Pete Crow-Armstrong or Shohei Ohtani? Are Sal Stewart's RBIs enough to win Rookie of the Year? Can anyone beat Jacob Misiorowski?

As we make our way through the final week of the regular season, there doesn't seem to be much suspense as to who will be named MVP. At least, that's what we can glean from our latest -- and final -- MLB.

Aaron Judge remains the baddest man in pinstripes – and the AL. But the Yankee slugger’s meteoric rise caught nobody in San Joaquin County by surprise.

With the MVP race already locked up, the Cubs' center fielder joined an exclusive club.

History or not, Alvarez's offensive campaign stands alone. Here's his status in the MVP race, how his season would rank among Triple Crown winners and more.

Crow-Armstrong added membership in one of baseball's most exclusive clubs to the top of his MVP resume Thursday, swiping his 40th bag and receiving a fitting ovation from the Wrigley Field crowd.

Will the Brewers roil the CBA negotiations? And will their manager become a three-time award winner? That and more in our MLB mailbag.

Pete Crow-Armstrong became the seventh player in MLB history to hit 40 home runs and steal 40 bases in a single season, after swiping his 40th bag against the Miami Marlins in September 2026. Here are the other MLB players who have hit at least 40 home ...