After a historic game, Zach Neto of the Los Angeles Angels was benched by manager Ron Washington due to concerns about his focus and defensive errors. Washington emphasized the need for accountability.

Despite Neto's absence, the Angels secured a 5-4 victory over the Seattle Mariners, powered by standout performances from Mickey Moniak and Jo Adell, who each hit multiple home runs.

Neto returned to play the next day but had limited success, highlighting ongoing struggles with his mental state on defense.

Mickey Moniak's late-game heroics, including a walk-off home run, led the Los Angeles Angels to a thrilling comeback victory against the Seattle Mariners, 5-4.

Jo Adell also contributed with two home runs, marking a much-needed win for the Angels.

Meanwhile, Justin Turner's strong performance for the Mariners, with two homers, fell short as they now trail behind the Houston Astros in the AL West standings.

The final rankings of the year highlight the top 300 players, combining overall performance and eligibility over the last five games.

Key players include Aaron Judge, who has excelled but faces injury risks, and Emmanuel Clase, ranked highly among pitchers.

This summary presents the final rankings of baseball players for the year, focusing on those eligible for five-game evaluations. The top-300 rankings feature top outfielders and insights on player promotions.

The narrative highlights expected moves, including the potential promotion of Jasson Dominguez by the Yankees, assessing his impact on team dynamics and Alex Verdugo's playing time.

The Detroit Tigers secured their fifth consecutive win by defeating the Los Angeles Angels 6-2. Riley Greene and Kerry Carpenter each homered during a decisive sixth inning.

The Angels continue to struggle, marking their sixth straight loss, while the Tigers showed resilience despite a lengthy game delay.