MLBnewsThe Diamondbacks packed a franchise-record-tying comeback, two walk-offs and Nolan Arenado's 2,000th career hit into one 4-2 homestand. Now a ten-game road trip will decide whether Mike Hazen buys or sells at the deadline.
MLBnewsThe Braves went 4-2 out of the All-Star break behind Drake Baldwin's five-hit, two-homer day and Chris Sale's 2,700th strikeout -- and Ronald Acuna Jr. is days from rejoining a lineup that leads the NL East by 3.5 games.
MLBnewsThe Orioles swept Houston for a seventh straight win, then snapped the Red Sox's franchise-record-tying 15-game streak behind newly extended Kyle Bradish — all while losing both catchers to the IL.
MLBnewsLeft for dead at 37-48 on July 1, the Boston Red Sox reeled off 15 straight wins to match the 1946 club record before Baltimore finally stopped them. Now a last-place afterthought holds a playoff spot with the deadline looming.
MLBnewsThe Chicago Cubs went 3-3 against the Twins and Tigers in their first week back from the All-Star break, holding the NL's top wild card spot while slipping seven games behind Milwaukee with the trade deadline looming.
MLBnewsThe White Sox went 4-2 on a road trip through Toronto and Texas, knocked around Jacob deGrom, and reclaimed sole possession of first in the AL Central. Now a brutal homestand against the Astros and Yankees will test how real this turnaround is.
MLBnewsThe Reds went 4-2 through Colorado and Seattle, handed Chase Burns a reported $105 million extension, and still can't escape the trade-deadline drumbeat. Here's everything from a strange, encouraging week in Cincinnati.
MLBnewsWildfire smoke, a Paul Skenes buzzsaw, a record-tying seven-homer night and José Ramírez's return — the Guardians packed a lot into a 3-3 week that kept them one game out of first in the AL Central.
MLBnewsHunter Goodman became the first Rockie with two three-homer games in a season, but Colorado dropped two series out of the break and began selling before the deadline.
MLBnewsThe Detroit Tigers took four of six from the Angels and Cubs to push their hot streak to 13 wins in 18 games — just as the front office weighs whether to trade Tarik Skubal before the deadline.
MLBnewsAt 61-36, Los Angeles owns the best mark in baseball, but the second half hinges on the two-way star's left knee.
MLBnewsHouston is under .500 at the break and behind in the AL West, with a deadline that suddenly looks less certain.
MLBnewsThe city-less A's, playing in West Sacramento, limp to the break on a 1-9 skid with plenty to sort out.
MLBnewsCleveland's pitching-and-development formula has it right in the thick of a division race that runs through the break.
MLBnewsAtlanta is back atop its division with an ace in Cy Young form and a lineup doing damage.
MLBnewsMilwaukee owns the NL Central and just traded with Houston for pitching depth, a small-market team pushing its chips in.
MLBnewsBoston sits at 46-48, but a scorching last ten games has Fenway believing the second half is a different story.
MLBnewsMiami has been one of baseball's best stories, riding a scorching June into legitimate wild-card contention.
MLBnewsThe season got away early, and now it's about development and deadline value for a Royals team well out of the race.
MLBnewsSan Francisco has fallen well back in a tough NL West, and the second half is about the future — and building around Webb.
