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The 2013 MLB Draft is fresh in our minds, and although it's hard to contain the excitement about No. 1 pick Mark Appel finally being drafted, there are many lesser-known prospects who could make a splash sooner than we think. 

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The Seattle Mariners are pulling out all of the stops in order to stay away from the cellar of the AL West. Their next move: calling up another top prospect.    

Larry Stone of the Seattle Times reported Tuesday afternoon that the Mariners are promoting the top position player in the organization, Mike Zunino, from Triple-A:

Over the weekend, MLB.com released the most recent tallies for MLB All-Star fan voting. Many positions look to be locked up, but a number of players are still making their cases for why they should get the nod.

Former Arizona State outfielder Cory Hahn's journey following paralyzation suffered during his freshman season with the Sun Devils has added another touching layer.  

The phrase "pitcher's duel" has been redefined.  

The Miami Marlins defeated the New York Mets by a score of 2-1 in an epic 20-inning game. Sixteen pitchers saw action for these two teams, with four throwing at least six innings of action.

In the end, this ended up being one of the longest games in the history of the Mets franchise.

That's what you call a fatiguing battle.

It's a debut many Pittsburgh Pirates fans have anxiously been awaiting since the 2011 MLB draft.

Top right-handed pitching prospect Gerrit Cole will finally make his MLB debut Tuesday night against the San Francisco Giants, according to the Pirates' official Twitter account:

The MLB world was delivered a bombshell on Tuesday night when it was revealed that Ryan Braun, Alex Rodriguez and several other players are facing potential suspensions for performance-enhancing drugs. 

ESPN's T.J. Quinn had the news:

Major League Baseball is reportedly preparing to take an unprecedented stand against performance-enhancing drugs.

According to ESPN's John Buccigross, the network's Outside the Lines program has learned MLB is preparing to suspend Alex Rodriguez, Ryan Braun and others involved with the Biogenesis scandal:

The Washington Nationals decided to recall infielder Anthony Rendon to the 25-man roster on Tuesday, one of many moves the team made as Jayson Werth returned from the disabled list and Danny Espinosa took his place. 

Hanley Ramirez will return to the lineup for the Los Angeles Dodgers today after sustaining a hamstring injury in early May, the team announced via Twitter: