His recent torrid stretch has led to what may be one of the greatest all-around seasons in MLB history.
The Toronto Blue Jays are theoretically in the driver's seat entering September. However, there is one potentially fatal flaw for the Blue Jays.
Considering the "old September callup rules", Yardbarker's MLB writers took a look at identifying one player from each club who would have benefited from a September callup.
Boston Red Sox prospect Payton Tolle had a difficult assignment for his major league debut.
The Boston Red Sox had hoped that pitcher Walker Buehler would be able to build off of a solid postseason performance and return to form.
The New York Yankees have a decision to make behind the plate.
He has been a dominant force in the minors this season, rocketing up the prospect rankings with each impressive outing.
With a month remaining in the 2025 season, Yardbarker's MLB writers got together to identify one player from each club who is playing to save his job for 2026.
He exploded onto the prospect scene in 2024 and has rapidly climbed up top prospect lists.
Boston Red Sox closer Aroldis Chapman is no stranger to dominating in the ninth inning.
The 42-year-old Verlander has been inconsistent at best this season.
According to reports, the Pirates are set to call up another key piece for their future.
Outfielder Mike Yastrzemski has quickly made his presence felt with the Kansas City Royals. In doing so, Yastrzemski has carved his name into the history books.
The Blue Jays continue to stand by Alek Manoah in hopes that he can rediscover his form. At this point, it may be best for both sides if the Blue Jays cut the former All-Star loose.
The 32-year-old may find himself in elite company when his career comes to an end.
The Astros may be fighting for a playoff berth by the end of the season.
Not all prospects rise to star status. As the season heads deep into the dog days of a 162-game regular season, Yardbarker MLB writers identify one overhyped prospect for every big-league team.
Despite appearing in just four games for the Philadelphia Phillies, closer Jhoan Duran has already made an impact.
It is a drastic change in fortunes for the two-time All-Star.
It is sure to be one of the many milestones Ohtani reaches as his career continues.
The Brewers needed someone to step up, and he has been being the unlikely hero.
With MLB's trade deadline now behind us, Yardbarker's MLB writers got together this week to identify the best trade each club has made in the last decade (more or less).
The Miami Marlins achieved a franchise first on Sunday. In doing so, they carved out an interesting place in MLB history.
The Chicago White Sox won only 41 games in 2024, setting a major league record for the most losses in a season. This season has already been better in Chicago.
The Yankees have reason to celebrate. What other teams had a successful trade deadline?