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Boston Red Sox pitcher Koji Uehara will be on the disabled list for the remainder of the 2015 season with a fractured right wrist.

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The New York Yankees were held scoreless by the Toronto Blue Jays pitching staff Saturday and Sunday, marking the first time in an MLB-record 2,665 games that the Bronx Bombers have been shut out in consecutive contests, per MLB Stat of the Day.

While some ball boys/girls have trouble with slow grounders, there is no doubt this San Diego Padres ball girl can field her position.

In the bottom of the eighth inning of Sunday's 5-3 Phillies win at Petco Park, Padres outfielder Matt Kemp smoked a line-drive foul down the left field line. Just as the liner was about to make its way into the stands, the ball girl made a nice leaping grab.

Los Angeles Dodgers second baseman Howie Kendrick suffered a hamstring injury during his team’s 13-6 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates Sunday night.

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The Chicago Cubs completed a critical four-game sweep of the San Francisco Giants on Sunday afternoon, but baseball took a backseat in the game's aftermath. 

Fans throwing a visiting player's home run ball back onto the field is a common occurrence around Major League Baseball, normally resulting in nothing more than a slight delay.

On Sunday afternoon, there was an incident at Yankee Stadium that fortunately didn't cause a serious injury.

Toronto Blue Jays slugger Jose Bautista crushed his 26th home run of the season deep into the left field stands to give his team a 2-0 lead in the top of the fourth inning:

The Boston Red Sox designated pitcher Justin Masterson for assignment Sunday, according to Pete Abraham of the Boston Globe. 

Fact: The Washington Nationals' Stephen Strasburg is the first pitcher in franchise history to have 10 strikeouts and three hits in the same game.

Bleacher Report will be bringing sports fans the most interesting and engaging Cold Hard Fact of the day, presented by Coors Light.

Hall of Famer Randy Johnson played in the league for 22 years, eight of which for the Arizona Diamondbacks. He won a World Series with the club in 2001.

On Saturday, the Diamondbacks retired his No. 51, and they made the Big Unit a 51-inch corndog. That's a lot of calories, but he deserves it after an epic career. Eat up, Randy!

David Ortiz is a franchise icon for the Boston Red Sox, and he will be firmly in the middle of the lineup in 2016 after his 425th plate appearance of the 2015 season came Saturday. 

Scott Lauber of the Boston Herald provided the details: