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The Baltimore Orioles' home game scheduled for Monday against the Chicago White Sox has been postponed due to unrest in the city.    

In addition to providing the news, the Orioles' official Twitter account added further information regarding rescheduling:

If the Cleveland Indians and Kansas City Royals engage in a benches-clearing brawl on Monday night, Indians pitcher Trevor Bauer is ready to go.

Outfielder Josh Hamilton held a press conference Monday to discuss being traded from the Los Angeles Angels to the Texas Rangers, his drug and alcohol relapse and his future with the Rangers and beyond baseball.     

After a little over two seasons, Josh Hamilton is no longer a member of the Los Angeles Angels.

The team announced Monday that it has agreed to trade Hamilton to the Texas Rangers:

Fox Sports' Ken Rosenthal provided more details on the trade:

Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Chris Archer tossed seven shutout innings during Sunday's 5-1 win over the Toronto Blue Jays, setting a franchise record by going a fourth consecutive start without allowing an earned run, per ESPN Stats & Info.

Chicago White Sox first baseman Jose Abreu played the 162nd game of his career Sunday against the Kansas City Royals, allowing him to join Rudy York, Chuck Klein and Ryan Braun as the only players in MLB history with a .300 batting average, 40 home runs and 120 RBI through 162 games, per ESPN Stats & Info.

Max Scherzer has been one of the most durable pitchers in baseball since 2009, but the Washington Nationals ace is dealing with a sprained right thumb.     

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During a game between the Boston Red Sox and Baltimore Orioles at Camden Yards on Saturday, protests in the city of Baltimore caused Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake to urge fans at the stadium to remain there for the time being.

Eduardo A. Encina of The Baltimore Sun tweeted out a picture of Mayor Rawlings-Blake's message that appeared on the Camden Yards video scoreboard:

St. Louis Cardinals ace Adam Wainwright has been fighting injuries on a near-constant basis since late in 2014. It's appears to be a problem again, as the veteran came up limping after batting against the Brewers on Saturday.

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Adrian Beltre is a good baseball player and a better businessman.

On Friday, the Texas Rangers third baseman shattered three bats while squaring off against Garrett Richards, a 26-year-old flame-thrower from the Los Angeles Angels.

Beltre doesn't care that he's made a whopping $165 million over the course of his 18-year career. He still wants compensation from the reliever.