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Derek Jeter is a multitalented man.

On the links at his annual celebrity golf invitational in Las Vegas, the retired New York Yankees legend appears to have hit a hole-in-one. His sister, Sharlee Jeter, president of his Turn 2 Foundation, posted the footage to Instagram.

The video doesn't supply foolproof evidence of the feat, but ace or no ace, folks sure are having fun out there.

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MLB outfielders are having quite a week.

The third week of the 2016 MLB season is in the books, and it's time for a quick look back at the biggest takeaways from around the league.

Jake Arrieta of the Chicago Cubs provided the big highlight of the week with his second career no-hitter, and in the process he's continued to close the gap on Clayton Kershaw for the title of best pitcher in the game.

The Jet stole home! The Jet stole home!

In this case, "The Jet" was not beloved Sandlot character Benny Rodriguez but the New York Yankees' own Jacoby Ellsbury.

The 2016 Major League Baseball season has only been around long enough to make a first impression. It'll be a while before we really know what it's all about.

But for now, some things about the 2016 season stand out.

There are dozens of early talking points worth discussing. But for brevity's sake, we've narrowed things down to nine big ones. From players and teams that are and aren't performing well to how the game is being played, these are the early themes that define the 2016 season.

Step into the box when you're ready.

New York Mets outfielder Yoenis Cespedes was forced to exit Friday's game against the Atlanta Braves with right leg discomfort.

Continue for updates.

For the first time in nearly a decade, baseball legend Barry Bonds stepped back onto the AT&T Park field.

And although the home run king was representing the Miami Marlins outfitted in silver and teal, San Francisco Giants fans hardly treated him as an opponent.

In fact, it was entirely the opposite.

It'd be hackneyed—and overkill—to begin a dissection of the Houston Astros' slow start with "Houston, we have a problem."

It's April. There are 145 games left on the schedule. Grains of salt must still be liberally sprinkled over every statistic and slot in the standings.

But this isn't how things were supposed to go for the Astros.

This might be the weirdest triple play you'll ever see. 

The Chicago White Sox led the Texas Rangers 5-0 in the top of the seventh inning with the bases loaded and nobody out with Mitch Moreland at the plate.

Moreland lined out to right fielder Adam Eaton, who launched a throw to first baseman Jose Abreu.

Major League Baseball has suspended Toronto Blue Jays first baseman Chris Colabello for failing a performance-enhancing-drug test.