LIDOM time! Round Robin games today at 3p et aka now and at 4p et! MLB dot tv

Baseball time!! LIDOM Round Robin games now on MLB dot tv !

1 stat per team from 2025! ⬇️ www.mlb.com/news/cool-st...

25 reasons baseball was the best in 2025! ⬇️ www.mlb.com/news/best-ba...

The year in stats from the great @slangsonsports.bsky.social: 25 reasons baseball was the BEST in 2025 (including the streaking Brewers). www.mlb.com/news/best-ba...

Taking a look at some milestones players reached in 2025 www.mlb.com/news/milesto...

Game 2 at 630p ET!! MLB dot tv

Game 1 of the LIDOM Round Robin coming up at 4p et! Watch on MLB dot tv !!

Two-box of college football games at baseball stadiums — Yankee & Fenway Baseball is the best 🙌⚾️

These two are now teammates I love baseball

Some of Pete Alonso’s 2025 Statcast percentiles ⬇️

Kyle Schwarber has 187 HR with the Phillies List he will climb in 2026 ⬇️ Most home runs in first 5 seasons with a team: Babe Ruth, NYY: 235 Mark McGwire, STL: 220 Ralph Kiner, PIT: 215 Alex Rodriguez, NYY: 208 David Ortiz, BOS: 208 Albert Pujols, STL: 201

Most home runs in first 4 seasons with a team: Mark McGwire STL: 191 Babe Ruth NYY: 189 Kyle Schwarber PHI: 187

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Highest strikeout rate in second half, min 25 IP: Mason Miller: 51.1% Devin Williams: 39.3% Jeremiah Estrada: 38.4% Andrew Kittredge: 38.3% Edwin Diaz: 38.1%

In baseball, we call this a wheeeeeeeeee!

Highest swing and miss rate induced, 2025 qualified pitchers: Dylan Cease: 33.4% Tarik Skubal: 32.5% Jesús Luzardo: 30.8% Cristopher Sánchez: 30.4%

Dale Murphy just threw out the first pitch for Estrellas!! He played for them early in his career

It’s LIDOM doubleheader day!! Starting momentarily on MLB dot tv!! 11 winter ball games on MLB dot tv today / tonight between LIDOM and LMP! Lineups for early LIDOM games ⬇️

in his 6 top-5 MVP seasons combined (2017-18, ‘20, ‘22, ‘24-‘25), José Ramírez has: - 431 extra-base hits, 21 more than any other player in those szns - 1,733 total bases, 2nd to Judge (1,769) - 563 RBI, 2nd (Judge 592) - 166 SB, 2nd (Trea Turner 183) - 430 K, fewest among 37 plyrs w/110+ HR

José Ramírez now has 4 top-3 MVP finishes, the most of any player to not win MVP (…yet) On his place in MVP voting history and what he’s accomplished in his career thus far ⬇️ www.mlb.com/news/why-jos...

Most OAA since start of 2024: Bobby Witt Jr.: 40 Pete Crow-Armstrong: 37 Jacob Young: 35 Andrés Giménez: 32 Mauricio Dubón: 29

Lowest strikeout rate since start of 2024, min 800 PA: Luis Arraez: 3.7% Nico Hoerner: 8.9% Steven Kwan: 9.0% Ernie Clement: 9.8% Mookie Betts: 10.6% José Ramírez: 11.5% Mauricio Dubón: 11.7%

Baseball time !! LIDOM and LMP coming up on MLB dot tv! LIDOM lineups ⬇️

LIDOM coming up at 6p & 630p et! MLB dot tv!

Most SB from July 25 onward (Naylor’s SEA debut): Juan Soto: 25 Jazz Chisholm Jr.: 21 Josh Naylor: 19 Corbin Carroll: 19

🚨November 15 home run at Citi Field 🚨 112.1 mph !

20,057 people at Citi Field for the Dominican winter ball All-Stars against the Puerto Rican winter ball All-Stars In the middle of November Baseball is the BEST !!

