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Rays brought out the best in Freddy Peralta -- now he can pitch them into the World Series
After his disastrous stint with the Mets, the Rays took a risk on Peralta. They've been rewarded in a big way.[read more]
'When they said, "You're going to Cleveland," I was ecstatic': How bold trade deadline transformed Guardians' season
Here's how a rare go-for-it approach in August has Cleveland playing deep into October.[read more]
Who is this year's Mr. October? Tracking the playoff MVP for 2026
We go inside the numbers on the players doing the most to help their teams win.[read more]
'44 years of heartbreak, 44 years of believing': Inside the night the Brewers punched their World Series ticket
After dethroning the Dodgers, Milwaukee is celebrating its first Fall Classic berth since 1982 -- with its captain to thank for setting the tone.[read more]
'We just fell short': What Dodgers' failed three-peat bid means for their future
The Dodgers' October came to a screeching halt with a sweep at the hands of the Brewers. What's next in Los Angeles?[read more]
Brewers sweep Dodgers in NLCS, advance to 1st World Series in 44 years
The Brewers completed a four-game sweep of the Dodgers to win the NL pennant and reach the World Series for the first time since 1982.[read more]
O's hire ex-Cubs exec. Banner as new general manager
The Baltimore Orioles have hired Jared Banner, former Cubs assistant GM, as the team's new general manager overseeing player development, coaching and performance.[read more]
🤔 Offseason questions for eliminated teams
Here's how the winter looks in Los Angeles after the two-time defending champs were blown away by the Brewers.[read more]
Dombrowski puts Turner on notice: Get better at SS or find new position
A year after Dave Dombrowski put Bryce Harper on blast, the top Phillies executive turned his biting criticism toward Trea Turner.[read more]
Athletics hire ex-Red Sox, Rays exec. Smith as president of baseball ops.
The Athletics have hired Taylor Smith as its president of baseball operations as the team heads into its final year in West Sacramento, CA and heads to Las Vegas in 2028.[read more]