The conclusion of the MLB regular season has prompted an expanded ranking of the top 50 rookies for 2024, showcasing the depth of talent in this year's class.

Highlighting the fierce competition, the NL Rookie of the Year race features Paul Skenes of the Pittsburgh Pirates and Jackson Merrill of the San Diego Padres, while the AL race remains wide open.

Players are evaluated based on their performance, role, and development throughout the season, with late-season success carrying significant weight.

The matchup between the Minnesota Twins and Boston Red Sox was postponed due to rain, with plans for a split doubleheader on Sunday at Fenway Park. The times for the games have been adjusted, with the first game starting at 12:35 p.m.

Originally scheduled pitchers were Pablo Lopez for the Twins and Kutter Crawford for the Red Sox. Now, Zebby Matthews and Nick Pivetta will take the mound for their respective teams on Sunday.

As for team standings, the Twins are in a wild-card position, while the Red Sox lag behind the playoff race.

In injury updates, Rafael Devers was placed on the injured list, while other roster changes were also made for both teams.

In a thrilling match, Tyler O'Neill propelled the Boston Red Sox to a 7-5 victory over the Chicago White Sox, marking the latter's 111th loss of the season. Chicago's Andrew Vaughn had a two-run home run, but the team fell behind early and struggled to recover, extending their dismal streak of losses.

O'Neill's performance included two homers, bringing his season total to 27, while Kenley Jansen secured his 26th save. The Red Sox's victory was their second in a row, as they continue to chase a wild card spot in the playoffs.

Tyler O’Neill's two home runs propelled the Boston Red Sox to a 7-5 victory over the Chicago White Sox, marking the latter's 111th loss of the season. Despite Andrew Vaughn's early two-run homer, the White Sox fell behind and failed to secure a series win for the 19th straight time.

Boston's win ends a five-game losing streak and keeps them in contention for the AL wild card. O’Neill's standout performance included his 27th home run this season, while Kenley Jansen secured his 26th save.

Tarik Skubal shone for the Detroit Tigers, striking out eight and allowing just one run in eight innings, achieving his 200th strikeout this season. The Tigers honored their 1984 World Series championship with a 2-1 victory against the Boston Red Sox.

Skubal's performance places him among notable team left-handers, alongside legends like Hal Newhouser and Mickey Lolich. The Tigers took the lead after a strong second inning following Tyler O’Neill’s early homer for Boston.