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The New York Mets added more depth to their bullpen Tuesday night with the acquisition of left-handed pitcher Eric O’Flaherty from the Oakland Athletics.

Anyone who grew up playing Little League has been Alex Wood at least once before.

With his Los Angeles Dodgers deadlocked at 1-1 with the Philadelphia Phillies in the bottom of the seventh inning Tuesday night, Wood reared back to deliver a full-count pitch to Odubel Herrera with runners on first and second. 

With his Cincinnati Reds clinging to a 3-2 lead in the top of the eighth inning, center fielder Billy Hamilton got on his horse and made a leaping over-the-shoulder snag right in front of the warning track.

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Jason Heyward had a sure extra-base hit if not for Hamilton’s heroics.

As a batter, sometimes all you can do is tip your cap. The Reds held on for a 3-2 win.

Atlanta Braves outfielder Eury Perez did everything right. He tracked the ball, chased it down, dove and pointed his glove skyward to show the umpire.

Hold on, he missed a step—actually catching the ball.

The Detroit Tigers shook up their front office Tuesday, announcing Al Avila as the club's new general manager and executive vice president of baseball operations.

Toronto Blues Jays pitcher Aaron Sanchez and manager John Gibbons have been suspended by Major League Baseball for their involvement in a bench-clearing spat with the Kansas City Royals on Sunday. 

MLB announced the suspensions and their lengths on Tuesday afternoon:

The Arizona Diamondbacks have found an awesome way to honor one of the greatest players in franchise history.

On Saturday, the Diamondbacks will retire Randy Johnson's No. 51. In the spirit of the event, the team will be wearing top-notch commemorative patches.

Here's how the patches will look on Arizona's hats:

With his wife Tiffany watching from the stands, San Francisco Giants rookie Kelby Tomlinson wasted no time in getting his first MLB hit. 

On this date 22 years ago, Texas Rangers pitcher Nolan Ryan and Chicago White Sox third baseman Robin Ventura were involved in one of the most memorable benches-clearing brawls in baseball history.

There had been some bad blood brewing between the teams for a few years, with tensions reaching an all-time high during one August night in 1993.

Tensions were once again high when the Kansas City Royals and the Toronto Blue Jays met this past weekend, with the benches clearing on Sunday.