PHOENIX — We were entertained all season by one of the greatest shows on Earth with Shohei Ohtani hitting homers and stealing bases nearly every day – yet wondering whether Aaron Judge’s season was even better.

We were mesmerized by rookie Paul Skenes’ coming out party in Pittsburgh, and fascinated by the pitcher with the unusual name (Tarik Skubal) who dominated in Detroit.

We witnessed the Detroit Tigers’ stunning comeback from the dead, while wondering whether they should send flowers to the Minnesota Twins for their epic choke job at the end.

We watched a team slash its payroll by $100 million, dumping several of the game’s biggest stars, only for the San Diego Padres to morph into a team that just may win its first World Series.

We didn’t have a 100-game winner, but for the first time saw a 121-game loser.

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We saw a baseball stadium close its doors in Oakland, while wondering if we’ll really see 160-degree temperatures on that artificial turf in Sacramento.

It has been 186 days since opening day, but just when you thought it was last call Sunday, the lights are staying on for another day, extending the National League wild-card drama until Monday.