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.

Dane Myers powered the Miami Marlins to an 8-1 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays, hitting a three-run homer and a two-run double. Xzavion Curry pitched five solid innings, allowing just one run, while Griffin Conine contributed with three hits.

The Blue Jays struggled offensively, managing only four hits, with Nathan Lukes hitting his first career home run. Toronto has lost nine of its last 14 games, while Miami aims for a series sweep in the season finale.

Blue Jays starter Yariel Rodriguez faced challenges, giving up three earned runs and leaving the game after discomfort. Manager John Schneider confirmed infielder Leo Jimenez is day-to-day with knee inflammation.

Jonathan Aranda continued his hot streak by hitting a home run for the third consecutive game, leading the Tampa Bay Rays to a 4-3 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays and completing a three-game series sweep.

The win improved the Rays' record to 78-78, marking their first four-game winning streak since mid-May. Brandon Lowe also shined with a solo home run, making it his 20th of the season. The match showcased strong performances from both teams, including notable moments from Vladimir Guerrero Jr., who had a three-hit game for the Blue Jays.

Nathan Lukes of the Toronto Blue Jays made a significant impact in a recent series against the St. Louis Cardinals, finishing with five hits, including two doubles and a game-winning RBI in the finale.

Lukes's performance signals a potential turnaround for him after a challenging season, having dealt with injuries and limited playing time. Manager John Schneider praised his consistency and good at-bats, emphasizing the importance of his contributions as the team prepares for their upcoming road trip.