As the MLB season approaches its climax, the Los Angeles Dodgers and Philadelphia Phillies lead the league with an impressive record of 84-56, while the Chicago White Sox struggle at the bottom with 32-109. The final weeks will significantly impact postseason awards, notably the National League Rookie of the Year race, and teams are scrutinizing performance metrics to enhance their playoff chances. The Seattle Mariners, currently 71-70, are fighting to remain competitive, trailing in the AL West and wild-card standings, having lost ground due to an inconsistent offense and bullpen injuries. Despite their struggles, the Mariners have excelled in stolen bases, achieving a perfect record on attempts to steal third base. Meanwhile, the Diamondbacks are having a standout season with notable grand slam statistics, while the Braves showcase impressive exit velocity metrics. The competition is fierce as teams seek to capitalize on their strengths while addressing weaknesses heading into the postseason.