Merchant Marine Academy Mariners

John Scully had 20 points as Army rolled past US Merchant Marine Academy 80-43 on Friday night.

Ichiro Suzuki has accomplished a feat that has only been done by two players in Major League Baseball history -– 4,000 career hits. Most Career HitsMLB History Pete Rose 4,256 Ty Cobb 4,191 Hank Aaron 3,771 Stan Musial 3,630 Tris Speaker 3,514 >>Ichiro Suzuki: 4,000 combined hits between MLB & Japan After totaling 1,278 hits in Japan before coming to the majors, he reached the 4,000-hit mark on Wednesday night.

• Texas Rangers ace Yu Darvish made another run at a no-hitter Monday, striking out 15 Houston Astros and surrendering only a solo home run by Carlos Corporan in the eighth inning.

Can anyone top the beasts of the AL East? Ahead in the rankings all season, the AL East further increased its lead as the AL West and NL Central were both underwhelming months in July according to the ESPN Stats & Information MLB Division Power Rankings.

After four days off, all 30 MLB teams are back on the diamond on Friday. We get you ready for the key statistical storylines for the season’s second half.

Hisashi Iwakuma gets the start for the Seattle Mariners' tonight against the Boston Red Sox.Overshadowed in his own rotation by Felix Hernandez, it is Iwakuma that has the American League’s best ERA at 2.

Our weekly edition of notable and interesting facts has a one-topic subject this week.Theme of the Week: Grand-Slam BarrageIt was a grand (slam) week for notable tidbits on grand slams and we're not just talking about Matt Holliday's on Sunday Night Baseball.

When you go to a ballgame, you never know what’s going to happen. What started out as a pitchers’ duel in Seattle on Wednesday afternoon turned into one of the most bizarre games of the season.

With three teams each finishing at least 16 games above .500, the American League West was the strongest division in 2012 according to the ESPN Stats & Information MLB Division Power Rankings.

In terms of unusual baseball plays, nothing will top Jean Segura's baserunning misadventures, on which our colleague Jayson Stark wrote the definitive treatises.