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NEW YORK (AP) -- From his very first pitch, Hyun-Jin Ryu heard the fans cheering for him.

Rick Camp, who spent nine years with the Braves, died on Thursday, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He was 59.

DETROIT (AP) -- Justin Verlander has left Detroit's game against Kansas City on Thursday with what the team described as cracked skin on his right thumb.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- With his large collection of baseball memorabilia gathering dust in a storage unit, former Kansas City Royals ace Bret Saberhagen decided to auction off his two Cy Young awards, 1985 World Series ring and MVP trophy and dozens of other items to raise money for his charity.

MIAMI (AP) -- The Miami Marlins have claimed left-hander Duane Below off waivers and optioned him to Triple-A New Orleans.

When they left Spring Training, last rites were being written about the Yankees as a contender in the tough American League East. Instead, manager Joe Girardi's makeshift lineup has been one of the season's biggest surprises.

Dodgers manager Don Mattingly Thursday morning said he didn't have a day for the start of Hanley Ramirez's injury rehab assignment, but Ramirez tweeted a big hint an hour later.

It is unfair to compare rising stars to legends of the past, but Matt Harvey has some Mets fans thinking back to the glory days of Tom Seaver.