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Communication is key—especially when it comes to free tickets that aren’t really free.

While getting interviewed by a reporter about her beloved Toronto Blue Jays, this fan misheard the question, “So you’re getting tickets for the next round?” as a definitive statement.

The thing is, though, she wasn’t getting any tickets. It’s a shame all that enthusiasm will have to go to waste. 

Alex Rodriguez and Pete Rose are no strangers to boo birds.

While on set Monday for Fox's coverage of the MLB postseason, A-Rod and the Hit King shared a fist bump after the New York Yankees designated hitter noted just how qualified he is in getting hated on:

The Chicago Cubs' official Twitter account doesn’t mess around.

During the team's Game 2 showdown with the New York Mets in the National League Championship Series on Sunday night, one fan took a shot in the dark and requested a Kyle Schwarber jersey:

The Chicago Cubs needed to start hot in Game 2 of the National League Championship Series after dropping Game 1 to the New York Mets, 2-4, on Saturday.

Chris Coghlan almost gave the Cubbies just that. But Curtis Granderson had other plans.

The veteran center fielder scaled the wall and brought the would-be dinger back, preserving New York’s 3-0 lead.

The Big Apple at Citi Field took a beating Saturday when New York Mets catcher Travis d'Arnaud pelted it with a home run.

On Sunday, the team fixed it—with a bandage.

D'Arnaud spotted the new addition while warming up for Game 2 of the National League Championship Series:

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As of Sunday, New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez was officially a member of the Fox Sports crew.

It didn't take long for him to leave his mark at the studio—literally.

Bat flipping isn’t for everyone.

On Friday, Toronto Mayor John Tory impersonated Blue Jays slugger Jose Bautista with a toss of his own.

It was as weak as you could imagine.

Some poor guy had to shuffle through the pool to retrieve it, though it should've been left in there—never to be tossed again:

By now, you've seen Kyle Schwarber's behemoth of a home run in the Chicago Cubs' series-clinching win in Game 4 of the National League Division Series.

Here's a different look—in flipbook form.

The Chicago Cubs beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-4 on Tuesday night, winning the team's first National League Division Series title since 2003 in front of a raucous crowd at Wrigley Field.

Now, this is a life-giving sentence for Cubs fans, but it doesn't really do justice to how Chicago went about dispatching the league's winningest regular-season team.

New York Mets fans don’t care much for Los Angeles Dodgers infielder Chase Utley at the moment.