The Philadelphia Phillies scored a big 5-3 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Saturday, but the best play of the game didn't come from any of the players.

During the bottom of the sixth inning, Phillies catcher Carlos Ruiz hit a foul ball to right field. The ball went right toward a beer vendor, who accidentally ended up catching it with the beer bucket on top of his head.

In a move that was surprising and seemingly came out of left field, the Arizona Diamondbacks announced last Saturday that the organization hired Hall of Fame manager Tony La Russa to become the team's newly created chief of baseball operations.

Never a stranger to injuries over the past two seasons, Hanley Ramirez was scratched from Saturday's lineup with a sore left calf. 

Dylan Hernandez of the Los Angeles Times provided the news:

With the 2014 MLB draft just about a month away, the Cubs once again have a top-five pick. Last season they appeared to hit a home run by taking 3B Kris Bryant with the No. 2 overall pick in the draft, and this season they hold pick No. 4. There are several different directions the club could go, but pitching is likely to be a top priority. 

Cleveland Indians pitcher Corey Kluber was being interviewed during Tuesday's game against the Detroit Tigers when his teammates decided to have some fun with him.

During the interview, Indians teammates threw seeds, powder and water at him. You can see all of the hijinks in the video below.

The Indians won the game 6-2.

With the 2014 MLB draft less than three weeks away, it's time to take a look at who the San Francisco Giants should target and which players could end up in the team's farm system by season's end.

Thanks to the Giants' 76-86 record last season, they'll pick 14th in the draft, which gives them an excellent shot at cashing in on the abundance of pitching talent available early in the draft.

Miguel Olivo reportedly bit a part of teammate Alex Guerrero's ear off in a fight during an Albuquerque Isotopes game on Monday night.    

Jon Morosi of Fox Sports reported the shocking news:

From the "oohs" and "aahs" of baseball fans when they see this larger than life figure walk out onto a baseball field to the crack of the bat when he strikes a baseball to the sound of a teammate's mitt popping when he guns a throw from right field to the sound of his car engine when he's

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