Philadelphia clinches the NL East in Game 151, riding a trio of homers from Schwarber, Weston Wilson and Harper in a 6-5 win over the Dodgers. It’s the earliest division clinch in Phillies history, and the 90-win mark is the third straight season PHI has reached that total. Since the trade deadline, they are 29-14, aided by a six-man rotation that cushions injuries to Wheeler, Turner and Bohm. Thomson joins Manuel and Ozark as PHI’s only back-to-back champs, while Roberts contends for postseason consistency with L.A.

Kyle Schwarber keeps mashing for the Phillies, belting his 53rd homer this season and his 22nd off a left-handed pitcher, a mark that ties MLB’s all-time pace for lefty-on-lefty power with Stan Musial and Matt Olson. The achievement caps a historic run: four straight monster seasons in Philadelphia and a postseason spotlight that could reshape his upcoming free-agent negotiation. If the power persists, Philadelphia’s lineup and playoff chances rise in tandem with Schwarber’s leverage.

Aaron Judge’s elite offense stands out as he keeps posting 200 OPS+ seasons, a feat only Barry Bonds has achieved since Bonds retired. Judge has done it three times in four years, redefining modern right-handed hitting and forcing fantasy managers to treat him as a true weekly cornerstone for power and on-base production.