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From 15 1/2 games back to 1st place: Guards get it done

The Tigers had been alone in 1st since April 23, but that is no longer the case. The Guardians, penning a comeback story for the ages, are now tied atop the division — and have the better head-to-head record.

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Not long after making this sliding grab to end the top of the 9th, Tim Tawa slid in with the D-backs’ winning run.

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From Shohei Ohtani christening a new 50-50 club to Josh Naylor becoming a stolen-base machine out of nowhere, let’s look at the wildest stats from ’25 and put them into context.

On the mound tonight for his final start of 2025, Paul Skenes could join a list that includes just six qualifying pitchers in the past 10 full seasons (excluding 2020) to achieve the feat.

The season-long revolving bullpen door means the relief corps a team has now bears little to no resemblance to the one it had in April.

Jonah Tong (Mets), Trey Yesavage (Blue Jays) and Griffin Herring (Rockies) each have a strong case to be named Pitching Prospect of the Year during the MiLB Awards Show on Sept. 29 on MLB Network.

Reds pitcher Hunter Greene talks about his love for drawing, painting and more on #GameDayRelief presented by GEICO.

Katia Lindor teams up with Corona to surprise her husband Francisco with a musical performance and dancing.

The final week of the regular season continues with the Nationals vs. Braves at 12 p.m. ET, Brewers vs. Padres at 4 and Dodgers vs. D-backs joined in progress at 10:30 (or Cardinals vs. Giants).

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