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A foul ball off the bat of Chicago Cubs shortstop Starlin Castro struck a fan behind home plate at PNC Park on Monday night. The fan was released from the hospital on Tuesday and is "doing fine," according to Carrie Muskat of MLBlogs.com.

Los Angeles Angels All-Star outfielder Josh Hamilton is in the process of divorcing his wife, Katie, and filed for the divorce in late February, when reports of his drug relapse began to surface.

The Kansas City Royals and Aramark, the food vendor for Kauffman Stadium, are in hot water again after allegations that substandard food was served over the weekend.    

Baltimore Orioles center fielder Adam Jones was unaware that his mother was in Beantown this past weekend, but according to Boston Red Sox fans, she was.

The Atlanta Braves have jumped out to a surprising 8-4 start in what is being considered a rebuilding season.

The Braves altered the makeup of their roster in the offseason to focus on restocking the farm system to build toward the future.

Time will tell whether or not the trades work out for the Braves.

However, there is no denying that John Hart seriously upgraded the minor league talent in the Braves farm system.

Carlos Rodon will not be long for the bullpen.

That much you can bet on. Unlike new teammate Chris Sale before him, Rodon will not be stuck in relief for his entire rookie season.

Milwaukee Brewers second baseman Scooter Gennett injured himself in just about the most bizarre way possible Sunday, cutting his hand in the shower after the team's game against the Pittsburgh Pirates.

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Atlanta Braves reliever Andrew McKirahan has been suspended 80 games by Major League Baseball for a violation of the league's performance-enhancing drug policy, the latest in what's becoming a rash of pitchers testing positive for PEDs.  

Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports reported the news Monday, which Mark Bowman of MLB.com supported:

Buoyed by an offseason spending spree that included a long-term agreement with star Giancarlo Stanton, most expected the Miami Marlins to compete for an NL East title. A disappointing 3-10 start apparently has management reconsidering the status of manager Mike Redmond.  

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