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Prince Fielder is out of the Texas Rangers' starting lineup on Saturday with a herniated disk in his neck, Evan Grant of The Dallas Morning News reports. The loss of Fielder is just another blow to a Rangers team who have already seen the likes of Derek Holland, Jurickson Profar, Matt Harrison and others

Washington Nationals third baseman Ryan Zimmerman is currently on the disabled list with a broken thumb, but when he comes back, he may no longer be "Ryan Zimmerman, Washington Nationals third baseman."

It has been a nightmarish start to the season for 25-year-old Will Middlebrooks, and it's about to get even worse. 

According WEEI.com's Alex Speier, the Red Sox have placed the third baseman on the disabled list with a fractured finger:

As the Arizona Diamondbacks desperately search for answers amid a frustrating start, the team thinks it has found the man who can provide them. The Diamondbacks announced Hall of Fame manager Tony La Russa will join the team in a newly created Chief Baseball Officer position.

Do you remember the infamous "Jungle Bird," the man who crashed the 2012 U.S. Open and a 2013 match between Everton and Juventus all in the name of deforestation? Of course you do. 

Well, he's back, this time storming the field at Nationals Park during Washington's matchup against the New York Mets. 

A woman reportedly fell down an elevator shaft at Fenway Park on Friday night following the Boston Red Sox's 1-0 loss to the Detroit Tigers.

ESPNBoston.com's Gordon Edes reported that the unidentified female fell two stories, from the fourth level down to the second. She was found unconscious and transported to Beth Israel Hospital, where her condition remains unknown:

The Kansas City Royals and the Make-A-Wish foundation in Missouri made 6-year-old Isai Rojas a very happy kid on Friday, as he had an experience he'll never forget.

Well, this is awkward.

According to Adam Rubin of ESPNNewYork.com, a staff member of the New York Mets accidentally sent out general manager Sandy Alderson's credit card information to the New York press. The staff member intended to send the information to get tickets for a Broadway show.

Fortunately, the mistake was quickly caught and the information didn't spread to anyone except the media members.

Fans attending St. Louis Cardinals games at Busch Stadium have to be on their best behavior, or they might feel the wrath of the team's superhero.

A man named Charlie Chartland, who identifies himself as the St. Louis Superman, breaks up fights around the stadium in a full costume, sometimes even laying on offending fans to prevent the fight from continuing.

Getting a big raise can change the way people act, but for Milwaukee Brewers star Carlos Gomez, it changed the way he talked to some people.

Last spring, Gomez received a three-year, $24 million extension from the Brewers. That amount of money is enough to change one's lifestyle.