10. Pete Crow-Armstrong (Cubs) – 452 ft – vs. Brewers – June 17 Crow-Armstrong, now a first-time All-Star, made no doubt about it with this 452-foot blast at Wrigley Field.

3) Astros ⬆️ Last week: 7 The Astros were No. 11 in the June 2 edition of MLB Power Rankings, but they’ve climbed into the top-three with an MLB-best 19 wins this month.

Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh hit his way into MVP consideration in June, batting .300/.398/.690 with MLB-leading totals for home runs (11-tie), RBIs (27-tie), extra-base hits (17) and total bases ...

According to Rockies reporter Christian Saez with DNVR Sports, since June 1st the Rockies have led the MLB in slugging (.468), extra base hits (76), doubles (37) and triples (10).

The Twins (38-42), who have lost 11 of 13, are 21-17 on their home field in 2025. First pitch Target Field in Minneapolis is set for 1:10 p.m. ET. The Mariners have won five of the last nine meetings.

Dodgers 1-4 hitters in the first inning during June hit a mere .140/.204/.267. As a result, the team only scored in the first inning five times in 27 games during month, but they allowed at least ...