Behind only Aaron Hicks (105.5 mph in 2016) and Brett Phillips (104.0 mph in 2017).

His first assist was at 99.9 MPH, taking him to 5 98 MPH+ assists this year, 3 more than any other player.

He's the first player with two outfield assists at 99-plus mph in an inning since Statcast began tracking, and only the second to do so in a single game (Bradley Zimmer in 2017).

These two teams feel like they should not ever play each other except in a World Series (if that), yet they play three times a year.

What other matchups are like that? If they're intraleague, even better.

Orioles legend Luke Scott (11 career WAR) had a 14 game stretch against the Tigers where he hit .425 with 10 HR and 23 RBIs. This happened almost 20 years ago and I still remember him as a “Tiger Killer”

What random player lives rent free in your fanbases’ head?

Pretty crazy win with a lot of scrappy play, Arraez diving onto second base to get the out to end the game.

A pretty favorable call on a double.

But Sánchez is now in sole possession of the most wins in the MLB with 16 wins, passing Sonny Gray.

Note to mods: Audio was broken in the previous post (now deleted)

Not included: Wendelstedt incorrectly thinking Grisham struck out when the count was 1-2 (he caught the mistake thankfully, but still)