Southside Sox stay hot and walk-off the Royals, Zac Gallen makes history against the Giants, and the trade market begins to heat up as the deadline draws closer.

Only 8 teams played games around the league yesterday as boycotts continue, Mets GM Brodie Van Wagenen expresses his lack of confidence in Commissioner Rob Manfred, and the Padres and Mariners play a wild set of 7-inning thrillers.

Jacob deGrom dominates once again before his bullpen lets him down, margin for error in the AL Central remains razor-thin, and the MLB sees teams and players boycott games in response to ongoing social justice issues.

Lucas Giolito hurls impressive no-hitter against Pittsburgh, Nationals outfielder Victor Robles submits his play of the year nominee, and the Cincinnati Reds are the unluckiest team in baseball.

The Cubs' bats power them to a strong 9-3 victory, Trevor Bauer looks human for the first time this year, and Juan Soto continues to gain ground in the NL MVP race.

San Diego completes 2nd straight sweep for their 7th win in a row, Oakland comes up with another walk-off win against the Angels, and teams have begun making moves as the trade deadline approaches.

Triston McKenzie punches out 10 in MLB debut, Washington receives bad news about Stephen Strasburg, and the 2020 Philadelphia Phillies bullpen continues to be historically bad.

Gleyber Torres and James Paxton head to the IL, White Sox clobber the Cubs as their bats stay hot, and the Toronto Blue Jays have gained ground in the AL East with a 6-game winning streak.

A player and a staff member for the Mets have tested positive for COVID-19, more key injuries hit the Astros and Yankees, and the Padres make history with their 4th grand slam in as many games.

Casey Mize and Dane Dunning went pitch for pitch in Chicago, Trevor Bauer hurls another 7 inning shutout after revealing #FreeJoeKelly cleats, and Jack Flaherty was limited to 41 pitches in abbreviated return.