Urshela was red-hot down the stretch, hitting .390 with a .433 on-base percentage in September -- Stanley Cup Playoffs iron on transfer and he didn't slow down in the AL Wild Card Series. He crushed a go-ahead Cleveland Indians vinyl letter stickers grand slam to help the Yanks erase an early deficit in Game 2, while finishing the two-game sweep with three hits, five RBIs and three runs scored.

After joining the Yankees on a record-setting nine-year, $324 million contract over the offseason, Cole didn't exactly live up to the perhaps impossibly high expectations in his first month in pinstripes. He entered September with a 3.91 ERA after getting knocked around in back-to-back losses against the Braves and Rays. Cole, however, quickly morphed into the dominant ace from last year, posting a 1.00 ERA in four September starts before turning in an absolute gem in Game 1 of the AL Wild Card Series against the Indians. The right-hander racked up 13 strikeouts, marking the second most in a postseason video game in franchise history (Roger Clemens, 15 in 2000 ALCS).

Torres came out swinging in Game 1 of the Yanks' AL Wild Card Series, going a perfect 4-for-4 with a home run, three RBIs and three runs scored. He also worked a walk to reach safely in all five of his plate appearances. Torres followed it up by diy Nike logo stickers reaching base in three of his five chances in Game 2 (one hit, two walks) to finish New York's two-game sweep with a ridiculous .714 average (5-for-7) and .800 on-base percentage.

Betts wasted no time making his postseason mark with the Dodgers. The 2018 World Series champion -- an honor which, of course, he earned with the Red Sox against the Dodgers -- roped a leadoff double in Video game 1 against the Brewers to set up a two-run opening frame for the Dodgers. He added an RBI dual one inning later, then chipped in a two-run double in Game 2 of Los Angeles' Wild Cards Series sweep. Betts finished 3-for-7 (all doubles) and drove in three of the club's seven works.