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Marte blanks Texas with 6-0 shutout

Texas is hoping not to see Don Marte again for a long while. Marte went the distance, leading Boston to a 6-0 victory. | Box

Harrison blanks Philadelphia with 7-0 shutout

Philadelphia is hoping not to see Chad Harrison again for a long while. Harrison went the distance, leading Tampa Bay to a 7-0 victory. | Box

Stringer blanks Toronto with 4-0 shutout

Toronto is hoping not to see George Stringer again for a long while. Stringer went the distance, leading Los Angeles to a 4-0 victory. | Box

Easley shines, Rockies still lose to Detroit

Pat Easley collected 4 hits last night, but it wasn't enough for the Rockies. The Tigers won the contest, 8-5. Cleo Proctor struckout 8 Detroit batters in the contest. | Box

Big game for Silber lifts Braves to victory

Jack Silber drove in 4 runs, carrying Atlanta to a 21-4 victory over the Reds. | Box

Lead Story - 9/26/2026

2059 CPU Team Predictions

The MUCH ANTICIPATED, Annual CPU Postseason Rankings have been released for the 2059 Season (thanks, AJ!)

(Final Power Ranking) ( Preseason Rank) (+ / - )

The MUCH ANTICIPATED, Annual CPU Rankings have been released for the 2059 Season:

Pre Team (Post) [Regular Power]
1. Minnesota Twins
2. Cleveland Guardians
3. Boston Red Sox
4. Pittsburgh Pirates
5. New York Yankees
6. Chicago White Sox
7. Miami Marlins
8. Philadelphia Phillies
9. Detroit Tigers
10. Atlanta Braves
11. San Diego Padres
12. Seattle Mariners
13. New York Mets
14. Houston Astros
15. Baltimore Orioles
16. Kansas City Royals
17. Colorado Rockies
18. Milwaukee Brewers
19. Los Angeles Angels
20. St Louis Cardinals
21. Chicago Cubs
22. Texas Rangers
23. Tampa Bay Rays
24. Oakland Athletics
25. Los Angeles Dodgers
26. Washington Nationals
27. Cincinnati Reds
28. Arizona Diamondbacks
29. San Francisco Giants
30. Toronto Blue Jays

*2058 results -
Biggest Overachievers: Royals (+17), Mets (+12), Brewers (+10)
Biggest Underachievers: Reds (-15), Athletics (-11), Blue Jays (-9)

7/19/2026

AJ’s All MLB Team

First Team All MLB: The Show

C - Garry O'Rourke (Mariners) - At 32, Garry is considered too old for many, but he continues to impress hitting (.376) on the year with 59 home runs.

1B - Randall Thurston (Nationals) - The Nationals have a good one in the 24 year old Thurston. A defensive wiz at 1B, Thurston showed great power this year also, banging out 47 homers.

2B - Lacy Moore (Brewers) - At only 21 years old Moore led second basemen in average (.339) slugging (.658), OPS (1.059) and homeruns (45). The future is bright for Lacy.

SS - Keith Phelps (Yankees) - The leader in the Yankee's clubhouse and big bat that pitchers feared, Phelps had an amazing (1.137) OPS while hitting over 50 homers for the Yankees from the shortstop position.

3B - Haywood Dalton (Padres) - In a tight race at third base, Haywood gets the All-MLB:The show nod over many other great third baseman based on his incredible 155 RBI on the year. A standout in the field helped his cause.

OF - Juan Baker (Cardinals) - A (.331) average, 37 home runs, and an impressive 94 stolen bases demonstrate why Juan is so deadly not only as a hitter, but as a baserunner.

OF - Javier Qualls (Pirates) - 63 home runs, 175 RBI, and 161 Runs Scored. Might have been the best player in the whole league this year. Simply dominant.

OF - Salomon Fuller (Yankees) - The first year Yankee had a slugging over (.700) and still managed to rob 26 hits in the field. He could be the best two way player in The Show.