The 2017 MLB season was filled with historic moments and enthralling storylines. The Houston Astros broke their long World Series drought by defeating the Los Angeles Dodgers in an exhilarating seven-game series. The New York Yankees shattered the single-season home run record, with Aaron Judge becoming the first player since Roger Maris in 1961 to hit 61 homers. Clayton Kershaw of the Dodgers claimed his third National League Cy Young Award, cementing his status as one of the game's premier pitchers. Giancarlo Stanton of the Miami Marlins hit 59 home runs, setting a new National League single-season record. Despite a strong finish, the Chicago Cubs fell short of reaching the World Series, and the Boston Red Sox underachieved, finishing well below expectations. The season also saw the retirement of several iconic players, including David Ortiz, Derek Jeter, and Mariano Rivera. Altogether, the 2017 MLB season was unforgettable, highlighting baseball's enduring appeal and its capacity to create lasting memories for fans.
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There were 2 MLB games played in March 2017.
There were 381 MLB games played in April 2017.
There were 436 MLB games played in May 2017.
There were 409 MLB games played in June 2017.
There were 351 MLB games played in July 2017.
There were 431 MLB games played in August 2017.
There were 420 MLB games played in September 2017.
There were 53 MLB games played in October 2017.
There were 1 MLB games played in November 2017.
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