Brandon Lowe has quietly been one of the best bats in the MLB this year. The Rays 2B has homered in 4 straight games and leads the American League in fWAR. The White Sox gave Roel Ramirez a loud welcome to the big leagues, as they hit 4 consecutive home runs off Ramirez in his MLB debut. All this (and more) on today's episode.

The Oakland A's have shown a flair for the dramatic recently. After a game-tying 9th inning grand slam by Stephen Piscotty on Friday, the A's got a go-ahead 9th inning 3-run blast from Mark Canha to secure their 12th in 14 games. There's a crowd atop the home run leader board. Who will run away with the home run title this year? All this (and more) on today's episode.

Bo Bichette is young, but he's carrying the Blue Jays offense and doing exactly what he's done at every level. After a 16-day hiatus due to a coronavirus outbreak within the team, the St. Louis Cardinals are set to return. They have a lot of catching up to do (only 5 games played so far) and will play 3 doubleheaders over the next 5 days. The Cardinals are calling up their top prospect - Dylan Carlson. What can we expect from the switch-hitting outfielder? All this (and more) on today's episode.

Dodgers fans are getting everything they could have hoped for from Mookie Betts. Betts homered thrice for the sixth time in his career, tying an all-time MLB-record. Yu Darvish looks like an ace. The Rays offense woke up this week, as they scored 42 runs over a four-game sweep of the Red Sox. All this (and more) on today's episode.

The Yankees have the luxury of being able to insert quality players into their lineup whenever a starter goes down. Clint Frazier showed why he's capable of starting at the MLB-level, as he collected 3 hits and a HR in his return to the lineup. It might be weird, but both the Orioles and Marlins have a winning record. All this (and more) on today's episode.

We knew that at least one player would be in contention to hit .400 this year. With more than a quarter of the season behind us, Charlie Blackmon is hitting an even .500. Even so, Blackmon still has a long journey ahead of him if he wants to hit .400 on the year. Dylan Bundy has quietly been one of the best pitchers in baseball this year. All this (and more) on today's episode.

From Mike Trout leading an Angel's-A's slugfest in Anaheim to Didi Gregorious' grand slam pacing the Phillies' 5 homers in Philadelphia, last night was full of offense around the league. We take a look at the offensive showcase that was on display.

Ronald Acuna Jr broke out of his early season funk in a big way. Acuna hit 3 home runs across the Braves' doubleheader sweep in Philadelphia, including a 4-4 performance in Game 2. The Astros and A's brawled in Oakland after Roam Laureano was hit-by-pitch in multiple at-bats. Zach Plesac is being disciplined by the Indians after breaking the team's rules by leaving the hotel to meet up with friends on Saturday night. All this (and more) on today's episode.

After another lead-off blast and an 8th-inning shot to follow, Fernando Tatis is now tied for the NL lead in home runs. Tatis is only 21 years old and has played just 99 MLB games, but he is a superstar already. Giancarlo Stanton has been placed on the injured list. The A's have an 8-game winning streak. All this (and more) on today's episode.

Alex Verdugo put on a show at Fenway Park on both offense and defense. Verdugo blasted two home runs and robbed a home run as well. As the centerpiece of the Mookie trade, the Red Sox need Verdugo to stay healthy to realize his great potential. The hottest hitter in the American League is currently... Jose Iglesias? Iglesias has a bet with his former teammate Joey Votto to see who ends the year with more hits. Who will it be? All this (and more) on today's episode.