Fact: Yesterday, Jackie Bradley Jr. became the youngest player in MLB history to record two home runs, five extra-base hits, five runs and seven RBI in a single game.

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In a sport where those who fail 70 percent of the time are considered to be among the game's elite hitters, it's easy to forget how truly humbling baseball can be.

No matter a player's salary, track record of success or numbers on the season, every player inevitably finds himself in a funk at one point or another over the course of a 162-game regular season. And every player handles that funk differently.

Although a good problem to have, daily fantasy baseball gamers must choose from a crowded field of aces taking the mound on Sunday.

Do you want to draft guys like Zack Greinke ($12,400), Nolan Arenado ($5,200) and Nelson Cruz ($5,400) on Sunday in your DraftKings contest? You'll need to find productive bargains and sleepers to pull it off.

The Kansas City Royals are creating a buzz—and it's contagious. The 69-46 Royals are in first place in the AL Central and are gearing up for the playoffs. 

Fact: Matt Kemp hit for the first cycle in San Diego Padres history Friday night.

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There's no doubt that 2015 will live on forever as the "year of the prospect." At the three-quarter mark of a season filled with youthful contributions, let's check on the stocks of MLB's current batch of top 10 prospects.

Of MLB.com's top 50 prospects at the beginning of the season, a whopping 23 have debuted in some form or fashion in 2015. By succeeding in the majors, many of those debuting talents have lost their prospect statuses this season.

This week brought teams to their 50-game marks, signaling the stretch run for the 10 postseason spots and Major League Baseball’s exciting scoreboard watching.

But Week 19 of this season brought us more than just wins, losses and jockeying in the standings. It brought us stupid quotes from a floundering team, a stupid decision from a franchise with an already spotty track record and more trade rumors, among other happenings.

The New York Yankees have had trouble finding consistency at second base all season.

There have been small sparks of offensive production and defensive flair from both Stephen Drew and Brendan Ryan here and there, but overall, second base has been the biggest flaw in New York's starting lineup this year.

The Boston Red Sox may not be World Series contenders in 2015, but there are pieces in place for a rebuild. 

What moves do they need to make to contend in 2016? Which players will they part ways with?

Watch as Stephen Nelson and Bleacher Report MLB Analyst Scott Miller discuss the Red Sox in the video above.