What follows is Taiwanese action-news footage of Manny Ramirez doing a number of weird things. You shall now click and watch.

Nats reliever Ryan Mattheus will be missing significant time after sustaining the dumbest of injuries.

On Monday night, Miami's Alex Sanabia threw no fewer than one spitball against the Phillies, as you're about to see.

Ryan Vogelsong's injury further amplifies the totally unexpected in San Francisco: The Giants need pitching. And that's just the start of it in a bizarro NL West. ...

Giants starter Ryan Vogelsong suffered a fractured right hand Monday night. His wife tweeted that he needs surgery and is out six weeks.

Dodgers center fielder Matt Kemp is from Oklahoma and a charitable person to begin with. In light of Monday's Oklahoma tornado, Kemp has vowed to give $1000 for every home run he hits until the All-Star break, starting with his blast Monday night.

It's been a horrible week for Jim Johnson, the first Orioles closer in 30 years with a blown save in three straight appearances.

SAN DIEGO -- One week from now, the Padres will be in position for what could be a big boost: Catcher Yasmani Grandal's 50-game suspension for failing a performance-enhancing drug test is up May 28. Now, the clock is ticking for Nick Hundley and John Baker to show why the Padres shouldn't make the move. ...

Adam Dunn is on pace for a .172 average and 41 homers this season. No one in history has ever been so extreme in those two categories.

Robinson Cano surprised a 13-year-old boy with leukemia recently and played some wiffleball with him. Here's the footage.

Nats RF Jayson Werth was hoping to be back May 18. Instead it's May 20 and the club has gotten bad news on his injured right hamstring.

Yunel Escobar homered and made a 'safe' signal as he crossed home plate Monday. Rays manager Joe Maddon didn't like it.

Some owners may think that Jurickson Profar is up for two weeks, bypassing the chance to add the top prospect to their rosters. As Scott White writes, even if that's the case, he's worth the gamble.

Lee Su-min, a 17-year-old high school pitcher in South Korea, threw 178 pitches in his most recent start. He's averaging 139 per game.

With lefty Jaime Garcia headed for a visit with orthopedist Dr. James Andrews, the Cardinals likely will lose another player for the season.