The Padres have already won the season series against the Dodgers. They are a near certainty for the playoffs, with odds at greater than 99.9 percent after sweeping the 120-loss White Sox, according to ESPN. Now, they head to Los Angeles in complete control of whether or not they win the NL West for the first time since 2006.

We're just one week away from the MLB playoffs, and the wild-card slots might not be decided until game 162. Check out who made the cut in Ben Verlander's latest top 10.

Rymer of Bleacher Report recently released his MLB Power Rankings heading into the final week of the season. Last week, the Phillies were in first. However, they slippe

As this season nears an end, we’ve paired this week’s Power Rankings with a pick for each team’s top individual award candidate.

That was the day my pre-spring training power rankings dropped. Many people believed the Dodgers were an obvious No. 1 to enter the season because of how much money they spent in the offseason to add talent to their already immensely talented ballclub.

The MLB playoff stretch is upon us and there are plenty of races to follow. There's limited movement in our latest MLB Power Rankings.

The Padres had a good weekend. That started with winning all three games against Bob Melvin’s Giants, taking the season series to move 20 games above .500 for the first time since 2010.

Michael Harris II and Matt Olson homered for Atlanta, but the Braves blew a four-run lead in a costly loss to Cincinnati to drop their third straight and fall two games behind the New York Mets.

Which MLB teams are vying for the top spot before the start of the postseason? 30. Chicago White Sox (Last Week's Rank: 30) One thing all baseball fans can agree on is that the Wh