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Why Dodgers-Brewers NLCS could define MLB's labor battle
The big-money Dodgers and small-market Brewers exemplify two sides of the MLB payroll divide -- a fact no one will forget next spring.[read more]
⚾ What's next for Aaron Judge and the Yankees?
It was another October exit, and the Yankees captain turns 34 in April. Here's what we know -- and don't know -- about next year in the Bronx.[read more]
Tucker on free agency, Cubs return: 'We'll see'
Outfielder Kyle Tucker, who is one of the biggest prizes on the free agent market, isn't sure he'll be back with the Cubs. "If not, it was an honor," he said.[read more]
MLB announces umpires, crew chiefs for LCS
Alfonso Márquez is working his seventh League Championship Series, serving as a crew chief along with James Hoye.[read more]
Jays name Yesavage starter for Game 2 of ALCS
Blue Jays rookie Trey Yesavage will start Game 2 of the American League Championship Series on Monday.[read more]
L.A. to start Snell in Game 1, Ohtani later in NLCS
The Dodgers will start Blake Snell in Game 1 of the NLCS and Yoshinobu Yamamoto in Game 2, meaning Shohei Ohtani will only pitch one game.[read more]
Springer passes Jeter with 21st postseason HR
Toronto's George Springer homered on the first pitch from Seattle's Bryce Miller in the ALCS opener Sunday, moving past Derek Jeter into sole possession of fifth place on the career list with his 21st postseason home run.[read more]
Miller sets tone for 'resilient' Mariners in G1 win
The Mariners returned to the ALCS for the first time in 24 years Sunday, toppling the Blue Jays 3-1 in Game 1 behind Bryce Miller's six-inning gem on short rest, Cal Raleigh's tying home run and more timely hitting from Jorge Polanco.[read more]
Which MLB playoff teams could end longest runs without titles?
Some contenders that haven't won it all in decades -- or ever -- have reason to believe this is finally their year.[read more]
Who is this year's Mr. October? Tracking the playoff leaders so far
We go inside the numbers to keep tabs on which players are doing the best job at helping their teams win.[read more]