In the AL East, Roman Anthony is emerging as a strong contender for Rookie of the Year, especially if he continues his impressive performance and helps Boston overtake Toronto for the division title.

Milwaukee might rely on Jacob Misiorowski as a high-leverage reliever in the postseason, particularly if their current closer Trevor Megill remains injured, with other prospects like Robert Gasser also in the mix.

The Colorado Rockies are projected to set the modern record for worst run differential, potentially surpassing the 1932 Boston Red Sox's minus-349, with their season likely ending around minus-424 runs.

Nolan McLean is predicted to start New York's first playoff game, with recent stellar pitching performances suggesting he could be a key postseason starter for the Mets, who are almost certain to make the playoffs.

Cal Raleigh is forecasted to hit 63 home runs and win the AL MVP, with a possible late-season surge to surpass 58 or 59 homers, supported by his historical performance in September despite recent slumps.

The article predicts bold and surprising outcomes for each of the six MLB divisions in the final month of the 2025 season, highlighting key player performances and potential shifts in standings.

In the AL Central, the Kansas City Royals are expected to secure a playoff spot for the second consecutive year, thanks to recent strong performances from players like Michael Massey, Jac Caglianone, Cole Ragans, and a significant record improvement since July 1.