The Nationals’ remaining schedule is no joke, matching up against four teams who are all jockeying for the postseason (LAD, MIL, PHI, STL). Could the weekend sweep at the hands of the Braves come back to haunt the Nats?

Chipper Jones compared Kris Medlen to Greg Maddux, saying "He's the closest thing I've seen to Maddux for the simple fact that he's got the devastating changeup.” That’s quite the compliment.

The Orioles’ victory on Sunday clinched their first .500 season since 1997, when Davey Johnson led the Birds to the division title.

The Yankees took four of six last week against Boston and Tampa to hold onto first in the East … for now.

A weekend sweep in Minnesota gets the White Sox one step closer to the AL Central title.

Wily Peralta, ladies and gentleman. The 23-year-old has improved with each start since being called up on Sept. 4 and gives hope to the future of the Brewers rotation.

Dropping three games to the worst team in baseball is no good, but Roy Halladay keeps it in perspective: "If we let three games get the best of us, we wouldn't be where we are right now."

In a tight race for the second wild card position, losing Clayton Kershaw hurts. But if Andre Ethier can continue his September tear, the offense could possibly carry them through.

Can the D-backs capitalize on a favorable schedule to close out the season and claim the second wild card position?

Spoiler alert: John Farrell’s Jays might be out of it, but they have a chance to play spoiler as 14 of their remaining 17 games are against AL East foes battling for the playoffs.

After his win on Friday, Jacob Turner, 21, became the youngest pitcher in baseball history to log wins for both National League and American League teams in the same season.

Kelvin Herrera continues to pitch well out of the bullpen in September for the Royals. The young righty is 3-0 with a 1.80 ERA in his first nine appearances this month.

Anthony Rizzo continues to prove that he is the real deal for the Cubbies while Alfonso Soriano quietly reached the century mark in RBI.

It has been quite a fall from grace and optimism in Cleveland during the second half. At one time considered contenders, the Indians have the worst winning percentage in the AL since the All-Star break.

Is there any other manager out there who is having more fun with extended rosters than Tony DeFrancesco?