There is a pretty wild situation going on at Chase Field during the Giants-Diamondbacks game. The game was briefly delayed due to a swarm of bees in center field, and after the delay, the teams decided to still play with the bees still swarming around their nest. Numerous Diamondbacks hitters have tried to hit the nest with smashes off of Tim Lincecum, but they’ve all failed so far. However, the Snakes have still ended up with an early lead, bees and all.

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson has become an honorary mascot of sorts for the Rangers after they picked him in December’s Rule 5 draft, and Wilson threw out the first pitch before Wednesday’s Phillies-Rangers game. The pitch was a little inside (to a righty, that is), but Wilson got some decent velocity on it. Hopefully, this is going to end the charade of “Russell Wilson, Texas Rangers motivational tool” (or whatever it is they’re calling him).

Pat Burrell is now a Giants scout, and clearly, he’s kept himself in shape during his retirement. Also, check out manager Bruce Bochy dancing behind the plate in an attempt to distract him. Wonderful.

During Tuesday’s Dodgers-Padres game, San Diego’s ballgirl down the right field line made a nice catch on this sinking liner hit by Chris Denorfia.

While that’s all well and good, what makes this catch even more remarkable is that it’s the second time in two games that a ballgirl down the right field line at Petco Park has made a great catch. Check out this video from Sunday’s Dodgers-Padres game.

That’s just eerie. If you sit up the right field line in San Diego, you’re not going to get smashed by a sinking liner, that’s for sure.

This isn’t one of the worst first pitches we’ve ever seen…hell, following Monday’s Vladimir Guerrero/Don Baylor incident, it’s not even the most damaging of the 2014 season. But man…this is ugly. Juan Pablo, what the hell are you doing?!