With the Padres going for a sweep against Atlanta on Sunday, their offense was aided by an overturned call via replay. Alexi Amarista was initially called out in the fourth, but Padres manager Bud Black challenged, and the call was overturned after a review.

The Rangers have acquired first baseman/outfielder Mike Carp off waivers from the Red Sox. He will join the Rangers on Monday in Chicago.

For the first time since the All-Star break, the Reds posted a series victory when they left town with a 7-3 win over the Marlins to take three of four. Mike Leake gave up one run in six innings, and Todd Frazier paced the offense with four hits.

The Astros announced after Sunday’s 6-1 win over the Blue Jays that rookie outfielder George Springer will begin a rehab assignment with Class A Quad Cities on Monday.

Paul Goldschmidt’s season is likely finished, D-backs manager Kirk Gibson revealed on Sunday. The two-time All-Star first baseman was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a fractured left hand on Saturday, a day after he was struck by a fastball from Pirates reliever Ernesto Frieri in the ninth inning of a 9-4 loss.

Blue Jays shortstop Jose Reyes survived a major scare in Sunday’s 6-1 loss to the Astros when his right shoulder collided with the leg of Marwin Gonzalez during a head-first slide. Reyes remained in the game and went 3-for-4 at the plate.

Thunder could be heard outside of Tropicana Field on Sunday afternoon prior to the lights growing dim and causing a delay. The stadium did not go dark, but the brightness inside the building became visibly reduced, prompting the stoppage of play with two outs in the top of the third and Chris Iannetta at the plate facing a 2-2 count.

After another unfortunate night at third base for Pedro Alvarez, Pirates brass at least is considering the possibility that the hot corner may have gotten too hot for the defending National League home run co-king.

Outfielder Domonic Brown has an infection in his tonsils and will see a team doctor in Philadelphia when the Phillies return home Monday. Brown was out of the starting lineup for the fifth straight game Sunday against the Nationals.

Perhaps nobody at Comerica Park was happier to see legendary catcher Ivan Rodriguez on Saturday than Colorado backstop Wilin Rosario.

On Saturday afternoon, parents, family, friends and a mix of practicing youth All-Stars crowded behind the backstop. Camcorders and iPhones were aimed toward the mound, zoomed in between the chain-linked fence. Everyone oohed and aahed about the 12-year-old on the mound who was spinning fastballs and curveballs and later taking hacks at the plate.

The Red Sox unveiled their new slugger in Saturday’s contest against the Yankees at Fenway Park, as Yoenis Cespedes was penciled into the cleanup spot and started in left field.

The D-backs not only lost their game against the Pirates on Friday — they also lost their All-Star first baseman.

Mariners designated hitter Corey Hart was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a bruised right knee on Saturday, which opened up a 25-man roster spot for starting pitcher James Paxton’s return.

New faces, new places. New roles, too. Opportunities for some. With opportunity comes pressure. We tally up our lists of winners and losers right after the non-waiver Trade Deadline. That’s all great fun. Now is when the really interesting stuff begins, because this is when we’re about to find out who really did win and who really did blow it.

A young catcher with the New York Yankees, Jerry Narron was at his apartment in New Jersey 35 years ago Saturday when Catfish Hunter called and told him to turn on the television. And there it was. Yankees captain Thurman Munson had died in a private plane crash.

Every lineup, every day, as they are made public by the clubs.