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Jimmy Rollins left Monday night's game against the Pittsburgh Pirates after suffering an injury on a triple in the bottom of the fourth inning. According to Jim Salisbury of CSNPhilly.com, the Philadelphia Phillies shortstop strained his left hamstring:

In the bottom of the ninth inning of Saturday's game between the Baltimore Orioles and the Tampa Bay Rays, catcher Nick Hundley messed up on the catch. After the ball went to the backstop, Yunel Escobar sprinted toward home and scored the walk-off run in the 3-2 win. 

An elbow injury has brought Yu Darvish's season to an early end.

Updates from Saturday, Sept. 6

Tom Haudricourt of The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports Braun will unexpectedly be in the Brewers' lineup:

Adam McCalvy of MLB.com provides the full lineup:

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After losing in the fourth round of the women's U.S. Open, Eugenie Bouchard decided to stay in New York and go to a Yankees game.

During Friday's contest against the Kansas City Royals, Bouchard had a little bit of luck on her side. She ended up catching not one, but two foul balls during the game.

That's quite a way to cap off a career-best year for the 20-year-old Canadian tennis star.

We've all heard gimmicky names, though "Camden Yards" may have set the standard.

No, we're not talking about the home of the Baltimore Orioles, Oriole Park at Camden Yards. We're talking about a 10-year-old who bares that name.

The Toronto Blue Jays shut Melky Cabrera down for the rest of the regular season on Friday night.

The team announced that the 30-year-old outfielder will have season-ending surgery on his right pinkie finger, per Gregor Chisholm of MLB.com:

Cabrera exited Friday's game against the Boston Red Sox after injuring the finger:

There is no better feeling for a young child than nabbing a baseball at a major league park. 

However, this young boy in Boston passed it up and paid it forward in a big way. After Red Sox catcher Christian Vazquez's foul ball found its way into the stands during the bottom of the fourth inning on Friday, the boy immediately handed the ball to the young girl sitting behind him.

San Diego Padres shortstop Everth Cabrera was reportedly arrested on Wednesday for operating a vehicle under the influence, according to TMZSports.com.

Per the report, Cabrera was under the influence of marijuana and arrested as a result. The incident happened just after midnight on September 3.

In the midst of an abysmal season for the Texas Rangers, things just got much worse for the franchise. Ron Washington, the team's manager since the 2007 season, has reportedly resigned from the franchise.

Bob Dutton of The News Tribune reported the news Friday afternoon:

Jeff Wilson of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram provided background information on the matter: