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MLB Standings 2023 - League

League Leaders
American League
Baltimore (62 - 38) GB-2.5
National League
Atlanta (64 - 34). GB-7.5

MLB Standings 2023 - Division

Division Leaders
American League
EAST: Balltimore (62 - 38) GB-2.5
CENTRAL: Minnesota (54 - 48) GB-4
WEST: Texas (59 - 42) GB-2
National League
EAST: Atlanta (64 - 34) GB-11.5
CENTRAL: Milwaukee (56 - 45) GB-1.5
WEST: Los Angeles Dodgers (57 - 42) GB-4

GB = Games Back
 
MLB League Leaders (Batting)

American League
BATTING AVERAGE: Y. Diaz, Tampa Bay. - .317
HOME RUNS: S. Ohatani, Los Angeles Angels - 36
RUNS BATTED IN: A Garcia, Texas - 80
HITS: B. Bitchette, Toronto - 130
STOLEN BASES: E. Ruiz, Oakland - 43

MLB League Leaders (Pitching)

American League
WINS: M. McClanahan, Tampa Bay. N. Evoaldi, Texas. Z. Eflin, Tampa Bay - 11
EARNED RUN AVERAGE: N. Evoaldi, Texas - 2.69
SAVES: F. Bautista, Baltimore. J. Romano, Toronto - 28
STRIKEOUTS: K. Gausman, Toronto - 162
QUALITY STARTS: G. Coles, New York Yankees. G. Kirby, Seattle - 15
 
MLB League Leaders (Batting)

National League
BATTING AVERAGE: L. Aaraez, Miami - .379
HOME RUNS: M. Olson, Atalanta - 32
RUNS BATTED IN: M. Olson, Atlanta - 80
HITS: A. Arraez, Miami - 139
STOLEN BASES: R. Acuna Jr., Atlanta - 46


MLB League Leaders (Pitching)

National League
WINS: Z. Gallen, Arizona. S. Srider, Atalanta. T. Walker, Philadelphia - 11
EARNED RUN AVERAGE: B. Snell, San Diego - 2.67
SAVES: S. Doval, San Francisco - 30
STRIKEOUTS: S. Strider, Atlanta - 189
QUALITY STARTS: M. Stroman, Chicago. L. Webb, San Fransico - 15
 
MLB Power Rankings: Week 17 A shake-up in the top 5
Tampa Bay's 113-day reign atop the American League East is over -- there's a new division leader in town. That was not the only change in the top five this week.

No.1: Atlanta
No.2: Baltimore
No.3: Los Angeles Dodgers
No.4: Tampa Bay
No.5: Texas

No.26: Chicago White Sox
No.27: Washington
No.28: Colorado
No.29: Kansas City
No.30; Oakland
 
Toronto Blue Jay's acquire Cardinals reliever Jordan Hicks
Hicks, a 26-year-old right-hander, is having his best season in the major leagues and will be a free agent this winter. In 41⅔ innings, he has struck out 59 and allowed just two home runs while saving eight games.

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In return for Hicks, the Blue Jays will send a pair of minor league right-handers to St. Louis: 21-year-old Sem Robberse and 22-year-old Adam Kloffenstein, both

Rangers trade for Cardinals' Jordan Montgomery,Chris
Montgomery, who is a free agent this winter, was 6-9 with a 3.42 ERA, 108 strikeouts and 35 walks over 121 innings with St. Louis. In 53⅔ innings, the fifth most of any reliever in baseball this season, Stratton sported a 4.36 ERA, though his underlying metrics suggest that he has been unlucky and could see positive regression.
 
Houston Astros acquire Justin Verlander from New York Mets
Verlander got off to a slow start this season but has regained his form of late, posting a 1.49 ERA over his past seven starts. Verlander, 40, returned from Tommy John surgery to capture his third Cy Young in Houston in 2022, then helped lead the team to its second World Series title in six years.

Tigers Eduardo Rodriguez blocks trade to Dodgers, sources say
Rodriguez has three years and $49 million left after this season on his original five-year deal with Detroit, but he also has an opt-out clause that he's likely to use because his performance this season (2.95 ERA, 3.18 FIP) will earn him a nice contract. Rodriguez, a left-hander, had a 10-team no-trade clause that included the Dodgers.
 
MLB Standings 2023 - League

League Leaders
American League
Baltimore (68 - 42) GB-2
National League
Atlanta (70 - 37). GB-8

MLB Standings 2023 - Division

Division Leaders
American League
EAST: Balltimore (68 - 42) GB-2
CENTRAL: Minnesota (57 - 54) GB-2.5
WEST: Texas (64 - 46) GB-1.5
National League
EAST: Atlanta (70 - 37) GB-12.5
CENTRAL: Milwaukee (59 - 52) GB-.5
WEST: Los Angeles Dodgers (62 - 45) GB-2.5

GB = Games Back
 
MLB League Leaders (Batting)

American League
BATTING AVERAGE: B. Bichette, Toronto - .321
HOME RUNS: S. Ohatani, Los Angeles Angels - 40
RUNS BATTED IN: A Garcia, Texas - 88
HITS: B. Bitchette, Toronto - 144
STOLEN BASES: E. Ruiz, Oakland - 43

