Wyatt Langford joins an elite Rangers 20-20 club, becoming the youngest to reach 20 HR and 20 SB. He completed the feat with his 20th stolen base in a win over the Astros, after hitting his 20th homer on Aug. 30. Ian Kinsler previously owned the youngest 20-20 mark (at 25 in 2007), while Toby Harrah first accomplished the feat for Texas in 1975. Marcus Semien and Adolis García did it years ago for the Rangers, and Pete Crow-Armstrong of the Cubs remains a younger 20-20 standout this season.

Chicago pulled within a win of clinching a playoff berth with a 4-1 victory over Pittsburgh. Michael Busch punctuated the night with a leadoff homer and went 3-for-4, while Cade Horton steadied after a rough first inning to lock down the win as Chicago trimmed its magic number to one. Paul Skenes, entering with a 2.03 ERA, exited after 3 2/3 innings as the Cubs pushed across three runs in the opening frame and added insurance later. The series finale looms with division and home-field implications still alive for the Cubs.

Skenes endured a rare rough outing, allowing three runs on seven hits over 3.1 innings as Pittsburgh fell 4-1 to the Cubs at PNC Park. Busch opened the scoring with a solo homer, Crow-Armstrong RBI singled, Cruz answered with an RBI triple, and Happ added a sac fly as Chicago built a cushion. The Pirates’ skid continued, with Skenes tying a career high in hits allowed while the Cubs offense did its damage early and often.

Wednesday’s TV/radio slate blends MLB with a sprinkling of NBA, WNBA, college golf and soccer, led by Texas Rangers at Houston and Dodgers hosting Philadelphia. Cubs at Pirates and Giants at Diamondbacks anchor a busy MLB night, while the Dallas Stars feature in media notes with Wyatt Johnston and coach Glen Gulutzan. Radio focus centers on Rangers coverage and Dallas hockey chatter, signaling fresh DFS angles and late-night betting pivots across multiple leagues.

MLB betting slate for Sep 16 centers on a low-scoring Cubs-Pirates clash, with Cubs under 0.5 runs and Cubs/Pirates under 7.0, plus White Sox as home favorites over Orioles. Expect inflated lines on Braves at Nationals and Brewers at Angels as playoff races fade. Promos and props across DraftKings, Caesars, FanDuel, and bet365 shape the action.