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The Los Angeles Dodgers are acquiring a second aging former Philadelphia Phillies superstar, and, like the first, the move has the potential to be an upgrade.

Unfortunately for St. Louis Cardinals right fielder Stephen Piscotty, Juan Perez's spidey senses were tingling Wednesday afternoon.

The San Francisco Giants center fielder made a stunning catch in the bottom of the first inning, scaling the wall at Busch Stadium to rob Piscotty of a solo home run shot.

San Diego Padres shortstop Alexi Amarista sparked a double play Wednesday that will make you do a double take. But be careful—you might experience some mild whiplash.

Top prospect Byron Buxton is returning to the major leagues with the Minnesota Twins following a short stint in the minors after overcoming a thumb injury, MLB Roster Moves confirmed Wednesday.

The Cincinnati Reds placed outfielder Billy Hamilton, the MLB leader in stolen bases, on the 15-day disabled list Wednesday due to a shoulder injury. There's no immediate timetable for his return.

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The Boston Red Sox officially announced Wednesday that Dave Dombrowski will be taking over as president of baseball operations, with general manager Ben Cherington stepping down from the post he's held since October 2011.   

The non-waiver trade deadline has come and gone, but the Toronto Blue Jays might have one more big addition left up their sleeves.

Yes, Troy Tulowitzki and David Price were huge pickups, and since they arrived north of the border, the Jays have streaked to the forefront of the playoff chase.

But right now, we're talking about a guy who's been there all along, waiting in the wings: Marcus Stroman.

The Boston Red Sox needed a new leader. Dave Dombrowski needed a new job. Sometimes, these things work out.

With two outs and Oakland Athletics third baseman Danny Valencia at the plate with a 1-2 count, Los Angeles Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw offered a fastball he thought would end the third inning.

But the pitch was deemed too far outside.

Alex Rodriguez padded his record for most grand slams in MLB history Tuesday night, when he crushed the ball just right of center field for a go-ahead blast.