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Here's the latest on the AL playoff picture (opens the original)
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The 2026 postseason picture is clarifying with four days remaining in the regular season, but three persistent questions loom over the AL side of the bracket. Essentially, we have four teams (the Guardians, White Sox, Astros and Rangers) battling for the final three AL postseason berths. Let’s break down each of the above questions, one by one, heading into Thursday’s action. Postseason Guide• Current bracket, tiebreakers and more• Every team that's clinched so far• Postseason schedule• Who woul
A 3-way tie for NL Wild Card is in play. Here's how it would shake out (opens the original)
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It's the final week of the regular season, and most of the NL playoff picture is pretty well settled. • The Dodgers (West), Brewers (Central) and Braves (East) have clinched division titles. • The Dodgers have a healthy lead on the Braves for the No. 2 seed and a first-round bye into the Division Series. • While none of the Cubs, Padres and Phillies has secured Wild Card berths just yet, the only other team that remains in contention is the D-backs, whose postseason odds, per FanGraphs, sat at 8
Yordan's Hitter Power Rankings reign has ended. Who took him down? (opens the original)
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Pete Crow-Armstrong is going toe to toe with the game’s biggest, baddest sluggers -- and he’s winning. PCA is hardly a giant -- listed at 6 feet tall and 184 pounds -- but he might be a giant-slayer. Last week, he vaulted over back-to-back-to-back MVP Award winner Shohei Ohtani in our latest MVP poll. And now he’s done it again, vaulting over AL MVP frontrunner and Triple Crown contender Yordan Alvarez in the Hitter Power Rankings. That’s the same Alvarez who had led each of our previous five ed
Hitter Power Rankings: Fresh faces join familiar names at the top (opens the original)
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It’s a long season, as they say. And that means a long runway for players looking to find their footing. Get off to a slow start? It’s not ideal, but it’s also not the end of the story of your season. Our latest Hitter Power Rankings has some very familiar names toward the top -- names we’ve been seeing here for a while now -- but half of our top 10 has turned over from our last poll, which came two weeks ago. Those five new faces haven’t made many previous Hitter Power Rankings appearances in 2
Triple Crown candidate a unanimous No. 1 atop Hitter Power Rankings (opens the original)
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It’s hard to stay on top of the Hitter Power Rankings for an extended period of time. Even great hitters slump, right? Well, don’t tell that to the man in our No. 1 spot -- yet again. He’s become a regular there and is showing no signs of slowing down, perhaps on his way to making some serious history. Here are the latest Hitter Power Rankings, as decided by a panel of MLB.com voters. All statistics are through Tuesday’s games unless otherwise noted. 1. Yordan Alvarez, Astros (Previous poll: 1)
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