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Washington Nationals pitcher Max Scherzer was one strike away from throwing a perfect game against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Saturday when he beaned Jose Tabata. Scherzer got the next batter to fly out, giving him a no-hitter and the Nationals a 6-0 victory. 

Many fans are angry because it looked like Tabata leaned in with his elbow, erasing what would have been MLB's 24th perfect game in history. 

Even though CBS New York is not a Korean newspaper, these mistakes aren't uncommon in this business.

With the game on the line and an opponent in scoring position, first-year Texas Rangers pitcher Keone Kela made a mistake that cost his team Thursday night's game against the Dodgers.

Typically a harbinger of all things joyful and good, Yasiel Puig took an angry turn during the Los Angeles Dodgers' 4-1 loss to the Texas Rangers on Monday night.

Tom Willis, a man born without arms, crushed the ceremonial first pitch before Monday night's game between the Seattle Mariners and San Francisco Giants at AT&T Park.

Stepping to the mound sans socks and shoes, Willis delivered a barefoot strike over home plate all the way from the rubber.

Baltimore Orioles first baseman Chris Davis doesn’t care much for that pesky shift. On Monday night at Camden Yards in a 4-0 win over the Philadelphia Phillies, he did something about it.

The Houston Astros lost to the Seattle Mariners by an 8-1 score on Saturday, and Astros shortstop Carlos Correa went 0-for-3.

But the rookie won the day. Correa met with a young fan with cancer prior to the opening pitch, and the 20-year-old gave the kid a bat and a pair of batting gloves.

Take this as your daily reminder that life transcends sports.

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Jason Heyward doesn’t need his sense of sight to play right field for the St. Louis Cardinals—he only needs touch.

With the sun in his eyes and the baseball gods on his side, Heyward made a no-look grab in the top of the eighth inning as his team held a 3-2 advantage on Saturday.

Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Andrew McCutchen is a big fan of the U.S. women’s national soccer team—big enough to have his own customized jersey.

On Friday, the All-Star posted a picture of himself wearing a personalized Team USA jersey in anticipation for the team's opening World Cup match on June 8.

They say it’s a cardinal rule of baseball not to make the first or third out of an inning at third base.

Well, it’s a cardinal rule of common sense not to get picked off at first to lose a game.