HeyJaredTom Verducci
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Yankees Find a New Way to Win While Ending Red Sox’ Streaky Season (opens the original)
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NEW YORK — The sweetness of summer is so gone it can be hard to remember. Its memory is subsumed by the earlier nightfall, the zipping of a jacket, trees giving up their leaves in surrender to the coming cold and, if you’re the Boston Red Sox, the relentless might of the New York Yankees. The 37 midsummer games when the Red Sox saved their season and won in ways that were almost laughable are now dried flowers in an album, a poor placeholder for what once was. Can you remember? Maybe not if you
Tom Verducci’s Top 10 Truths to Expect This MLB Postseason (opens the original)
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This article is a part of Verducci’s View, a new weekly baseball newsletter from Sports Illustrated senior writer Tom Verducci. Every Monday, Tom empties out his notebook over email and covers MLB’s hottest topics, provides in-depth analysis through both text and video breakdowns, looks forward to what’s worth watching during the week and more. The postseason is here, which means we have all this data from 2,460 regular season games and we know nothing. The postseason runs on its own energy and
Tom Verducci’s 10 Big Takeaways That Define the 2026 MLB Season (opens the original)
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The 2026 season began in San Francisco with Tony Vitello’s Giants losing 7–0 to the Yankees, the start of a three-game sweep in which the Giants scored one run on 13 hits. It was a prophetic series. The Giants will wind up with one of their five worst teams in franchise history while the Yankees are the top run prevention team in baseball. From that start, most everything else about the season was hard to see coming. The year especially was marked by historic performances (including machines ove
Ronald Acuña Jr. Is Back in MVP Form (opens the original)
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This article is a part of Verducci’s View, a new weekly baseball newsletter from Sports Illustrated senior writer Tom Verducci. Every Monday, Tom empties out his notebook over email and covers MLB’s hottest topics, provides in-depth analysis through both text and video breakdowns, looks forward to what’s worth watching during the week and more. Ronald Acuña Jr. of the Braves may be hitting .259 with career lows in exit velocity and hard-hit rate, but don’t be fooled by the overall stats. If the
The Phillies Are in Flux With the Playoffs Right Around the Corner (opens the original)
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This article is a part of Verducci’s View, a new weekly baseball newsletter from Sports Illustrated senior writer Tom Verducci. Every Monday, Tom empties out his notebook over email and covers MLB’s hottest topics, provides in-depth analysis through both text and video breakdowns, looks forward to what’s worth watching during the week and more. If you want to be featured in his new mailbag, please email newsletters@si.com with any questions about MLB or his decades in the sport. Two key arms for
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