$800, BlueNose Pitbull Puppies for sale $100, Black Lab mix for sale $350, Razors Edge Female pupYasiel Puig can now add #PuigYourCoach to his ever-expanding hashtag collection Whiff city: Yankees Minor Leaguer Jonathan Holder struck out 11 in a row and 12 out of 13 Photo of the Day: The aftermath of Josh Donaldson's three-homer day/hat trick A baby sat in a high chair at the Giants game and the cuteness is nearly too much to bear Vin Scully weaved a story about the Beatles escaping Dodger Stadium into his play-by-play Watch this Maine-Endwell LLWS right fielder make a wall-crashing, homer-robbing catch Carlos Beltran has hair now and, well, you should really just look at it Devon Travis' routine catch on a popup very nearly ended in disaster One young Angels fan was moved to tears after scoring an autograph from Mike Trout Noah Syndergaard (the horse) is now the early favorite to win next year's Kentucky Derby Clint Hurdle stopped chewing gum, but he wouldn't explain why

LLWS champions Maine-Endwell made it to the title game thanks to Drake and his #DrakePuns The Rangers scoreboard revealed cosmos-shattering news: Yoda is anti-wave Indians catcher/hero Chris Gimenez took the mound and calmly tossed a 1-2-3 inning in relief Nick Buss got some 'Angels in the Outfield' help on this foul-turned-fair chopper David Ortiz hit a magical disappearing ball that was lost in the Boston sky Brewers reliever Tyler Cravy ended his personal offensive drought with a second-deck moonshot This Taiwanese player crushed an opposite field home run on a pitch at eye level Gary Sanchez can hit anything, even John Sterling's back in the broadcast booth A.J. Cole just wanted to intentionally walk Daniel Descalso, and that's when it all went wrong Melvin Upton Jr. and his hustle powered the Blue Jays to a win over the Twins The results are in, and the starter with the best pitch in baseball is ... Let's bask in the glow of this Giants fan giving his dad a big hug after a foul ball mishap

Celebrate the Little League World Series with 10 of the most fun 'Little League' homers from MLB Let's all watch Evan Gattis homer on a pitch he had no business hitting in the first place Ichiro asked to do the arrow with Fernando Rodney, so of course Rodney said yes Behold the glory and horror of dozens of Vin Scullys in this Dodgers team photo Bartolo Colon celebrated his double by giving Cesar Hernandez a shoulder massageLight Bulb For Kenmore Hood Two Minor League teams made the absolute best of it when their game was postponed due to rainBlue Staff Puppies For Sale Enfield With his long hair, goggles and '90s-style tight pants, Jeff Hoffman is the next MLB fashion iconGobean Weight Loss Review

Aly Raisman kindly let David Ortiz hold all of her medals while she threw a first pitch Clint Hurdle once comforted a Pirates player who was scared of a ghost in the team hotel Adam Jones had enough of Trea Turner, so he just hit the ball away from center field The final round: Which starter has the best pitch in baseball? Ben Zobrist and his daughter belted out 'Let It Go' at Disneyland on the Cubs' off-day It's National Dog Day, which means it's time for more photos of adorable MLB dogs This juggling catch is proof you should never doubt a fan's commitment to reeling in a foul ball A Blue Jays ballboy made a totally casual, totally expert snag on a sharp foul ball Guess the MLB player from his Little League picture On his bobblehead night, Corey Seager broke up Matt Moore's no-hit bid with two outs in the 9th The Dodgers' Shawn Zarraga was all smiles when he entered an MLB dugout for the first time This Minor League game was delayed by, wait for a it, a goat

Be mesmerized by the majesty with which Dansby Swanson fielded this grounder After a close play at second base, Jason Kipnis was ready to protect himself from Rougned Odor Max Scherzer needs a mixtape after this between-the-legs trick play Trying to break a slump, Josh Donaldson used Nolan Arenado's bat ... and he homered The Olympics might be over, but Jarrod Dyson just won gold in a new category with this catch The Dodgers and Phillies lost their longtime catchers in a trade and both fan bases are sad This Reds fan didn't even have to get out of his seat to make the catch It's time for Round 2 in our quest to discover which starter has the best pitch in baseball We can thank Frank Thomas for getting Ken Griffey Jr. to flip his cap backwards at the HOF This cat just wanted to chill and watch a Pirates game at PNC Park Which team should you cheer for in the Little League World Series? An Angels Minor Leaguer flipped over the outfield wall for a catch of the year candidate

