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Veteran announcer Vin Scully has had too many iconic calls to count.

But on Tuesday, the Los Angeles Dodgers asked fans to rank the 88-year-old's top 20, which include perfect games by Don Larsen (1956) and Sandy Koufax (1965) and Clayton Kershaw's no-hitter (2014). Also featured are Hank Aaron's 715th home run (1974) and the team's first game after Sept. 11 (2001).

The Los Angeles Angels announced Tuesday they placed closer Huston Street on the disabled list with inflammation in his right knee.

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Kansas City Royals pitcher Danny Duffy set a franchise single-game record with his 16 strikeouts in Monday's 3-0 win over the Tampa Bay Rays, besting the old record of 15 that Zack Greinke established in 2009, per Sportsnet Stats.

Atlanta Braves outfielder Matt Kemp, who was acquired from the San Diego Padres on Saturday in exchange for Hector Olivera, complimented his new city while simultaneously taking a shot at Los Angeles and San Diego on Tuesday.

Minnesota Twins outfielder Max Kepler turned in a historic performance during Monday's 12-5 win over the Cleveland Indians, becoming the first rookie in franchise history to hit three home runs in a single game, per Sportsnet Stats.

The Los Angeles Dodgers announced they demoted outfielder Yasiel Puig to the minor leagues on Tuesday, and he is expected to be sent to their Triple-A affiliate, the Oklahoma City Dodgers.

A key piece of the Houston Astros bullpen is on the shelf, as Luke Gregerson suffered an injury to his left oblique. 

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Gregerson Placed on DL

Tuesday, August 2

Per the Astros' official Twitter account, Gregerson was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a strained left oblique. 

Already boasting a lineup with outstanding young hitters, the Boston Red Sox are adding another one to the mix by calling up top prospect Andrew Benintendi from Double-A Portland.

The Red Sox officially announced Benintendi's promotion on Twitter.

The seventh overall pick in last year's draft, Benintendi's stock has done nothing but rise in the 13 months he's been in the Red Sox farm system.

Cleveland Indians pitcher Danny Salazar will miss at least two weeks because of an injury to his pitching elbow that forced him to the disabled list. It is uncertain when he will return to action.

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Chernoff Comments on Salazar's MRI, Timeline for Return

Wednesday, Aug. 3

Indians general manager Mike Chernoff told MLB Network Radio that Salazar's MRI "came back clean," adding that the team is "hoping he doesn't miss too many starts."

With the New York Yankees purging themselves of many veteran stars before the MLB's non-waiver trade deadline Monday, Alex Rodriguez's future remains up in the air.

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