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Credit to the Cubs of course, but their fans have been showing up and making a difference as well! This type of winning streak early in a season is significant in many ways, but especially since the Cubs are putting other teams in notice that they won’t have an easy...

This is the 3rd time that Byron Buxton (Minnesota Twins) has won the player of the week award. In seven games last week, Buxton went 10-for-29 (.345) with a double, five homers, two steals, six runs scored and 7 RBI’s.

Unfortunately this is not a record you want to achieve. Today against the Pittsburgh Pirates the Cincinnati Reds walked 7 straight batters which tied the major league record. This has occurred 3 other times in MLB history, and the most recent before today was 43 years ago.

Bobby Witt Jr of the Kansas City Royals has won his 3rd Player of the Week award. He went 11 for 27 (.407 avg), hit 3 home runs, and had an OBP (On-Base plus Slugging) percentage of 1.263.

Yordan Álvarez (Houston Astros), Aaron Judge (New York Yankees), and Munetaka Murakami (Chicago White Sox) have each finished with 12 home runs in April. This is the first time in MLB history 3 players each have at least 12 home runs before May.

José Ramírez of the Cleveland Guardians has won his 9th player of the week award. At the plate he went 8-for-22 (.364 BA) with a double, four homers, five RBIs and five steals (leads the league with 10 stolen bases).

After the last Dodgers vs Giants game played in the 2025 regular season, this series dating back to their first meeting in 1890 is currently tied at 1,288 wins a piece, and 17 tie games due to weather, darkness, or curfew.

There are many reasons the Mets have found themselves unable to win a baseball game as of late. This stretch of games has been full of bad defense, bad situationally hitting, and bad injury luck.

For years and years the majority of fans asked for a system like this to be implemented due to the number of incorrect calls that could/would change the momentum of close games.

I hope this community is well received, and we see the numbers grow to help create an active and fun space to talk about Major League Baseball.