Your browser does not support iframes.  —  There's no real way to describe this play in any other way than this: Chase Utley, realizing his role shifted from baserunner to defender, barreled into Tejada with the intention of preventing him from throwing the ball to first base.

Tulo-Led Blue Jays Avoid ALDS Elimination, Beat Texas 5-1  —  ARLINGTON, Texas — Troy Tulowitzki drove in four runs, including a three-run homer for his first hit this postseason, and the Toronto Blue Jays avoided elimination in the AL Division Series with a 5-1 win over the Texas Rangers in Game 3 on Sunday night.

Dallas Keuchel gives Astros the edge at home  —  KANSAS CITY —The Royals' comeback win on Friday ensured that the team would not head to Houston facing possible elimination in Game 3.  —  But with the ALDS tied at one game apiece, the Astros appear to have the odds in their favor.

Quick Hits: Hawkins, Padres, Rockies  —  LaTroy Hawkins, 42, is the oldest active player in the game, but he nearly walked away before his career got started, writes Tracy Ringolsby of MLB.com.  Hawkins is expected to retire after the season with the 10th most appearances in major league history - 1,042 regular season games.

Harvey, Mets Ready for Game 3; Dodgers' Utley Suspended  —  NEW YORK — All of a sudden, Matt Harvey's postseason debut contains an extra layer of drama.  —  Wouldn't seem normal any other way.  —  With the New York Mets still steamed about a late slide by Chase Utley that broke Ruben Tejada's right leg …

BLAME THE UMP?  CUBS MIGHT HAVE LEGIT REASON TO COMPLAIN  —  I'm not a fan of blaming umpires.  But the Cubs' numbers when Phil Cuzzi is the plate umpire are difficult to ignore.  —  Cuzzi has been behind the plate in four Cubs games this season, including their 4-0 loss to the Cardinals in their Division Series opener Friday night.

Joe Maddon thinks Jorge Soler's time will come sometime against Cardinals  —  Chicago Tribune … ST. LOUIS — Right fielder Jorge Soler has started in only one of the Cubs' last four games, but manager Joe Maddon hasn't ruled him out of starting during the best-of-five National League Division Series against the Cardinals.

Pirates offseason breakdown: Happ among tough decisions  —  After a strong two-month stretch with the Pirates, left-hander J.A. Happ will be a free agent for the first time this winter.  He might not be on the market very long.  —  The Pirates have indicated they will try to re-sign him.

Yes, baseball's old guys can still get the job done  —  The game may be getting younger, but 2015 has had its share of older players who have competed well and added leadership to their teams.