MLB League Leaders (Pitching)

American League
WINS: Z. Eflin, Tampa Bay - 12
EARNED RUN AVERAGE: G. Cole, New York Yankees - 2.64
SAVES: F. Bautista, Baltimore - 29
STRIKEOUTS: K. Gausman, Toronto - 177
QUALITY STARTS: G. Coles, New York Yankees - 17
 
MLB League Leaders (Batting)

National League
BATTING AVERAGE: L. Aaraez, Miami - .376
HOME RUNS: M. Olson, Atalanta - 37
RUNS BATTED IN: M. Olson, Atlanta - 92
HITS: A. Arraez, Miami - 154
STOLEN BASES: R. Acuna Jr., Atlanta - 51


MLB League Leaders (Pitching)

National League
WINS: J. Steele, Chicago.. S. Strider, Atlanta. T. Walker, Philadelphia - 12
EARNED RUN AVERAGE: B. Snell, San Diego - 2.50
SAVES: S. Doval, San Francisco - 33
STRIKEOUTS: S. Strider, Atlanta - 208
QUALITY STARTS: L. Webb, San Francisco - 17
 
MLB Standings 2023 - League

League Leaders
American League
Baltimore (74 - 46) GB-2
National League
Atlanta (78 - 42) GB-5

MLB Standings 2023 - Division

Division Leaders
American League
EAST: Baltimore (74 - 46) GB-2.5
CENTRAL: Minnesota (63 - 59) GB-4
WEST: Texas (72 - 48) GB-3.5
National League
EAST: Atlanta (77 - 42) GB-12.5
CENTRAL: Milwaukee (65 - 55) GB-3.5
WEST: Los Angeles Dodgers (72 - 46) GB-9.5

GB = Games Back
 
MLB Standings 2023 - League

League Leaders
American League
Baltimore (82 - 49) GB-2.5
National League
Atlanta (85 - 45) GB-4

MLB Standings 2023 - Division

Division Leaders
American League
EAST: Baltimore (82 - 49) GB-2.5
CENTRAL: Minnesota (69 - 63) GB-7
WEST: Seattle (75 - 56) GB-1
National League
EAST: Atlanta (85 - 45) GB-12.5
CENTRAL: Milwaukee (74 - 57) GB-5
WEST: Los Angeles Dodgers (81 - 49) GB-13

GB = Games Back
 
MLB League Leaders (Batting)

American League
BATTING AVERAGE: Y. Diaz, Tampa Bay - .327
HOME RUNS: S. Ohatani, Los Angeles Angels - 44
RUNS BATTED IN: A Garcia, Texas. K. Tucker, Houston - 97
HITS: J. Rodriguez, Seattle - 153
STOLEN BASES: E. Ruiz, Oakland - 53

MLB League Leaders (Pitching)

American League
WINS: Z. Eflin, Tampa Bay. K. Gibson, Baltimore. C. Bassitt, Toronto - 13
EARNED RUN AVERAGE: S. Gray, Minnesota - 2.92
SAVES: E. Clase, Cleveland - 36
STRIKEOUTS: K. Gausman, Toronto - 202
QUALITY STARTS: G. Coles, New York Yankees - 20
 
MLB League Leaders (Batting)

National League
BATTING AVERAGE: L. Aaraez, Miami - .349
HOME RUNS: M. Olson, Atalanta - 43
RUNS BATTED IN: M. Olson, Atlanta - 112
HITS: F. Freeman, Los Angeles Dodgers. R. Acuna Jr., Atlanta - 178
STOLEN BASES: R. Acuna Jr., Atlanta - 61


MLB League Leaders (Pitching)

National League
WINS: J. Steele, Chicago.. S. Strider, Atlanta - 15
EARNED RUN AVERAGE: B. Snell, San Diego - 2.60
SAVES: S. Doval, San Francisco. A. Diaz, Cincinnati. - 35
STRIKEOUTS: S. Strider, Atlanta - 236
QUALITY STARTS: L. Webb, San Francisco - 19
 
Reds get OF Jake Fraley from IL, lose Hunter Greene (COVID)
Fraley, 28, has not played since Aug. 3 due to a fractured toe on his left foot. He is batting .263 with 15 home runs and 63 RBIs in 92 games this season. Greene, 24, is 3-6 with a 4.75 ERA in 17 starts this season. He has struck out 114 batters in 85 1/3 innings of work.

Braves' Acuña, ties knot , becomes MLB's 1st 30-60 player
Acuña's grand slam, off Dodgers right-hander Lance Lynn in the second inning, was also the 150th homer of his career, making him the second player in major league history to record 150 homers and 150 steals at age 25 or younger.
 
Dodgers P Julio Urias arresred on domestic violence charges
Urías, 27, was arrested just after 11 p.m. PT and booked into jail around 1 a.m., according to jail records. He was released on $50,000 bond at 4:47 a.m. and has a court date of Sept. 27.

Twins rookie Royce Lewis hits third glam slam ln 8 games
Lewis, the rookie third baseman, tied the franchise record with his third grand slam of the season -- all in the past eight games -- and has four career slams in 56 games in the majors. That's the fewest games to reach four grand slams in MLB history, passing Rudy York (132 games, hit fourth in 1938).
 
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