From Miz's heat to Schwarbombs to everything Ohtani brings, these players are why baseball is having a moment.
The Phillies' Trea Turner won his second NL batting title with a record-low .304 average, and the Yankees' Aaron Judge earned his first AL championship by leading the major leagues at .331.
Witt or Judge? Ohtani or De La Cruz? We narrow the field -- with a rep from every team -- to one true must-watch player.
We asked ESPN MLB experts to give an updated top-50 ranking, allowing us to take stock of the best performances of the 2025 season so far.
Phillies slugger Kyle Schwarber made history by pulverizing three home runs on three swings in the first swing-off to decide an All-Star Game, giving the National League a win over the AL after the teams were tied through nine innings.
Judge and Ohtani. Raleigh and PCA. Skenes and Skubal. These stars are chasing big-time milestones -- and you can watch them Tuesday night.
