On a night of demonstrations across the sports world, 3 MLB games were postponed and some players chose not to play, in order to bring attention to issues of racial injustice. What's the next step? Gerrit Cole's win streak is over - he was out-pitched by Ian Anderson, who was stellar in his MLB debut. All this (and more) on today's episode.

Lucas Giolito has thrown a no-hitter. Giolito looked sharp all night against the Pirates as he secured the first no-no of his career. This is a great sign for the former top prospect and a budding White Sox team. Brandon Belt became the first Giant since Barry Bonds to reach base in 11 consecutive plate appearances. The Indians have recalled Mike Clevinger - he will start tonight's game. All this (and more) on today's episode.

Albert Pujols passed A-Rod on the all-time RBI list. Pujols is now 2nd behind only Hank Aaron, as he continues to add to his first-ballot Hall of Fame resume. Javier Baez broke out with 2 HRs as he and David Bote awoke the Cubs' offense. With the trade deadline approaching, the Yankees are reportedly eyeing Taijuan Walker. All this (and more) on today's episode.

Yu Darvish has been the Cubs ace this season. Now that he's healthy, we're seeing exactly what the Cubs hoped they were getting when they signed Darvish a few years ago. Alec Bohm is the future at 3B for the Phillies. Aaron Judge will be back in the lineup tomorrow. All this (and more) on today's episode.

Another day, another win for the Chicago White Sox. Led by 3 homers by their steady slugger Jose Abreu, the White Sox won their 7th straight in a crosstown matchup against the Cubs. Trent Grisham also got the memo, as he hit 3 of the 6 Padres homers last night. San Diego hit yet another grand slam. Triston McKenzie and Sixto Sanchez made their MLB pitching debuts. All this (and more) on today's episode.

The White Sox hit six home runs and received 8 innings of 1-run ball from Dallas Keuchel on their way to their sixth consecutive victory. Chicago has been waiting for a long time to contend, and their rebuild is clearly over. The Yankees-Mets series this weekend has been postponed due to a coronavirus case on the Mets. Kyle Lewis has emerged as the front-runner for AL Rookie of the Year. All this (and more) on today's episode.

Another day, another grand slam for the Padres. San Diego's four straight games with a grand slam sets an MLB record. After a 3-game sweep in the Bronx, the Rays are alone atop the AL East. Armed with the best bullpen in baseball and several underrated bats, Tampa Bay is as good as any team. Clayton Kershaw was vintage in an 11-strikeout performance that vaulted him to #2 on the Dodgers' all-time strikeout list. All this (and more) on today's episode.

For the 3rd consecutive day, the Padres hit a grand slam against the Rangers. This time, it was a walk-off blast by Manny Machado. Rangers' manager Chris Woodward is probably punching the air right now. Casey Mize - the 2018 #1 overall pick - made his MLB debut for the Tigers with 7 K's over 4 1/3 innings. Trevor Bauer is in the Cy Young conversation this year. All this (and more) on today's episode.

Kenta Maeda flirted with a no-hitter before the Twins won a wild extra-inning game against the Brewers. Tim Anderson believes he truly is as good as he showed us when he won last year's AL batting champion. Anderson has stayed hot at the dish and turned in a 4-hit performance along with his second straight leadoff home run. Victor Robles is a future Gold-Glover. All this (and more) on today's episode.

Reliving childhood memories from the backyard, Kyle and Corey Seager faced each other for the first time at the MLB level. To make things better, both brothers homered in the game. After crushing 2 HRs against the Rangers, Fernando Tatis Jr. is alone atop the MLB leader-board. Not everyone is happy for him though, because apparently Tatis broke an unwritten rule by swinging at a 3-0 pitch while his team had a big lead. All this (and more) on today's episode.