Cal Raleigh has made history as he is named the Sporting News MLB Player of the Year, becoming just the third player in Mariners history to earn this accolade. With 60 home runs and a stunning postseason performance, Raleigh's future looks bright as he awaits the AL MVP announcement.
Discover the most incredible individual performances in MLB postseason history, featuring Shohei Ohtani's jaw-dropping three-homer game and Reggie Jackson's legendary World Series triumph!
In a thrilling Game 3, Aaron Judge led the New York Yankees to an incredible comeback against the Toronto Blue Jays, hitting a tying homer and driving in four runs to stave off elimination.
In a stunning postseason performance, rookie pitcher Trey Yesavage outduels Max Fried, leading the Blue Jays to another blowout against the Yankees. This game highlights the Yankees' pitching woes and the emergence of new talent.
In a thrilling opener of the NL Wild Card Series, the Chicago Cubs secured their first playoff win since 2017, thanks to back-to-back homers from Seiya Suzuki and Carson Kelly. The Cubs' bullpen shined, shutting down the Padres and setting the stage for a potential series clinch in Game 2.
In a remarkable display, Jake Knapp pitched 8 ⅓ shutout innings against Holy Cross, marking the longest NCAA postseason outing for UNC since 2013. Despite facing challenges, he showcased his talent and determination.
