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One lucky San Francisco Giants fan got to take home the ball Brandon Crawford powered to left center for a ground-rule double against the Atlanta Braves on Thursday.

That lucky fan was Cal quarterback Jared Goff:

The Heisman Trophy hopeful was pretty pumped about his come-up.

Like really pumped.

How would you celebrate your 100th birthday?

Texas Rangers fan Jose chose to spend his at Globe Life Park with family and friends.

Unfortunately, the Rangers lost 5-1 to the Boston Red Sox, but it didn't look like the loss would get Jose down.

Baseball babies are probably the gnarliest babies.

Not that there's anything inherently better about baseball, but babies at baseball games so often seem to unwittingly find themselves in wild situations.

We're through roughly 50 games of the 2015 MLB season, and the biggest surprise in baseball might be in the American League East.

It's funny to call the New York Yankees a "surprise" when they're succeeding, but given their recent history and roster limitations, not many figured they'd be leading the AL East at this point.

It's what's on the agenda when a team is eight games under .500 and 11.5 games out of first before June. Because a Reds rebuild seems all but certain with ace Johnny Cueto playing in the final year of his contract, it's time to assess what's worked and what's in store.

The reasons for the Los Angeles Dodgers’ recent retooling are plentiful. 

Looking for a little extra spending cash for the coming weekend? Friday's slate of games presents that opportunity for DraftKings daily fantasy owners with a wealth of big bats and consistent players to choose from.

Before the Friday games get underway, here's a look at the best MLB position player picks for May 29.

First Baseman: Lucas Duda, New York Mets ($4,600)

In case you hadn’t noticed, the Detroit Tigers offense has had its struggles this season.

With Anthony Rizzo, Kris Bryant, Jorge Soler and Addison Russell already in their lineup, seemingly the last thing the Chicago Cubs need is another talented young hitter. 

And yet there's Kyle Schwarber. He's knocking on the door to the majors, and his knocks are only getting louder.