Baseball is SO lucky to have Mookie Betts

There were 6 BBWAA award winners this who won a BBWAA award last year (Murphy, Vogt, Skubal, Skenes, Ohtani, Judge) That’s 4 more BBWAA award winners in a year who won a BBWAA award the year prior than in any other season h/t @EliasSports

there have been 9 years where BOTH MVPs had previously won ROY, too: 2025: Ohtani/Judge 2024: Ohtani/Judge 2023: Ohtani/Acuña 2021: Ohtani/Harper 2019: Trout/Bellinger 2016: Trout/Bryant 2011: Verlander/Braun 2008: Pedroia/Pujols 1972: Allen/Bench

This is the first season where both MVPs were repeats from the previous year

seasons where both MVPs had already won one previously (since BBWAA began voting in 1931): 2025 Shohei Ohtani (4th), Aaron Judge (3rd) 2024 Shohei Ohtani (3rd), Aaron Judge (2nd) 1955 Yogi Berra, Roy Campanella (3rd for each)

There have been 24 unanimous MVPs awarded (since BBWAA began voting in 1931) Since 2000: 2025 Shohei Ohtani 2024 Shohei Ohtani  2024 Aaron Judge  2023 Ronald Acuña Jr. 2023 Shohei Ohtani 2021 Shohei Ohtani 2015 Bryce Harper 2014 Mike Trout 2009 Albert Pujols 2002 Barry Bonds

players to win multiple MVPs with Yankees (since BBWAA began voting in 1931): Aaron Judge (3) Mickey Mantle (3)
Yogi Berra (3) Joe DiMaggio (3) Alex Rodriguez  Roger Maris

Yankees players have won 23 MVPs (since BBWAA began voting in 1931), most of any team → 5 more than STL, 18

Shohei Ohtani has finished first or second in the past five MVP elections, which ties the record shared by Barry Bonds and Mike Trout

won MVP + WS/LCS MVP same year: 2025 Shohei Ohtani 2010 Josh Hamilton 1980 Mike Schmidt  1979 Willie Stargell 1973 Reggie Jackson  1966 Frank Robinsonn 1963 Sandy Koufax

most MVP Awards (since BBWAA began voting in 1931):   Barry Bonds: 7 Shohei Ohtani: 4 Aaron Judge: 3 Mike Trout: 3 Albert Pujols: 3 Alex Rodriguez: 3 Mike Schmidt: 3 Mickey Mantle: 3 Yogi Berra: 3 Roy Campanella: 3 Stan Musial: 3 Joe DiMaggio: 3 Jimmie Foxx: 3

players to win the WS & MVP in the same year in divisional era (1969): 2025 Shohei Ohtani 2024 Shohei Ohtani  2018 Mookie Betts 2017 Jose Altuve 2016 Kris Bryant 2012 Buster Posey 1988 Kirk Gibson 1984 Willie Hernandez 1983 Cal Ripken Jr. 1980 Mike Schmidt 1979 Willie Stargell

won a World Series and an MVP in the same season, multiple times:   Joe DiMaggio: 1939, 1941, 1947 Shohei Ohtani: 2024, 2025 Joe Morgan: 1975, 1976 Mickey Mantle: 1956, 1962

won both an MVP Award and the World Series in back-to-back seasons:  Shohei Ohtani (2024-25) Joe Morgan (1975-76)

The Dodgers’ only unanimous MVPs are 2024-25 Shohei Ohtani (since BBWAA began voting in 1931)

There have been 24 unanimous MVPs awarded (since BBWAA began voting in 1931), including 2021, ‘23, ‘24 & ‘25 Ohtani He’s the only player with multiple unanimous MVPs

There have been 5 Japanese-born MVPs:  2025 Shohei Ohtani 2024 Shohei Ohtani 2023 Shohei Ohtani 2021 Shohei Ohtani 2001 Ichiro Suzuki

The Dodgers have had 14 MVP winners, third-most among franchises, behind the Yankees (23) and Cardinals (18) -- since the BBWAA began voting in 1931

The real MVPs: Decoy, Penny & Gus

won consecutive MVPs (since BBWAA began voting in 1931):

Only 6 players have won an MVP award with two franchises (regardless of leagues), since BBWAA began voting in 1931: Shohei Ohtani: Angels, Dodgers Frank Robinson: Reds, Orioles Barry Bonds: Pirates, Giants Alex Rodriguez: Rangers, Yankees Jimmie Foxx: Athletics, Red Sox Bryce Harper: Nationals, PHI

2 players have won MVP in both leagues: Shohei Ohtani (2021, ‘23 Angels & 2024-25 Dodgers) Frank Robinson (1961 Reds, 1966 Orioles)