But don’t forget that there’s no penalty for using your hands.

So many milestones in just 14 weeks.

Winning just took a little longer than usual.

Now that we have reached the most active trading month of the season, the list of players that will end up being traded becomes more clear. Here are the most likely candidates to change uniforms by the Aug. 1 non-waiver Trade Deadline.

From a tribute at the Fenway Park home opener to a hugfest in front of the American League dugout in the All-Star Game at Petco Park, Red Sox slugger David Ortiz is putting on a final season for the ages, a swan song to beat them all.

As Chris Marrero stood on the field at BB&T Ballpark, moments after receiving Top Star honors in the International League’s 4-2 win over the Pacific Coast League in the Triple-A All-Star Game, he turned to see two of his teammates rushing toward him, big orange coolers in tow. Marrero tried to run. But his effort wasn’t enough, as orange liquid flew through the air and drenched his back.

A.J. Pierzombie.

Ninety games into the Double-A season, Dylan Cozens’ 24 home runs are paired with 16 stolen bases. Only three times in Major League history has a player his size swiped that many bags throughout a 162-game schedule.

The All-Star Game has come and gone, and with the regular-season schedule resuming on Friday, that leaves a little more than two weeks of games before the non-waiver Trade Deadline, which falls on Aug. 1 this year.

The All-Star break affords fantasy owners a terrific opportunity to take a deep breath and analyze their teams through this point in the season. As we saw during the All-Star Game presented by MasterCard, baseball is hopping with all types of tremendous talent. The following players have stood out as some of the season’s most exemplary performers, and their efforts have made them winners of our first-half fantasy awards.

“Purest hitter of all time.”

The Mets have signed the second of their two first-round picks from the 2016 Draft, Connecticut left-hander Anthony Kay, the club announced on Wednesday.

On this date 75 years ago, Joe DiMaggio was nearing the end of his legendary 56-game hitting streak, which began on May 15, 1941, and ended when he went hitless on July 17.

The biggest crowd in six years flocked to Comiskey Park, and the Sunday spectators were not only there to see the hometown White Sox play in a doubleheader. Many were there solely to see what Joe DiMaggio would do next.

The first-place Rangers will get an immediate second-half boost to their rotation, as Yu Darvish is expected to be activated from the 15-day disabled list and start on Saturday against the Cubs at Wrigley Field.

Every year by the All-Star break the shape of the Major League season has started to crystallize. Some teams come as advertised and dominate from Opening Day; others come out of nowhere. Perennial Most Valuable Player candidates play up to their billing, or falter, and fresh faces take their place.

Gotta catch ’em all.