Mark Teixeira wins a House seat, Tuberville wins in Alabama and Michele Tafoya loses in Minnesota
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Pat Murphy saved Misiorowski for Game 5, and the Brewers won the World Series with him
Milwaukee's manager took heat for not using his ace to close out Game 4. On Wednesday night, Jacob Misiorowski threw 5 2/3 scoreless innings in a 4-1 title clincher.
Junior Caminero says he'll play Game 5 'if my foot is broken' after the Rays escape
Tampa Bay's best hitter hurt his left foot during the 12th-inning rally that beat Milwaukee 4-3 on Tuesday night. Kevin Cash says Caminero will play Wednesday 'on one leg.'
Kevin Cash says the Rays have a 'chip and a chair' as they face a World Series sweep
Tampa Bay won 98 games and rolled through the American League, then got outscored and outplayed for three straight games. Only one of the 43 teams before them came back from 3-0 in a best-of-seven, and it wasn't in a World Series.
The Rays come home down 2-0 after two games of errors, drops and outs on the bases
Tampa Bay spent the season as one of baseball's cleanest teams and then gave away Game 2 in Milwaukee. Freddy Peralta tries to stop the bleeding tonight at 8 p.m. ET on Fox.
Manfred says the Brewers' first World Series in 44 years is more proof MLB needs a salary cap
The commissioner and union chief Bruce Meyer held dueling sessions on the field before Game 1, and Meyer called the owners' cap proposal a nuclear bomb. The labor deal expires Dec. 1.
Replay review takes away the Brewers' first Game 1 celebration before Megill finishes the Rays
Milwaukee thought it had won World Series Game 1 on a double play, then a Rays challenge put the tying run on third. Trevor Megill struck out Jonny DeLuca to end a 3-2 win.
This World Series has no Dodgers, no Yankees and two bottom-half payrolls
Milwaukee swept the Dodgers and Tampa Bay swept the Yankees to set up Game 1 tonight at 8 p.m. ET on Fox. It is the first Series since 1991 with both teams in the bottom half of payrolls.
Athletics hire 31-year-old Taylor Smith to run baseball operations
Smith becomes the youngest head of baseball operations in the majors, after stops with the Rays and Red Sox. John Fisher says he may still hire a general manager before the move to Las Vegas.
Angels drop Kurt Suzuki after the first 100-loss season in team history
Los Angeles declined Suzuki's 2027 option after a 62-100 year, and interim GM John Mozeliak is stepping aside too. Stan Kroenke's incoming ownership will pick the next manager, the club's sixth since Mike Scioscia.
Yankees keep Cashman in charge, leaving roster changes as the next question
Steinbrenner’s confidence in the front office keeps the same leadership responsible for improving the team.
Hanshin approves Teruaki Sato’s path to MLB posting
The Central League Triple Crown winner can pursue a move this offseason; approval does not establish an opened negotiation window or a signed deal.
Rays survive eighth-inning scare, beat Guardians 7-3 and take AL pennant
Kevin Kelly escaped a bases-loaded jam before Yandy Díaz restored the margin, closing a four-games-to-two series win.
Yankees keep Boone for 2027 after consecutive ALDS exits, reports say
The reported return preserves managerial continuity without announcing a contract beyond next season.
Costas sees payroll politics and paycheck pressure in MLB’s cap fight
He weighs the case for a spending floor and the choices facing players as the December 1 contract deadline approaches.
Rays chase Messick early as Rasmussen puts Cleveland on brink of elimination
Tampa Bay scores in each of the first three innings and protects a 3-1 Game 5 win.
Martinez, Aranda and Díaz lift Rays past Guardians to tie ALCS
Tampa Bay wins Game 4, 7–3, behind 5⅓ strong innings from Nick Martinez and a three-hit night from Jonathan Aranda.
Miguel Rojas retires after 13 seasons, will stay with Dodgers
The two-time World Series champion will move into player development after confirming that Thursday’s NLCS loss was his final game.
Brewers rally past Dodgers 6-4 to sweep NLCS and reach World Series
Mitchell’s sixth-inning homer breaks a tie, Hamilton adds insurance and Ashby records the final nine outs.