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The 2026 MLB season officially opened just over two weeks ago with Opening Day on March 26, and baseball fans have already been treated to some incredible early-season action on and off the field. That said, FOX Sports baseball analyst Dontrelle Willis recently revealed who his top five teams are right now, which includes two American League teams and three from the National League. Here's who made the cut. 5. Cleveland Guardians The AL Central-leading Guardians (8-6) check in at No. 5 on Willis' list. They've only won three of their past six games, but Willis is convinced that there's no cause for concern, as they're riding the Chase DeLauter wave. "They're still able to win ballgames even though Jos Ramrez has not checked in," Willis added. "You know, it starts and ends on the mound for me. Mr. [Gavin] Williams, he's gonna continue to have a monster year." Last week, Cleveland rattled off back-to-back wins against Kansas City. On Wednesday, Guardians left fielder Angel Martinez went 4-for-5, including hitting a four-bagger to clear the bases with one swing of the bat in the bottom of the eighth. It was a huge early divisional win in an AL Central race that is likely going to be tight this year. 4. Atlanta Braves The Braves (9-5) began the year without an off day through their first 13 games and a rotation missing Spencer Strider (oblique strain), Spencer Schwellenbach (elbow surgery), Hurston Waldrep (elbow surgery) and Joey Wentz (torn ACL). That said, they've emerged from this starting stretch in first place in the NL East, with the lowest ERA in MLB (2.03) and tied for the best run differential in MLB (+34). What's more, they've managed to do this all without relying entirely on the arm of Chris Sale. Atlanta is in the midst of a three-game win streak, defeating its opponents by an average of five-plus runs over that span. That's more than enough to land them at No. 4 on Willis' list. "They are finally healthy, as far as the core group of the guys that play every day [goes]," Willis said. "[Second baseman] Ozzie [Albies] is finally healthy. [Catcher] Drake Baldwin is a monster. His bat-to-ball skills and his game calling and throwing behind the plate [skills are] one of the best in all of baseball." 3. Milwaukee Brewers Even without Freddy Peralta and Caleb Durbin, Milwaukee is 8-5 and sits atop the NL Central. Despite the Brewers dropping their past three games, Willis isn't ready to push the panic button. Instead, they land at No. 3 on his list. "[Coach] Pat Murphy has these guys at the top of the [NL] Central playing his style of baseball," Willis said. "[Left fielder] Christian Yelich looks like MVP Yelich. He looks finally healthy. [Center fielder Garrett] Mitchell in that lineup [is] providing some pop." Earlier this month, Milwaukee finalized an eight-year contract with prospect Cooper Pratt, adding the prized 21-year-old shortstop prospect to the 40-man roster and optioning him to Triple-A Nashville. The deal with Pratt includes club options that could keep him with the Brewers through the 2035 season. Pratt is among the top prospects in a Brewers farm system that ranks among the best in MLB. He was rated by MLB Pipeline as the No. 60 overall prospect. 2. New York Yankees Gerrit Cole, Carlos Rodon and Clarke Schmidt started the season on the injured list, but it doesnt seem to be a huge factor. Boosted by 25-year-old Cam Schlittler who has 22 strikeouts, no walks and a 1.62 ERA through three starts a Yankees rotation that has looked like the best in baseball in the early going. What's more, 2024 AL Rookie of the Year Luis Gil is ready to join when they need a fifth starter. Still, the AL East-leading Yankees (8-5) have dropped three in a row and are aiming to get back on track this weekend. "My New York Yankees, who I've been backing for the last couple [of] weeks, have been struggling at the plate," Willis said. "I know it, but Aaron Judge is starting to heat up." [MLB 2026: Dontrelle Willis Assesses Yankees Rotation Dominance] 1. Los Angeles Dodgers "The world champions," Willis said when asked which team is his clear-cut No. 1. "The rich get richer!" At the end of last season, the Dodgers became the first back-to-back World Series champs since the Yankees won three in a row from 1998 to 2000. In addition, it was the Dodgers' third championship in the past six years. The NL West-leading Dodgers (10-3) currently have the best odds to win the 2026 World Series at +230, followed by the Yankees (+1000).

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Photo by Jared C. Tilton/Getty ImagesCameron Young posted a superb round of 65 on Saturday at The Masters to continue his incredible comeback after his disappointing start on day one.And Nick Faldo was genuinely stunned by something that Young said after his fabulous third round at Augusta National.The 28-year-old New Yorker was four-over-par after 11 holes of his third round and now he sits at 11-under after 54 holes a quite remarkable turnaround.Youngs win at The Players Championship last month lifted him to a whole new level.Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty ImagesNow Young has a real chance of winning The Masters with just one round to play at Augusta National.If he plays anything like he did on Saturday during the final round on Sunday, he will be slipping into a green jacket by the time the weekend is done.Nick Faldo stunned by what Cameron Young said after shooting 65 at The MastersThe 28-year-old American will head into the final round at Augusta National on Sunday with a great chance of winning his first major championship.Young spoke to reporters after his scintillating play on day three at Augusta National and responded when asked how hes feeling ahead of the final round on Sunday.Its obviously a life-long dream and youve pictured it a million times, Young admitted.But what has got me here is not really thinking of that.Nothing has really changed. I am sure there will be some nerves but those were there on Thursday so there is no reason to think I cant do much of the same tomorrow.Photo by Jared C. Tilton/Getty ImagesWith all due respect to Young, the nerves he will feel on Sunday at Augusta may be slightly different from what he was feeling on Thursday.During his commentary role on Sky Sports in the UK, Faldo admitted that he was shocked by Youngs comments.His nerves are only on Thursday, said the Englishman.Wow, thats what Mr. Young just said. Its nice and relaxed for the weekend.If you prepare yourself for the right mental state, you dont wind yourself up through the week. Its more apprehension on Thursday, because its all brand new.You know, The Masters, hows it going to go? Can you get yourself into a rhythm?And obviously he has. Thats the job.Cam Young on the state of his game after 54 holes at The MastersYoung was asked what worked better for him over the past 36 holes after his struggles on day one.It is more of the same, honestly, he replied.I just happened to have a few shots come down really close today. Got a tremendously fortunate break on 13 where instead of making six or seven, I made a four.It was one of those days. I hit a bunch of good shots, they dont always end up close, but today a lot of them ended up inside of six feet.Then the chip in on four, thats one of those that you dont really count on, I had a few of those today.Now Cameron Young will be desperate to continue the form he has shown on Friday and Saturday during the final round of The Masters on Sunday.If he manages to do just that, the 2026 Masters champion will almost certainly be Mr Young himself.

Toronto's George Springer, who entered batting just .189 with two home runs, left Saturday's 7-4 loss to the Minnesota Twins because of a fractured big toe on his left foot, and Blue Jays manager John Schneider said the DH was sent to undergo a CT scan.

It was a horror night for the Storm on Saturday, but no player had a worse few hours than Melbourne forward Joe Chan, who copped a massive spray from coach Craig Bellamy before being benched.

Lachie Kennedy blitzed the field to crack the 10-second mark for the second time at the national championships.