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Caleb Williams has become known for his remarkable ability to lead late-game comebacks, guiding the Bears to five such victories in his last 10 starts, showcasing his growth and clutch performance in critical moments.
The San Francisco Giants have showcased remarkable resilience with four consecutive come-from-behind victories, highlighted by LaMonte Wade Jr.'s clutch hits and Mike Yastrzemski's game-winning triple against the New York Mets. Manager Bob Melvin credits the team's never-give-up attitude, which has propelled them into the NL wild-card spot. This streak marks the first time since 1901 that the Giants have achieved such a feat, underscoring their newfound identity of late-inning heroics.
The New York Rangers showcased their resilience in an extreme comeback win during the Stadium Series game against the Islanders, securing their 18th comeback win of the season and ninth in the third period. Despite allowing early goals and deficits, the Rangers have consistently rallied to secure wins, demonstrating their ability to overcome in-game deficits and extend winning streaks. While this may not be sustainable in the long run, it reflects the team's unwavering belief in their ability to win games.
The Atlanta Braves have cited team chemistry as a key factor in their recent surge, which includes a seven-game winning streak and six consecutive comeback wins. Players and coaches attribute the team's success to a cohesive clubhouse culture, where players root for each other and never give up. General Manager Alex Anthopoulos places a high value on a player's reputation as a good teammate when vetting free-agent and trade targets. The Braves currently have the National League's best record and have been able to withstand extended absences of several key injured players.
The Cleveland Guardians have started the season with a flair for the dramatic, winning their first two extra-inning games and two games decided by one run. Last season, they won 29 games in their last at-bat, led the league in that category, and set a franchise record. They are a hard team to discourage, as evidenced by their ability to come back from deficits and win close games. Jose Ramirez and Myles Straw have been key contributors to their early success.