Category: Baseball
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2026 MLB Playoffs Handicap: Updated World Series Outlook
The first 15 games have reshaped the 2026 MLB playoffs. We update every remaining team’s World Series outlook through the data.
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Padres Roof Ball: Was It a Home Run? Statcast Says 325 Feet
Ty France hit the Milwaukee roof at 105.3 mph and 49 degrees. Statcast says 325 feet. The physics explains why the play fooled everyone.
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Brewers Walk Off Padres 4-3, Take 2-0 NLDS Lead
Jackson Chourio’s ninth-inning single gave Milwaukee a 4-3 win over San Diego and a 2-0 NLDS lead heading to Petco Park.
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Braves Beat Dodgers 3-2, Sale Gets Game 3
Atlanta beat Los Angeles 3-2 to even the NLDS. Chris Sale now faces Yoshinobu Yamamoto in Game 3 with the series shifting to Atlanta.
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Rays Beat Yankees 1-0 as Rasmussen Dominates Game 1
Drew Rasmussen carried a no-hitter into the eighth as the Rays beat the Yankees 1-0 behind Jonathan Aranda’s solo home run.
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Dodgers Beat Braves in Game 1 Behind Skubal and 3 Home Runs
Tarik Skubal allowed one run in six innings as the Dodgers beat Atlanta 5-3, turning a successful Braves opener into a bullpen problem.
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White Sox Score 3 to Win Game 1, Remain Unbeaten in Playoffs
White Sox vs Guardians Game 1 ended 3-0 as Munetaka Murakami homered and Chicago’s pitching plan completely shut down Cleveland.
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Braves vs. Dodgers: Skubal Changes Game 1
Braves vs Dodgers Game 1 sends Dylan Dodd into an opener role against Tarik Skubal after Atlanta emptied the tank to survive Philadelphia.
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Padres vs. Brewers: Misiorowski Changes Game 1
Padres vs Brewers Game 1 now sends Robbie Ray against Jacob Misiorowski after a late change reshaped San Diego’s rotation.
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Yankees vs. Rays: Game 1 Is Built to Stay Small
Gerrit Cole faces Drew Rasmussen in Yankees vs Rays Game 1, with Aaron Judge out and both teams built to make runs difficult.
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White Sox vs. Guardians: Chicago’s Still Here
The White Sox lost the AL Central by one game. Five days later, they arrive in Cleveland with a playoff sweep behind them.
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