Judge's bat still hitting HRs with slugger out

Plus: 1 potential trade chip for each team

Monday, June 08 View In Browser  TOP NEWS Power Rankings highlight every team's most fun All-Star case   The All-Star ballot is packed with tough choices, so this week’s Power Rankings make it easier -- and more fun -- by spotlighting one compelling pick from each team. What to do with Judge out? Borrow his bat for a clutch homer, of course Harris feeds off playoff atmosphere to deliver pinch-hit 2B in Braves' sweep Skubal twirls 5 scoreless in 1st rehab start, just a month after surgery Witt exits with sore knee, but Royals optimistic it isn't serious Marsh homers in 3rd straight game, Phils' bats pick up struggling starter again Angels' bottom four hitters go 13-for-15 in historic romp over Dodgers Benge's historic 5-hit game music to guitar-playing rookie's -- and Mets' -- ears Facing familiar rival, Schlittler's adjustments get him back on track Brewers blitz Rockies for sweep, reach 40 wins at fastest clip in club history MORE TOP NEWS ADD MLB AS YOUR PREFERRED SOURCE ON GOOGLE PERSONALIZE STORIES TOP PERFORMANCES Longest Home Run Gary Sánchez   447 ft 6th Inning   Watch   Hardest Base Hit  Nick Kurtz   113.9 mph 3rd Inning   Watch   Fastest Strikeout Tyron Guerrero   102.8 mph 7th Inning   Watch   Decisive Play Tigers   75.4% WPA 9th Inning   Watch   Longest Home Run Gary Sánchez   447 ft 6th Inning   Watch   Hardest Base Hit  Nick Kurtz   113.9 mph 3rd Inning   Watch   Fastest Strikeout Tyron Guerrero   102.8 mph 7th Inning   Watch   Decisive Play Tigers   75.4% WPA 9th Inning   Watch   Sebastián Rivero 5th player since 1920 with 5+ hits, 5+ RBIs batting 9th Otto Lopez 2-for-4, 2B, 3B; leads MLB with 86 hits Gage Jump Has allowed 1 R, 6 H in last 13.1 IP (0.68 ERA) Brandon Marsh 2-for-4, HR; hitting .376 in last 40 games Michael Soroka 1st start of 7+ IP with 0 or 1 run allowed since 2019 PLAY A SPORCLE BASEBALL QUIZ! MORE FREE GAMES AT MLB PLAY MUST-SEE PLAY The spacious Petco Park outfield was no match for A.J. Ewing. MORE TOP PLAYS STAFF PICKS Best way to watch this walk-off? McGonigoggles! A fan's homemade "McGonigoggles" got quite a workout as Kevin McGonigle homered and hit a walk-off single, earning the inventive youngster a shoutout from the Tigers' star rookie. 1 potential trade chip for each team Whether it's promising prospects, star players or veterans enjoying surprising seasons, every team has something to bargain with at the 2026 Trade Deadline. 5 series to watch this week Shohei Ohtani and Paul Skenes are slated to pitch during a Dodgers-Pirates series, and Cristopher Sánchez and Jacob Misiorowski are scheduled to be on the hill in a Phillies-Brewers set to highlight this week's top matchups. Softball star takes scenic route to AUSL After seven seasons pitching in Japan, Dallas Escobedo Magee couldn't resist the opportunity to return to the U.S. to participate in the second season of the Athletes Unlimited Softball League. 7-5-3 double play? It's wilder than you imagine When a left fielder is involved in a double play, it is usually because he made a throw. Not this time. Many facets to MLB's developmental pipeline More than 250 participants from past Breakthrough Series have been drafted by MLB clubs, and this year's group includes a pair of players from MLB's Youth Academy network. Nationals vs. Giants on MLB Network James Wood and the Nationals head to San Francisco to open up a series against Rafael Devers and the Giants at 9:30 p.m. ET (or Astros vs. Angels). MORE STORIES SCOREBOARD PIT 2 ATL 3 CWS 5 PHI 9 BOS 1 NYY 6 BAL 4 TOR 6 SEA 4 DET 5 TB 1 MIA 4 ATH 5 HOU 0 KC 6 MIN 5 CIN 3 STL 5 CLE 0 TEX 10 MIL 12 COL 4 WSH 1 AZ 5 LAA 13 LAD 5 NYM 7 SD 3 SF 2 CHC 1 © 2026 MLB Advanced Media, L.P. MLB trademarks and copyrights are used with permission of Major League Baseball. Visit MLB.com. Any other marks used herein are trademarks of their respective owners. Please review our Privacy Policy. You (gahleexholly.hdhask@blogger.com) received this message because you registered to receive commercial email messages from MLB.com. Please add info@marketing.mlbemail.com to your address book to ensure our messages reach your inbox. If you no longer wish to receive commercial email messages from MLB.com, please unsubscribe  or log in and manage your email subscriptions. Postal Address: MLB.com, c/o MLB Advanced Media, L.P., 1271 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10020.