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CC Sabathia had to be pulled away from a fight and put into a cab early Saturday morning outside of EFS Nightclub in Toronto, according to TMZ Sports.

The site shared a video of the incident. (Note: The following video contains some violence and profanity and is NSFW.)

When things are going well, players stick to what is working.

Apparently managers do the same.

The Chicago Cubs entered Sunday's game against the Chicago White Sox having won 15 of their previous 16 games, including nine in a row. Perhaps the reason behind the streak was the fact that Cubs manager Joe Maddon wore the same—unwashed—socks in each of the nine wins. 

Crunch time is approaching for the 2015 daily fantasy baseball season. With the postseason just over one month away and myriad teams still vying for playoff spots, the pressure has been ratcheted up in baseball.

What does it all mean for daily fantasy owners? Well, let's just say there are some stars emerging who simply can't be left out of lineups. Here is a look at some players who need to be picked up for Monday's slate of games.

When they shoot Field of Dreams II, and it's inevitably based on Madison Bumgarner's straight-to-DVD, hackishly unbelievable real life, they'll probably model the Big Game after the performance he had Sunday.

The second that New York Mets catcher Travis d'Arnaud saw the lightning and heard the thunder, the only thing on his mind was getting to the dugout as quickly as possible.

On September 1, each MLB team will have the opportunity to add 15 extra bodies to its roster. The following slides will highlight some of the top candidates at each position who could be included in those additions.

Teams will promote promising players for a variety of different reasons.

Throughout the season, fantasy baseball managers envisioned better times via the trade market. Now with the deadline about up in most leagues, all of everyone's hopes transfer to the waiver wire.

Locking trades entraps owners into feeling their fates are set. With no portal left for deals, everyone is largely stuck to play the season out and watch the end unfold. Free agency is nice, but how many game-changers funnel through the open market?

The dog days of summer are here as we have reached crunch time in the 2015 MLB season.

Getting hot at the right time can go a long way in August and September, and even with so many games already in the books, teams continue to shuffle up and down in these rankings on a weekly basis.

So let's take an updated look at how all 30 teams currently stack up.

When putting together this list, we considered the following factors:

It was an equipment bag. How many times have you picked up your gear and not thought anything of it?

Surely, when Boston Red Sox manager John Farrell reached for an equipment bag in New York the week before last, he did so without a second thought. Like pulling on a shirt or tying his shoes.

This time, though, as he lifted, he suffered a hernia.

Which led to a minor, routine procedure in Detroit a few days later.

That led to an absolutely stunning, horrifying revelation.

No matter the situation, Matt Harvey wants the ball in his hand. It's an admirable trait to have an unyielding competitive streak running through his veins, and it's not something that can be taught. You either have it or you don't.

But as New York's 26-year-old star understands better than most, it's something that can oftentimes lead to frustration.