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Young superstar face-off: What Jackson Chourio and Junior Caminero bring to this World Series
Two of baseball's brightest stars are shining in the Fall Classic. We go inside their paths to stardom and what they do best.[read more]
Kurkjian: The 2026 Brewers harken back to '82 glory days
With a Robin Yount first pitch and the Brewers winning with old-school baseball, the 2026 World Series feels like a throwback.[read more]
Are the Brewers inevitable? Game 2 comeback latest proof Milwaukee can't be beat
The comeback kids have done it again -- and look on their way to a World Series title.[read more]
🥳 Party like it's 1982: What baseball looked like during Brewers' last World Series
It's been a long, long wait for Milwaukee fans to see their team play again on baseball's biggest stage in October.[read more]
Hideki Matsui hired as manager of Japan's Yomiuri Giants
Former New York Yankees slugger Hideki Matsui was named Friday as the new manager of the Yomiuri Giants, his club until his departure for the United States.[read more]
Ohtani won't require surgery; Dodgers 'fully expect him to pitch next year'
Shohei Ohtani will not require surgery to treat any ailment he dealt with this past season, Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman said Wednesday. And: "I fully expect him to pitch next year," Friedman added.[read more]
Vogt shuns Mariners rumors, says he'll manage Guardians in '27
Guardians manager Stephen Vogt dispelled speculation about his future, saying he'll return next season to chase an elusive World Series title.[read more]
Brewers' Misiorowski unleashes 103.5 mph pitch to set World Series record
Jacob Misiorowski broke the record for the fastest World Series pitch with the first offering of this year's Fall Classic.[read more]
Manfred: Small-market World Series good for game, but cap still needed
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred said a Rays-Brewers World Series is good for the game but stressed that small markets can't compete on a regular basis without a cap.[read more]
Brewers 'chip away' at Rays again, rally to take 2-0 lead in World Series
The Brewers rallied from a 4-0 deficit in the first inning to beat the Rays 5-4 and take a 2-0 lead in the World Series.[read more]