MLB Award Races Heading Into The Second Half
As baseball season enters its second half on Friday, here's a look at where the races for each award stand.
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As baseball season enters its second half on Friday, here's a look at where the races for each award stand.
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Aaron Judge dominated the All-Star Home Run Derby in the same manner he has smashed his way through his rookie season.
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Rookie outfielder Nick Williams began the run of homers with his first in the majors during the second inning.
Maikel Franco homered and Tommy Joseph had two hits with a double for Philadelphia, which has lost five straight and seven of nine.
After 85 games, the Phillies currently have the worst record in baseball, at 28-57.
Taillon (5-2) allowed four hits and four relievers finished off the six-hitter.
Aaron Nola struck out eight in seven splendid innings, Galvis and Maikel Franco hit two-run homers.
The Chicago Cubs won their first World Series in 108 years, and entered this season as favorites. But nearing the break, the team is a mess.
Maikel Franco had a two-run double in a four-run second aided by a pair of sacrifice bunts.
The Mets overcame three errors and a shaky start by Zack Wheeler in his return from the disabled list to win their second straight.
Emotionless home run celebrations? No bunting during a no-hitter? Baseball's unwritten rules are ridiculous.
An early look at the most impressive catches in baseball based on Catch Probability.
Tim Tebow, moved by the Mets to Class-A St. Lucie, probably hasn't earned the promotion, but he also hasn't he earned all the hate.
Descalso lined a run-scoring single in the 11th inning and the Diamondbacks extended the best start in franchise history with a 2-1 victory,
The Yankees, built from the farm up with Gary Sanchez, Aaron Judge and others, currently lead the AL East, and it feels right.
Rey Fuentes hit his first major league home run in the 10th inning, lifting the Arizona Diamondbacks to a 5-4 victory over the Phillies.
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These sluggers have been mashing the ball early this season, and the stats back it up.
St. Louis has won three in a row following a season-high seven-game losing streak.
Cardinals, who have won two straight against the Phillies after their seven-game skid on their recent road trip.
Why aren't baseball's biggest stars as popular as the top players in other major sports?
