61! Judge ties Maris for all-time AL HR record

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Rookie of the Year watch: A new leader in the NL

For the final time this season, a panel of MLB.com voters has selected the top five Rookie of the Year Award candidates, and there’s a new name at the top of the National League list for the first time in four months.

In the American League, however, the leading vote-getter is the same as it’s been in the previous four polls. Could this be an indication of who will take home this year’s AL Rookie of the Year Award?

There’s also been some shuffling below the top spot in each league, as well as a couple of new names among the top five this time around.

Check back in November to see whether our voters got it right.

Judge gives ball to mom, gets gift from ump

Aaron Judge knew just what to do with his 61st home run. And the home-plate umpire knew what to do with his lineup card.

MLB Pipeline’s Prospect Team of the Year

It’s time to celebrate the top performances and talent from across the Minor Leagues this season.

2022’s strongest throwing arm belongs to …

You’d think measuring throwing arm strength would be easy. You’d be surprised at how complicated it gets.

Who are the all-time best players from Puerto Rico?

In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, MLB.com is presenting a series of roundtables, debating the best players from various Latin American countries. Today’s topic: the best players from Puerto Rico.

The Savannah Bananas, mic’d up

Get a look at what goes on behind the madness in Banana Ball, the unique brand of baseball played down in Georgia.

Pennant Chase Baseball on MLB Network

Catch three games with postseason implications when the Phillies face the Cubs at 2 p.m. ET, followed by Rays vs. Guardians at 6, and Dodgers vs. Padres at 9:30.

Today’s Trivia Question

Who was the last player to finish a season with 50+ homers and a batting average of .300 or better?

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