Toronto Blue Jays shortstop Troy Tulowitzki has bounce.

After poking a grounder up the middle in the bottom of the sixth of a 10-2 loss to the visiting Baltimore Orioles on Friday night, the 30-year-old overran first base following an errant throw.

It's here, it's finally here!

After weeks, if not months, of talking about teams gearing up and preparing for the stretch run, the last leg of the MLB regular season is officially upon us. While some teams have one eye on 2016 and the other on the chance to play spoiler, the bulk of baseball remains within shouting distance of the playoffs.

But as we're about to learn, all stretch runs aren't created equal when it comes to contenders.

We didn't get the biggest, most significant drama of the MLB week until nearly the end. And we thank everyone involved for that.

The New York Mets' Matt Harvey is at the center of it, along with agent Scott Boras. That makes this perfect for nationwide attention and debate, so we'll get into that shortly.

Due to Labor Day weekend, MLB's Saturday schedule contains more afternoon matchups than usual. DraftKings divides the action into separate slates, allowing gamers to pick their poison.

Fact: Bryce Harper faced 20 pitches Thursday night, not swinging at any of them, which is the second-most pitches without a swing in a game in the last 10 seasons.

Bleacher Report will be bringing sports fans the most interesting and engaging Cold Hard Fact of the day, presented by Coors Light.

Source: ESPN Stats & Info

The Cleveland Indians rotation has suffered a huge loss, as reigning American League Cy Young winner Corey Kluber is dealing with an injured hamstring. 

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Washington Nationals star Bryce Harper made some history against the Atlanta Braves on Thursday, and he did so without ever taking the bat off his shoulder.

In the game, Harper saw 20 pitches in four plate appearances. He didn't swing at a single one. And yet, he scored four times. Not only that, but he also drove in a run.

The struggles moved from one level to the next without a stumble.

Even if you have been playing daily fantasy baseball all season long, there are still new players who can surprise you with big-time efforts. This is especially true in September with young studs getting their first glimpses of the majors.

Here is a look at the top options for September 4 with players who might have been a bit off the radar to this point.

St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Matt Holliday is still recovering from a strained quad suffered on July 29. There's no timetable for the slugger's return, although he's making slow progress. 

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