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The Toronto Blue Jays have the best offense in MLB by almost any measure, yet they're stuck in fourth place in the American League East. It doesn't take a brilliant baseball mind to deduce the problem is pitching, or a lack thereof.

Detroit Tigers superstar first baseman Miguel Cabrera suffered a calf injury Friday and was placed on the 15-day disabled list Saturday. 

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The St. Louis Cardinals may have found the perpetrator behind the hack of the Houston Astros' scouting information, but the saga isn't over for the franchise. 

Major League Baseball's Home Run Derby will celebrate its 30th birthday with a new look.

While the Derby has been subject to its fair share of rule changes in the past several years, this year's makeover focuses on a change already made to regular-season games: the length.

New York Yankees outfielder Carlos Beltran is on his way to the disabled list with an oblique injury. 

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Beltran placed on 15-Day DL

Friday, July 3

The Yankees announced Friday that Beltran will be placed on the 15-day DL with a strained left oblique. 

The New York Mets' charter plane was forced to make an unscheduled landing on Thursday en route to Los Angeles for a series with the Dodgers, beginning on Friday. 

According to ESPN New York's Adam Rubin, the flight landed in Detroit when a member of the media traveling on the plane had a "health issue."

Most teams are right around the 81-game mark, making this the halfway point of the 2015 MLB season.

Which teams have surprised us so far? Which have disappointed?

Check out Scott Miller's breakdown of the biggest surprises and disappointments of the first half of the 2015 MLB season.

The 2015 MLB trade deadline is just under a month away, and Scott Miller has some bold predictions for deals that could shake up the playoff picture.

Will the Philadelphia Phillies finally trade Cole Hamels? Which team would benefit the most from landing the pitcher?

Coming into Friday’s series opener, the Chicago Cubs and Miami Marlins were each coming off series sweeps. Both, however, had questions on offense.

The Cubs had scored 20 runs in their past 10 games, going 5-5, thanks to a series against the even-more-hapless Mets. The Marlins were still somehow scoring runs despite the loss of slugger Giancarlo Stanton.

On Friday, those questions came to a head.

When New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez launched a home run into the seats at Yankee Stadium for his 3,000th career hit in June, it seemed as though he would never get the ball back, but the dynamic changed Friday, as the Yanks negotiated a deal with the fan who caught it.