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The Arizona Diamondbacks have found an awesome way to honor one of the greatest players in franchise history.

On Saturday, the Diamondbacks will retire Randy Johnson's No. 51. In the spirit of the event, the team will be wearing top-notch commemorative patches.

Here's how the patches will look on Arizona's hats:

The Yankees were uncharacteristically quiet as the non-waiver trade deadline came and went.

What moves can they still make to bolster their club?

Bleacher Report's Scott Miller joins Kay Adams to discuss the Yankees in the video above. 

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One deadline has passed, but lo and behold, August brings about yet another opportunity for trades, just in case your team still has improvements to make.

August 31 brings about the waiver deadline, where teams can make trades for players who pass through revocable waivers.

Some big names are still out there such as Chase Utley, Jose Reyes and James Shields, among others.

With his wife Tiffany watching from the stands, San Francisco Giants rookie Kelby Tomlinson wasted no time in getting his first MLB hit. 

On this date 22 years ago, Texas Rangers pitcher Nolan Ryan and Chicago White Sox third baseman Robin Ventura were involved in one of the most memorable benches-clearing brawls in baseball history.

There had been some bad blood brewing between the teams for a few years, with tensions reaching an all-time high during one August night in 1993.

A.J. Pierzynski is roughly 45,000 years old. 

Fact: Adrian Beltre hit for his third career cycle on Monday night. He joins Bob Meusel, Babe Herman and Long John Reilly as the only players with three cycles in MLB history.

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

Tensions were once again high when the Kansas City Royals and the Toronto Blue Jays met this past weekend, with the benches clearing on Sunday.

While the baseball world is still trying to make sense of everything that transpired at this year's trade deadline and there's still plenty of baseball to be played, the start of free agency really isn't that far away.

And what a free-agent class this is shaping up to be.

The days leading up to the July 31 non-waiver trade deadline are consistently some of the most exciting Major League Baseball has to offer, and this year did not disappoint.