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Lonnie Chisenhall had himself a night to remember on Monday. The Cleveland Indians third baseman registered five hits, three home runs and nine runs batted in against the Texas Rangers, per Jeff Wilson of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram:

He capped off his historic performance with a home run in the top of the eighth to make it a 17-6 game in favor of the Indians. The Tribe would end up winning 17-7.

For those who have felt forced to wear your sunglasses at night, breaking UV news: It’s now safe to actually look at the Houston Astros as they play baseball without fear of severely damaging your retinas.

George Springer and Jon Singleton are the best things to come along since Jeff Bagwell and Craig Biggio...or, at least, since the mothballing of those funky 1970s rainbow uniforms (which, like the recent batch of abominable baseball in Houston, also caused lots of folks to break out their shades).

There was a scary moment at Miller Park in Milwaukee Tuesday, as a fan fell over the outfield wall and had to be stretchered off the field. 

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Tom Haudricourt provided some details of the incident: 

Just because a ball is foul doesn't mean it's traveling any slower.

Mark Sheldon, the Cincinnati Reds reporter for MLB.com, found that out the hard way on Tuesday when San Francisco Giants third baseman Pablo Sandoval stepped up to the plate.

RIP my laptop. Sandoval foul hit it #reds pic.twitter.com/igNCCLeKMp

It's already the first week of June, but Mat Latos has yet to throw a pitch for the Cincinnati Reds this season. Although the rotation has held its own during his absence, his return will have some effects on the entire pitching staff.

Accurately predicting a draft in any sport for any team is difficult, but when it comes to the San Francisco Giants in the 2014 MLB draft, the task becomes even more challenging.

It's time to answer the age-old question: Could Vladimir Guerrero hit 50 Cent's first pitch?

Okay, maybe that's not an age-old question, but it's still fun to think about.

MLB Fan Cave created this hilarious Vine of the rapper and former MLB star facing off.

Yes, you read that right. Robocop threw out the first pitch at Tuesday's matchup between the Detroit Tigers and Toronto Blue Jays.

How did the part-human, part robotic officer do? Some might say the pitch lacked explosion, but you can decide that for yourself.

[Detroit Tigers]

Lloyd McClendon has had a relatively successful first 57 games as manager of the Seattle Mariners, leading the club to a 29-28 record, including its first winning month since July 2013.

The next time there's drama between the Boston Red Sox and Tampa Bay Rays, Major League Baseball will get to share in the blame.