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Five-year-old Hailey Dawson was born with Poland syndrome, which left her without fingers on her right hand.

But she has a robotic one made by engineering students at UNLV that slides onto her palm and moves its fingers with the movements of her wrist.

With the exception of a broken jaw suffered in 2013, St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Jason Heyward has been fairly durable since making his MLB debut in 2010. However, he left Monday's game against the San Francisco Giants after the second inning with a hamstring injury.

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New York Yankees pitcher Bryan Mitchell was in the middle of a scary scene Monday, when a line drive off the bat of the Minnesota Twins' Eduardo Nunez struck him in the face. 

He has been diagnosed with a "small nasal fracture," according to Mike Berardino of the St. Paul Pioneer Press. 

Texas Rangers pitcher Yu Darvish threw for the first time since his Tommy John surgery, per Jeff Wilson of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.

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San Francisco Giants pitcher Madison Bumgarner had an incredible Sunday against the Washington Nationals.

No team has officially qualified for the 2015 MLB playoffs just yet, but the league already has the postseason structure in place for this October and November.

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Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Ryan Braun hit a fifth-inning grand slam in Sunday's 6-1 win over the Philadelphia Phillies, tying Robin Yount at 251 homers for first place on the all-time franchise list, per ESPN Stats & Info.

Chicago White Sox pitcher Chris Sale nearly matched a single-game franchise record in Sunday's 3-1 win over the Chicago Cubs, falling just one strikeout shy of the 16 recorded by Jack Harshman on July 25, 1954 against the Boston Red Sox, per ESPN Stats & Info.

CC Sabathia had to be pulled away from a fight and put into a cab early Saturday morning outside of EFS Nightclub in Toronto, according to TMZ Sports.

The site shared a video of the incident. (Note: The following video contains some violence and profanity and is NSFW.)

When things are going well, players stick to what is working.

Apparently managers do the same.

The Chicago Cubs entered Sunday's game against the Chicago White Sox having won 15 of their previous 16 games, including nine in a row. Perhaps the reason behind the streak was the fact that Cubs manager Joe Maddon wore the same—unwashed—socks in each of the nine wins.