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San Diego Padres starting pitcher Josh Johnson is facing another long road to recovery, as he's reportedly set to undergo his third Tommy John surgery in the near future.

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After spending the entire 2015 season in Triple-A, former American League Cy Young Award winner Barry Zito will join the Oakland Athletics for the final two weeks of the Major League Baseball season.   

According to the A's official Twitter account, Zito and Cody Martin were recalled from Nashville, and Jesse Chavez was placed on the 60-day disabled list. 

While many fans value foul balls like they are gold, it's hard to say Root Sports' Colorado Rockies reporter Ryan Spilborghs didn't come out as the winner of a trade that went down at Dodger Stadium on Tuesday night.

It's no secret Chicago Cubs pitcher Jon Lester doesn't like throwing over to first base when he's on the mound. Knowing that, Pittsburgh Pirates left fielder Starling Marte decided to test the southpaw.

While it's hard to blame Marte for doing so, it didn't work out well.

You go against Jake Arrieta ($14,000) these days, you lose. It's just that simple.

The Detroit Tigers certainly have had a season to forget.

What offseason moves do the Tigers need to make to have a strong 2016?  What free agents should Detroit look to jump on?

With the New York Yankees attempting to make their way into the postseason, everyone is wondering who would be the best and worst matchups for the team. 

Where do the Yankees stand against the New York Mets? Who do the Yankees stand a solid chance against?

What a year it's been for prospects in 2015. Top talents have impressed at every level, including standout performances in the majors. 

Now that the minor league season has concluded, we've compiled a list of 2015's best prospect seasons. The following slideshow will take a closer look at Bleacher Report's 2015 All-Prospect Team.

To be eligible for inclusion, players must still have prospect status and/or spent all of 2015 in the minor leagues. That means you won't find players such as Kyle Schwarber, Miguel Sano and Aaron Nola on this list. 

It's time for magic numbers and scoreboard watching. For living and dying with every pitch of one-run games in the bottom of the ninth. For praying a little harder to the baseball gods for some divine intervention on behalf of your favorite contender.

Sort of.

NEW YORK — Believe it or not, Yoenis Cespedes can play the guitar, too.

In fact, the way they tell it in the New York Mets clubhouse, he saw a guitar when he was with the Boston Red Sox last year, decided he wanted to play it and learned right away.

The way they tell it in the Mets clubhouse, there's nothing Cespedes can't do.