Jesus Luzardo made his debut for the Oakland A's last night, and his stuff looked electric. He was sitting 97-98 mph with his fastball down in the zone and great movement. He's been a starter all year long, so Oakland wants to keep his pitch count up to maintain that momentum for him. Stephen Strasburg has thrown more innings than he has since 2014. Finally displaying some durability, Strasburg is a cornerstone arm that the Nationals will rely on in October. Kyle Lewis broke up Sonny Gray's no-hitter with a 3-run home run. It seems like the Mariners are always getting no-hit, or close to it. All this (and more) plus a full recap of every game!

Christian Yelich's illustrious season has come to an end. After fouling a ball of his right knee, Yelich suffered a fracture that has ended his season. Can the Brewers bounce back from the loss of their MVP? The Dodgers have won their 7th straight NL West division title. What will their postseason rotation look like? Kyle Crick and Felipe Vasquez got in a fight in the Pirates clubhouse. Crick needed tendon repair surgery on his right index finger, so it must have been bad. What could've caused such an ugly confrontation? All this (and more) on today's episode.

Pete Alonso could find himself with a lot of accolades this off-season. With two more home runs last night, he has an MLB-leading 47 on the year. He's 5 home runs away from the MLB rookie record, and 15 RBIs away from the Mets single-season RBI record. Could Jacob deGrom really win back-to-back Cy Young awards?  The Astros have scored 36 runs in their last two games. Oh and by the way, Zack Greinke threw 6 shutout innings as their #3 starter. Cubs top prospect, Nico Hoerner, was chilling at home when he found out he was being called up to the Big Leagues. Hoerner impressed with 3 hits and 4 RBIs in his MLB debut. The Cubs are excited about this kid, as they catch a glimpse of their future middle infielder. All this (and more), plus a full recap of every game!

The Red Sox have fired Dave Dombrowski. After failing to address glaring bullpen issues before this season, and doing nothing at the Trade Deadline, the Red Sox have had enough of Dombrowski. This moves comes even after Dombrowski won a World Series championship last year. Was it warranted? The A's are calling up Jesus Luzardo. With Sean Manaea back, they might slot Luzardo in the bullpen where his 99 mph fastball for the left side profiles very well. The Astros' offense put up 21 runs yesterday. Yordan Alvarez is going to win the AL Rookie of the Year, and there's nothing anyone can do about it.

Christian Yelich stole 3 bags and hit a walk-off double while helping the Brewers secure a win over the Cubs. The Bringer of Rain is fueling the Braves' surge. Atlanta essentially has the NL East in the bag, and Donaldson's bat is a big reason why. The veteran additions to the Braves give them a boost over the young postseason roster they carried last year. Michael Pineda received a 60 game suspension for PEDs, and is disqualified for the postseason as well. The Twins have relied on Pineda heavily, and it'll be a task to replace him. All this (and more), plus a full recap of every game!

Nicholas Castellanos homered in two different games that were being played at the same time. How did he do that? The Dodgers' pitching rotation is scuffling, but there's not much to be concerned about. They're just reshuffling the staff and setting up their postseason roster. Ketel Marte has flown under the radar for too long and deserves to be in the NL MVP discussion. All this (and more), plus a full recap of every game!

In an extremely improbable scenario, Brian Moran made his major-league debut facing his younger brother. Brian got the best of Colin by striking him out on a 3-2 slider. Max Fried is making a serious case for the Braves' postseason rotation. Austin Meadows was an All-Star this year, so he has been recognized for his talent. But what is his ceiling? Don't sleep on Meadows because he could be the next big stud.

Whenever you do something that only Babe Ruth has, you can be sure it's a special feat. Michael Lorenzen became the first player since Babe to get pitching win, hit a home run, and play in the field in the same game. So much for being a two-way player. Is he actually a three-way player? Joc Pederson has hit five home runs in his last three games, helping the Dodgers set a National League record for a single-season home run total. Zac Gallen was pitching well in Miami before he got traded, and the rookie right-hander continues to impress in Arizona. All this (and more), plus a full recap of every game!

Kurt Suzuki's 3-run walk-off home run capped a seven-run 9th inning in a wild comeback victory for the Nationals. Jordan Lyles has been a completely different pitcher since being traded to the Brewers. How is he doing it? The Cubs welcomed back Ben Zobrist and Willson Contreras. Jorge Soler became the Royals single-season HR leader, with his 39th of the year. All this (and more), plus a full recap of every game.

Just the day after Verlander's no-hitter, Gerrit Cole reminded us all of his strong case for the AL Cy Young award. Cole turned in a 6-inning, 14-strikeout performance against the Brewers, as he retook the MLB lead in strikeouts. The Astros really do have the best 1-2 punch in baseball. Gavin Lux made his major league debut yesterday and contributed two hits for the Dodgers. Expect a lot more of that. Aristedes Aquino is still punishing baseballs for the Reds, and the Yankees were shutout for the first time in over a year. All this (and more), plus a full recap of every game.