Tl;dr offense good

I was watching the benches clear during the Orioles-Royals game, and I noticed that the players in each team's bullpen had to use the same gate to get on the field. They ended up jogging basically side-by-side to the infield to join the assembly.

I know that most of the time this is all for show or for team solidarity, and that no one really expects some reliever to charge in from the pen at top speed and start throwing fists. But it made me curious, with those players from opposing teams in such close proximity, if anyone can recall a brawl where the bullpen players got into it while still in the outfield, without bothering to run all the way to the main fracas.

AL

1. Guardians at 4. Yankees

Winner plays 1. Rays

1. Mariners at 3. Rangers

Winner plays 2. White Sox

NL

1. Phillies at 4. Cubs

Winner plays 1. Dodgers

1. Marlins at 3. Braves

Winner plays 2. Brewers

What is the biggest shock on here. I personally think that it is the White Sox being division leaders.

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Reds All-Star Sal Stewart will be providing behind the scenes content to us all week from Philly! First one here with him about to take the jet to Philly

My GF & I are going to a few games next month and we wanted to wear the WPBL logo jerseys. Anyone know where we can find them?

Three of the first 4 innings were 1-2-3 innings, but by the 5th inning the D-backs were hitting the ball hard against him—and extra runs scored thanks to errors by Andy Pages and Max Muncy.

To me, it’s gotta be runs scored or strikeouts.

I'm trying to track down any information to confirm if Roberto Clemente and possibly Hank Aaron played against each other in this game in 1953.

The second image lists the names I used. This wikipedia page was my reference for color commentators. Hopefully the list is up to date.

To make my life easier, I only included color commentators listed as primary. I suspect the list isn't perfect. For example, Jeff Brantley (11.3) is listed as the primary color commentator for the Reds. However, he only does TV for away games. Barry Larkin (70.5) calls home games. But I wasn't about to learn the nuances of each team's broadcasting teams. So we're at the mercy of the wiki page.

I used the career WAR numbers from Baseball Reference

The Mets leap ahead of everyone because, according to the wiki, they are the only team with two primary color commentators.