Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Jackson Chourio got off to a record-setting start in Saturday’s game against the Chicago Cubs, but it ended abruptly.

• The previous modern record for worst run differential was minus-349, by the 1932 Boston Red Sox. That one held up for 92 years. Then these Rockies blew past it by 75 runs. That’s the equivalent of Aaron Judge or Cal Raleigh breaking Barry Bonds’ single-season MLB home run record (of 73) by hitting 89.

San Diego Padres reliever Mason Miller threw a record-breaking 104.5 mph fastball against the Chicago Cubs, the fastest postseason pitch since 2008.

The 2025 Major League Baseball season has seen power numbers like never before. With Aaron Judge hitting his 50th (and 51st) home runs of the season on Wednesday, four players have socked at least 50 homers this season, tying an MLB record.

Philadelphia Phillies catcher J.T. Realmuto started off the 2025 postseason by proving age is just a number. In the bottom of the 2nd inning with two runners on, the Phillies' catcher ripped a ball into the outfield that dribbled into the warning track. It brought home both runners, put Realmuto at third base, and gave Philadelphia an early lead.

Since MLB created divisions in 1969, the 1978 Yankees (14 games back), 2012 Athletics (13 games), 1995 Mariners (13 games), 2006 Twins (12 1/2 games) and 1973 Mets (12 1/2 games) have completed the largest comebacks to win a division title, according to the Elias Sports Bureau, via MLB.com.