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Padres closer Miller back from paternity list, available to pitch in Game 4
Padres closer Mason Miller, who went on the paternity list Tuesday to witness the birth of his first child, will be available in Game 4 on Wednesday night against the Brewers.[read more]
🥵 Our early hot takes from the MLB playoffs
What can we learn from a week of postseason baseball? Enough to make our experts go all-in on their boldest predictions.[read more]
Brewers tab Gasser as starting pitcher vs. Padres for Game 4 of NLDS
Robert Gasser will start for the Brewers in Game 4 of the NL Division Series with the Padres on Wednesday night.[read more]
Dodgers 2B Rojas (back) held out of G4; Acuna in RF for Braves
Dodgers second baseman Miguel Rojas is not in the lineup Wednesday night for Game 4 of the NL Division Series against the Braves.[read more]
Report: Cora again declines chance to manage Phils, plans to take '27 off
Alex Cora once again has declined the opportunity to manage the Phillies, informing the club that he plans to take the 2027 season off, according to USA Today Sports.[read more]
Guardians break out bats with season on line, stave off elimination in Game 3
After managing just three runs in the first two games, the Guardians stayed alive in their ALDS series with 11 hits in a 9-3 win over the White Sox in Game 3 on Wednesday.[read more]
What could these playoffs mean for baseball's labor battle? We asked MLB players, execs
Does a Dodgers three-peat mean a salary cap is coming? Would a Rays or Brewers title prove small-market teams are just fine? Here's what insiders have to say.[read more]
Rays' 'Clubhouse Tomahawk' and Dodgers' 'Colossal Burger' headline postseason foods
The games are heating up for the MLB postseason, and the foods are following suit. Here are the top dishes across the league for the playoffs.[read more]
Padres fans' 'All The Small Things' rendition makes Blink-182 front man emotional
Say it ain't so, the Padres won't go (down without a fight), beating the Brewers 4-3 with Tom DeLonge in the house.[read more]