin. Fox Sports' Ken Rosenthal confirmed the deal.

St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Lance Lynn was forced to leave Saturday's game against the San Francisco Giants after rolling his right ankle while fielding a ground ball, according to Bay Area News Group's Andrew Baggarly. 

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If you're a fan of the invisible parrot Edwin Encarnacion takes for a stroll as he rounds the bases after home runs, you were in luck Saturday.

There are moments rare enough that you try everything in your power to keep them etched in your memory—like when Jonny Gomes pitches an inning of relief for the Atlanta Braves.

Yes, Jonny Gomes, the left fielder.

A cameraman got hit with a home run ball during the Baltimore Orioles-Texas Rangers game Friday night. But don't worry, he was not fazed. 

During the bottom of the fifth inning, Rangers catcher Chris Gimenez cranked a solo shot to center field to break a 1-1 tie, hitting the poor cameraman right in the arm. The warrior flinched, and then he graced us with a flex. 

Vin Scully, 87 years young, will return to call games for the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2016. 

The team made it official Friday night:

The Dodgers called upon both Magic Johnson and Jimmy Kimmel to make the reveal to thousands of grateful Dodgers fans inside Dodger Stadium:

Kansas City Royals designated hitter Kendrys Morales sat on Erasmo Ramirez's fastball in the third inning, driving it deep to center field.

But before Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Kevin Kiermaier could make out what was happening as the ball hit the catwalk, he made a mad dash for the wall to try to rob Morales of his two-run shot.

It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a...baseball?

Josh Donaldson crushed Matt Boyd's 93 mph fastball in the third inning Friday, sending it flying toward the fifth deck at Rogers Centre to give the Toronto Blue Jays a 3-1 lead over the Detroit Tigers.

Major League Baseball and '90s sitcoms go together like peanut butter and jelly, or something like that.