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Tuesday, September 6

• No. 54! Judge crushes decisive HR, ties a Yanks record

• Bichette joins Vlad in rare company with 3-HR game

• Ohtani (31st, 32nd HRs), Trout (30th) put on a show

• Postseason Watch: Blue Jays create distance

• ‘Fired up from the get-go,’ Brown notches win in electric debut

• Gonzalez’s late heroics put Guardians back in first

• Peralta loses voice while lifting Rays to win

• Calm as can be, D-backs’ Nelson debuts with zeros

• Duo returns to Bronx — and one of them goes VERY deep

• Cards hopeful Flaherty can build off ‘encouraging’ start

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Power Rankings: Lots of movement in Top 10

For the first time since our April 24 edition, the Yankees are not in the top 5 of this week’s Power Rankings — and that opened up a spot for another storied franchise.

The Cardinals, for the first time since those same April rankings, jumped into the No. 5 spot with their recent surge to take control of the NL Central. But those two clubs are far from the only movers in this week’s Power Rankings.

The Dodgers remain No. 1, but no other team in the Top 10 is in the same spot as last week.

Kody lives up to his first initial

Kody Clemens is still 4,671 strikeouts behind his dad Roger, but he was PUMPED to register his first career K when he caught Shohei Ohtani looking.

The night Ripken passed Gehrig

It has been 27 years since Cal Ripken Jr. played in his 2,131st consecutive game to break Lou Gehrig’s seemingly unbreakable record, and here is an oral history of everything that happened that night.

Could a different Card be NL MVP?

As Paul Goldschmidt vies for a Triple Crown, the Cardinals first baseman is a clear favorite to be this season’s NL MVP. But his top competition might just be right across the diamond.

Pipeline Prospect Team of the Week

The first Pipeline Prospect Team of the Week of the final full month of the season features a cycle, a near-perfect game and much more.

Today’s Trivia Question

Who was the last American League player before Aaron Judge to reach 54 home runs in a season?

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