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In the midst of an 0-for-19 stretch, Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner took out his frustration by tossing his helmet, only for it to bounce back and split his lip.

Right-hander Brent Honeywell also missed all of last season as he worked his way back from Tommy John surgery.

Yankees reliever Dellin Betances will undergo more testing Monday on his shoulder soreness, while Giancarlo Stanton could be a week away from coming off the IL.

Mitch Moreland, who came off the IL on Friday after recovering from a low back strain, injured his right quad Friday night and has returned to the injured list.

Rockies closer Wade Davis, who had been out since May 19, returned from the injured list and pitched a scoreless ninth in Friday's 5-1 win. Right fielder Charlie Blackmon also was activated and is expected to start Saturday night.

The Braves confirmed Friday night that they have agreed to terms with left-handed starter Dallas Keuchel on a contract for the rest of the season. Keuchel is scheduled to pitch for Triple-A Gwinnett on Saturday.

The Yankees have activated shortstop Didi Gregorius, eight months after he underwent Tommy John surgery.

Mariners center fielder Mitch Haniger has landed on the injured list with a ruptured testicle after hitting himself with a foul ball Thursday.

The Phillies and Seranthony Dominguez are considering Tommy John surgery, general manager Matt Klentak said Friday.

Blackmon had been dealing with a right calf strain. Davis had been out since May 19 with a left oblique strain.

The Yankees have activated shortstop Didi Gregorius eight months after he underwent Tommy John surgery.

Closer Craig Kimbrel was introduced by the Cubs on Friday and said he's not surprised it took so long for him to sign with a team this season.

Dante Bichette Jr. has signed a minor league deal with the Nationals.

The Twins activated starting pitcher Michael Pineda from the injured list and optioned Devin Smeltzer back to Triple-A.

A bunt single to break up a minor league no-hitter leads to a look at what teams play for -- wins, not unwritten rules.

Four games in three days between two of the best teams in the American League could help shake up their top-heavy division.

The Cardinals visit the Cubs and the Red Sox host the Rays in series with October implications, plus a showdown between phenoms past and present.

Starting pitching has been an unexpected problem in Atlanta, but the veteran lefty could help turn that around.

Minnesota's Max Kepler, who entered Thursday's game in an 0-for-21 slump, homered three times against the Cleveland Indians. He connected in the first, third and seventh innings off Indians starter Trevor Bauer.

The highly anticipated showdown between Japanese stars Shohei Ohtani and Yusei Kikuchi is expected to finally take place on Saturday, when the Angels host the Mariners.