The postseason returns to the south side for the first time in 12 years as White Sox clinch playoff berth, Bronx Bombers make home run history on the back of Luke Voit's 20th home run, and the Philadelphia Phillies' bullpen costs their starter a win (yes, they did it again).

LA clinches their 8th-consecutive postseason berth after beating San Diego, Keegan Akin impresses for the Orioles against a high-powered Braves offence, and Jacob deGrom's NL Cy Young campaign is in jeopardy.

Commissioner Rob Manfred touched on several things including the likelihood of maintaining the expanded playoff format moving forward, the playoff bubble is finally made official, and blowouts around the league cap off a strange night of baseball.

Padres take one from the Dodgers after a hyper-productive 7th inning, Cincinnati continues to make up ground in their pursuit for the playoffs, and the Mets are sold to a new owner at an evaluation of $2.42 billion.

Cubs RHP Alec Mills tosses the second no-hitter of 2020 and the second in Miller Park history, Sixto Sanchez shows off his stuff against his former organization, and the push for the postseason is on as MLB enters the final two weeks of the regular season.

Oakland receives bad news as Matt Chapman heads for season-ending hip surgery, Braves rookie Ian Anderson tosses 7 innings of one-hit ball against the reigning champs, and Houston stages a massive 9th inning comeback win against the Dodgers.

The Giants receive a positive COVID-19 test before their game against San Diego, MLB decides the distribution of games in the bubble scenario featuring a Texas-based World Series, and some of the league's best starters battled it out in a great display of pitching prowess.

Philadelphia's bullpen drops another one in walkoff loss to the Marlins, Walker Buehler and Dallas Keuchel headline list of starting pitchers who with injury updates, and Mike Trout hits his MLB-leading 16th home run.

Trevor Bauer tosses 7+ innings of shutout ball against the Cubs, Brewers beat up on the Tigers in dominant shutout victory, and the Atlanta Braves make history by putting up an insane 29 runs against the Marlins.

Young Marlins star Sixto Sanchez looks like a future ace, Zack Greinke moves to 25th all-time in strikeouts, and the MLB gets set to celebrate Roberto Clemente Day with some new traditions.