While they didn't make the top highlights, Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher and former ace Kyle Bradish made his long-awaited return last week and fanned 10 batters.
Other notable moments include Detroit Tigers All-Star Riley Greene hitting his first career grand slam (watch here) and Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Shane Bieber striking out the side in his first home game with the team (watch here).
Now, let's get to the highlights!
15. Alec Burleson Walk-Off
Capping off a four-hit night with a walk-off home run is going to be a moment that St. Louis Cardinals' Alec Burleson will remember for the rest of his career!
14. Blake Perkins' robbery
There's always something amazing about an outfielder timing a home run robbery perfectly - just like this one from Milwaukee Brewers' Blake Perkins!
13. Will Smith walk-off
A walk-off hit is great. A walk-off home run is even better. But a pinch-hit home run from Will Smith? That's something for Los Angeles Dodgers fans to lose their minds over!
12. Carlos Cortes' robbery
Tell us if you've heard this before - Athletics outfielder makes a stellar play! And this time around, it comes from Cortes.
11. Trevor Story shows off his reflexes
The Boston Red Sox shortstop showed off cat-like reflexes to turn this incredible double play!
10. Bobby Witt Jr. insane double play
Kansas City Royals star shortstop Bobby Witt Jr. just continues to do things every week that amaze us!
9. Jarren Duran inside the park
The Red Sox outfielder looked like he was eyeing home the entire way!
8. Gunnar Henderson
How Hnederson was able to grab this, we will never know. But the Baltimore Orioles' shortstop is a star for a reason!
7. Hunter Greene double play
The Cincinnati Reds' young star pitcher flashed some leather this past week with an incredible double play!
6. Steven Kwan lays out
Cleveland Guardians All-Star left fielder Steven Kwan got to this ball just in time!
5. Ian Happ goes diving
Chicago Cubs left fielder Ian Happ showed everyone why he's a three-time Gold Glove award recipient!
4. New York Mets set franchise record
The New York Mets scored 19 runs in one game - setting a franchise record for the most in a single home game in franchise history.
3. Texas Rangers score 20 runs
The Texas Rangers scored 20 runs in a single game - the most they've put up since 2011. They tie the New York Yankees and Toronto Blue Jays for the third most in a game this season, just behind the Cincinnati Reds (24) and Baltimore Orioles (22).
2. Kyle Schwarber's four home runs
Philadelphia Phillies slugger Kyle Schwarber continues his path to a possible National League MVP award after he became the 21st baseball player in history to hit four home runs in a game.
1. Cal Raleigh's 50th
One day after just hitting his 48th and 49th home runs to break the record for most homers in a season by a catcher, Raleigh became the first player in Major League Baseball this season to reach the 50 home run mark.
And in the almost 150 years of MLB history, no catcher has ever reached 50 home runs in a season - until Raleigh.