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New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman isn't very happy with Alex Rodriguez right now. 

In an interview with Andrew Marchand of ESPN New York, the 45-year-old had some choice words for the oft-scrutinized third baseman.

The Los Angeles Dodgers (33-42) and San Francisco Giants (38-38) rivalry continues to boil as they square off in the second game of their series in Los Angeles Tuesday night at 10:10 p.m. ET. The Dodgers took the first game 3-1, as rookie phenom Yasiel Puig continued his torrid pace, hitting his seventh home run in just 20 games while going 3-for-4 with two RBI against the Giants. 

Well, that was about as short lived as humanly possible.

Just two days after returning from the 60-day designated list, Franklin Gutierrez' is officially back on the 15-day disabled list with a hamstring injury. The initial diagnosis does not look good:

Matt Kemp returns to the Dodgers lineup on Tuesday after being out since May 29 with a right hamstring strain.

Former Chicago Cubs pitcher Kerry Wood reportedly found the body of a dead man while paddle boarding in the city's Belmont Harbor on Monday.

Will Middlebrooks has been demoted to Triple-A, and it's starting to make fans wonder—did we jump the gun on crowning him the next big star of the Boston Red Sox?

 White Sox 5, Mets 4

WP: Addison Reed (3-0) LP: LaTroy Hawkins (2-1)

How They Scored:

Top 1: Marlon Byrd Sacrifice Fly; Josh Satin RBI Single

Bottom 1: Alex Rios RBI Ground Out

Bottom 3: Tyler Flowers Solo Home Run (7)

Top 5: Andrew Brown Solo Home Run (3)

Bottom 5: Alejandro De Aza RBI Ground Out; Alexei Ramirez Sacrifice Fly

Top 9: David Wright Scored on Error

Is the entertainment business in New York Yankees' legend Mariano Rivera's future plans? Even if it wasn't, now it could be.

Carlos Marmol has finally worn out his welcome with the Chicago Cubs. The organization announced on Twitter that the relief pitcher has been designated for assignment: 

UPDATE: Tuesday, June 25, at 5:21 p.m. ET by Ian Hanford

The Detroit Tigers obliterated the Boston Red Sox 10-3, Saturday evening at Comerica Park.

Everything went right for the Tigers all night long.

Detroit wasted no time, striking early with a huge grand slam by way of Victor Martinez in the first inning. From that moment on, the hits kept coming.