Given that the 20-year-old only turned professional in May, it’s hardly a surprising admission. However, in the space of four months, Zhang, who spent 141 weeks on top of the amateur rankings, has already become one of the star names on the LPGA Tour.

Before bandwagoning the leaders of the AL West and NL Central, Hannah Keyser and Zach Crizer go through all of the MLB news of the week, including Shohei Ohtani’s sudden disappearance and infighting between the manager and front office of the San Diego Padres.

For rookie sensation Rose Zhang, winning is nothing new. It's the journey she's focused on -- whether that be her Solheim Cup debut or bottle-cap practice in the backyard.

Rose Zhang has already compiled a lengthy list of accomplishments at just 20 years old. Two-time NCAA champion, Stanford's all-time wins leader and No. 1-ranked amateur and LPGA Tour winner are among them.

Zhang may be a rookie on Team USA for the Solheim Cup, but it’s something the young golfer has always wanted to achieve in her career.