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The Miami Marlins' disappointing season has gotten worse, as star outfielder Christian Yelich has landed on the disabled list with a knee injury. 

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Yelich Out with Knee Contusion

Saturday, August 15

Per the Marlins' official Twitter, Marcell Ozuna has been called up to take Yelich's spot after he was placed on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to August 10. 

Teammates joke around with each other quite frequently, but oftentimes the most fun comes from opposing players messing with each other.

On Friday night, Detroit Tigers first baseman Miguel Cabrera and Houston Astros second baseman Jose Altuve got into a silly little war—during the game.

The Kansas City Royals are creating a buzz—and it's contagious. The 69-46 Royals are in first place in the AL Central and are gearing up for the playoffs. 

San Diego Padres right fielder Matt Kemp became the first player in franchise history to hit for the cycle Friday night. 

Boston Red Sox manager John Farrell announced Friday that he has been diagnosed with lymphoma. 

WEEI tweeted out the news directly from Farrell:

WHDH-TV in Boston passed along the manager's full statement:

Barry Bonds was one of the greatest baseball players on the field during his 22-year playing career, but for various reasons, he hasn't been close to being elected into the Baseball Hall of Fame. 

Before taking on the New York Yankees on Thursday night, Cleveland Indians infielder Mike Aviles shared a touching moment with his family.

San Francisco Giants left fielder Norichika Aoki is battling concussion-like symptoms. 

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Aoki Headed to DL

Thursday, August 13

According to USA Today's Jorge L. Ortiz, the Giants placed Aoki on the seven-day disabled list after he left Wednesday's game against the Houston Astros with "lightheadedness."

Minnesota Twins starting pitcher Phil Hughes has run into lower back inflammation problems. 

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Hughes' Back Forces Him Out

Thursday, August 13

MLB Roster Moves announced on Thursday that Hughes will be placed on the 15-day disabled list because of lower back inflammation.       

Dave Dombrowski's long run of success as a general manager, especially with the Detroit Tigers from 2002 until leaving the team on August 4, meant he wouldn't need to wait long before Major League Baseball teams came calling.   

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