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Follow live: Hernandez, Freeman connect on pair of homers as Dodgers lead Braves
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👀 Predictions for every round of the postseason
Who will be the last one standing in October? Our MLB experts predict which team will win each series of the postseason.[read more]
Padres deny Miller was pitch-tipping, might limit him to one inning
Padres manager Craig Sammen dismissed the notion that Mason Miller struggled in the ninth inning of Sunday's loss due to pitch-tipping, but did note he might not let him pitch multiple innings again this postseason.[read more]
Sam McDowell, 4-time AL strikeout king, dies at 84
Sam McDowell, who led the AL in strikeouts four times before becoming a counselor for athletes suffering from addiction and depression, has died at 84.[read more]
Claire, ex-Dodgers GM who oversaw 1988 World Series team, dies at 91
Fred Claire, who parlayed early jobs as a sportswriter and editor into a 30-year career with the Dodgers in public relations and as a World Series-winning GM, has died. He was 91.[read more]
Yankees bumble through 'really rough night' in Game 2 loss to Rays
The Yankees committed four errors, including three in the first inning, among other miscues in a shocking display of postseason baseball, as New York lost 5-2 to the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 2 of the American League Division Series.[read more]
Guardians, White Sox to start openers as Chicago looks to sweep ALDS
The White Sox and Guardians will both start openers in Game 3 of the ALDS, with Chicago looking to complete the sweep while Cleveland aims to extend its season.[read more]
Dodgers move struggling Ohtani to No. 5 in lineup for NLDS Game 3
Manager Dave Roberts juggled the Dodgers' lineup for Game 3 of the NL Division Series against the Braves, moving DH Shohei Ohtani to the No. 5 spot.[read more]
Our hottest hot takes one week into October: From slugging stars to the pitch that will decide the 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]
'He goes, we go': With their backs against the wall, Padres look to Fernando Tatis Jr.
If they're going to mount an NLDS comeback, the Pads will need to mirror the perseverance of their biggest star.[read more]