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👀 How each of MLB's four remaining teams were built
How homegrown is each team? What were their signature moves? We break down each club's roster blueprints.[read more]
Mattingly stays on as Phillies manager, reaching 2-year deal
Don Mattingly, who guided the Phillies to the playoffs after taking over as interim manager just 28 games into the season, reached a two-year deal to return.[read more]
MLB moves up start time of ALCS Game 3 due to inclement Cleveland weather
The start time for Game 3 of the ALCS on Thursday was moved up five hours to 1 p.m. ET due to expected inclement weather.[read more]
Espada not returning as Astros manager after winning AL West
Joe Espada, who guided the Houston Astros to two American League West titles in his three seasons as manager, will not be returning to the team in 2027.[read more]
Guardians to start workhorse Williams in Game 3 vs. Rays' Jax
Guardians right-hander Gavin Williams, who threw 210 pitches over six days against the White Sox, will start Game 3 of the ALCS against the Rays on Thursday.[read more]
Dodgers, on brink, know they need historic comeback for shot at three-peat
For the Dodgers to keep their season alive, they will have to make the type of comeback only one team has ever achieved.[read more]
Bauers' epic HR rocks Dodgers, helps move Brewers one win from World Series
Jake Bauers hit a go-ahead two-run blast in the seventh that helped propel the Brewers to a 6-2 win over the Dodgers in Game 3 of the NLCS.[read more]
NLCS Game 3: Takeaways as Brewers push Dodgers to brink of elimination
Milwaukee kept rolling in Los Angeles, riding five runs over the final three innings to victory.[read more]
Passan: What this year's final four says about MLB's labor battle -- and the game's future
The No. 1 payroll in baseball -- and three others that barely add up to L.A.'s combined -- are left standing this October.[read more]
'We're a really hard team to beat': Brewers prove their way can take down anyone -- even the Dodgers
Milwaukee came in believing its NLCS rematch with L.A. would be different. Now the rest of the world believes it, too.[read more]