Hear Vin Scully welcome Rob and Robin Segedin's son, Robinson, into the world Let's watch Happy Gilmore -- er, sorry, Johnny Cueto -- attempt to hit a baseball Bryce Harper held Katie Ledecky's gold medals while she threw out the first pitch Which starter has the very best pitch in the Majors? Vote in this bracket and find out A kneeling Yoenis Cespedes barehanded Yadier Molina's single like it was no big deal Yu Darvish hit a 410-foot homer to center field and the Rangers' bench really loved itSue Bohlmann always loved big dogs. Then she and her husband added a Bernese mountain dog to the mix."Big dogs have such a presence," she said. "They like you to bury your head in their big chests or ram their big bodies into you. They're just so comforting." But when their 4-year-old Bernese died suddenly and they had to put down their aging golden shortly thereafter, Bohlmann, 69, took a serious look at downsizing her dogs. "I wanted to make sure I was diligent in my choice, because I would be moving into my 70s with whatever breed we chose," she said.

She and her husband, Pete, now share their Minnetonka, Minn., home with a couple of tiny tail-waggers: an energetic and agile 11-pound Havanese named Mateo and a 6-pound papillon-Maltese mix named Gretel. More than half of U.S. households own a dog that weighs less than 25 pounds, according to the marketing research firm Packaged Facts. The trend toward pint-size pooches has been documented since 2000 but has accelerated in recent years, in part because of an aging population of baby boomers.As these dog lovers head into their golden years, the notion of scaling down becomes more pressing. Bodies are aging, strength is waning and occasionally we are less sturdy on our feet."If you're concerned about falling, having a big, boisterous puppy in your household could be challenging," said Cindy Johnson of the Minnesota Animal Humane Society.In addition, many senior high-rises and assisted-living communities have size restrictions, which make it difficult to bring larger breeds with you if you need or want to move.

Small dogs eat less, making them more affordable for retirees and people on fixed incomes.Depending on the breed, more petite dogs also may be less demanding."One of the big concerns seniors have is being able to walk with their dogs," said Carol Martin, owner of Tails of 2 Cities, a pet-sitting and dog-walking company. "It's healthy for everyone to get outside, but the smaller ones are fine in the backyard, just chasing squirrels."But a dog's energy levels and temperament can be just as important as size.If you have young grandchildren who visit often, an easygoing Lab or retriever mix might be a better fit than a high-strung Jack Russell terrier that might not like having its tail tugged.Grooming needs also might be a consideration. A short-haired dog won't have to go to the groomer every six weeks like a poodle. Other small breeds, such as Lhasa apsos and spaniels, need frequent brushing to keep their coats from matting.Age — of the dog, not just the owners — also plays a role.Rescue groups and animal shelters encourage older dog lovers to consider adopting an adult dog or even a white-muzzled senior.

Adult dogs have outgrown their rambunctious puppy stage, and there are fewer surprises when it comes to their health and personalities."Many of us remember what it was like to get our first dog in our 20s or 30s when we first set out on our own," said Johnson of the Humane Society."You get 55 or older, you might say, 'No, thank you. I want a nice adult dog, easygoing, where I don't have to worry about training and destroying the house.'"Older dogs can be a better fit "energy-wise," said Jean Beuning, who runs Top Dog Country Club in New Germany, Minn.No matter what breed an aging dog lover settles on, it's important to consider the dog's future too."I know people who've set aside money in their will to care for their dogs," Martin said. "At least you have a better chance of having someone help out if you go first."Beuning bought long-term care insurance."This way nobody tells me I have to move to assisted living and my dogs can't follow," she said. "We can all stay at home."As for Bohlmann, she has no regrets about downsizing.