As the calendar flips to June and teams across baseball have roughly 60 games under their belts, the MLB landscape is starting to take shape and the line between contenders and also-rans is becoming more defined.

Just a week after allowing the Cubs to score 28 runs over a three-game set in Cincinnati, the Reds had been able to hold the same Chicago club to only two runs over the first 16 innings of the rematch series at Wrigley Field. With two outs and a chance to earn a series win in the bottom of the eighth, this happened…