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Could this top prospect be a postseason weapon for Dodgers? (opens the original)
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Josue De Paulaâs first Major League hit was something to behold. On Sept. 13 at loanDepot park in Miami, the Dodgers rookie turned on a 98 mph fastball from Marlins righty Eury Pérez for a massive three-run home run: 108.2 mph off the bat and 416 feet into the right-field seats. In a game in which De Paula first walked and later roped a 101.9 mph double off the wall in right-center, it was the titanic homer that put Dodgers fans on notice. It was the breakout game for MLB Pipelineâs No. 6 ov
Law Dog's walk-off caps 2-HR day: 'Coolest thing I’ve done on the baseball field' (opens the original)
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WEST SACRAMENTO -- Lawrence Butler crossed home plate like a switch-hitter, staring hard into the Athletics’ rowdy third-base dugout, before turning his attention back to the baseball. Butler tossed his bat aside, then jogged backwards toward first base -- still facing his teammates -- to start an epic home run trot. His helmet was next to go, pitched underhand as Butler rounded third. It tumbled all the way across the first-base line while Butler skipped his way into home plate. The Athletics’
Miles was a Rule 5 long shot. Now, he's an indispensable Blue Jays arm (opens the original)
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This story was excerpted from the Blue Jays Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. After a 2025 Arizona Fall League season that put him back on the baseball radar, the goal was simple for Spencer Miles: Make it to The Show. “If I make the big leagues next year,” Miles told MLB.com’s Maria Guardado last October, “that’d be nice.” During an outstanding rookie season for the Blue Jays, Miles has done a lot more than simply make his
Huge postseason implications at stake in Braves-Phillies series (opens the original)
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By Monday afternoon, the 2026 National League East race could be flipped on its head -- or over completely. On Friday evening, the Braves and Phillies will begin a four-game series at Citizens Bank Park that has massive implications for the NL East and for the overall playoff picture. Atlanta (83-57) enters the series with a four-game lead in the division and a solid chance at finishing as one of the NLâs top two seeds, which would hand the Braves a bye to the NL Division Series. But Philadelp
Which teams could spoil someone's season this September? (opens the original)
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It’s getting clearer and clearer which teams remain in the playoff race and which are already looking ahead to 2027. But even a last-place club can surprise a leading contender any day of the season, and that should make for a fun final few weeks. Here are five potential spoiler teams for the 2026 stretch run. Royals (63-78)Kansas City picked up the pace in August, going 16-11 with a nine-game win streak along the way and winning series against the Twins, Tigers, Blue Jays and Guardians. Bobby W
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