The Dodgers and Padres post a scoreless 10th, Nick Madrigal takes the “launch” out of launch angle, and Yoshi Tsutsugo spends the weekend as a very expensive benchwarmer.

The Padres are the first team to 20 pitchers, the Florida Gators are prospect-packed, and the original “Giant Killer” turns 135.

Salvador Perez is swinging hard and hitting hard, the Yankees bullpen is ready to protect some leads, and J.T. Realmuto got the memo about pinch-hitting with patience.

Devers is producing almost entirely on the road, the A’s pitching staff has been key to a 10-game winning streak, and Zach McKinstry is the latest in a long line of outstanding Dodgers rookies.

Brandon Woodruff is missing all the barrels, Tony LaRussa stretches the definition of a pitching staff, and it’s the perfect day to sit back, relax, and watch some blazing high fastballs.

Mitch Haniger and the Mariners are riding a wave of batted-ball luck, the Padres are following sabermetric advice against righthanded batters, and there’s no doubting the power of Memphis draft prospect Hunter Goodman.

Acuna’s 2021 level is so high that even he can’t sustain it, Tyler Rogers’s arm slot is so low that even he’s inching back up, and Jed Lowrie is back in the long-ball business.

Carpenter’s results are a poor reflection of his quality contact, Alex Bregman has slowed down to a complete stop, and this year’s Jackie Robinson Day comes with more stats than ever.

Shohei Ohtani keeps barreling up, Corbin Burnes achieves some otherworldly RPMs, and the Montreal Expos live on in our hearts.

A big day for Garrett Cooper, a big year for 95 mile-per-hour fastballs, and a big move for Rangers third basemen.