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Red Sox Have Shrunk Back to Yankees' Little Brother After Embarrassing AL Wild Card Blowout (opens the original)
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In the end, the second straight showdown between the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees in the Wild Card Series wasn't much of a show. It was more like watching a man trying to catch a falling redwood with his bare hands. The Yankees were the redwood. The Red Sox were the man. The redwood won. The shape of the Red Sox's splatter is that of a 2-0 sweep and an 18-2 run differential. No moral victory can be found in the wreckage. The Red Sox threw everything they had at the Yankees and they just k
MLB Wild Card Game 1 Live Updates, Results, Highlights From Red Sox vs. Yankees and Every Game (opens the original)
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The White Sox grabbed an early 1-0 lead and extended it to 5-0 before the Astros finally answered. Their rally for three runs was too little, too late. The White Sox had 11 hits in the game, seemingly all of which involved shortening up and going to the opposite field. If that was a deliberate approach, it was masterfully executed. Grant Taylor handled the last 2.1 innings to close it out for Chicago, throwing 54 pitches and striking out five.
Updated AL East Forecast and Playoff Matchup Predictions For September (opens the original)
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It's crunch time in the American League East. As September nears, three teams are still vying for the division title and the other two are in the wild-card hunt. There are so many questions that need answering. What makes each team a real or fake contender? How would the playoff picture look if the season ended today? And in case anyone's curious, what do we think will happen? Let's break it all down, starting with individual looks at the state of the Tampa Bay Rays, New York Yankees, Boston Red
MLB Trade Fails Haunting Teams in 2026 (opens the original)
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The Boston Red Sox's sale of Babe Ruth to the New York Yankees in 1919 remains the holy grail of bad baseball trades. Yet without fail, there are new additions to the canon every year. Take Pete Crow-Armstrong, for example. It was a bad enough look for the New York Mets when he broke out as an All-Star for the Chicago Cubs in 2025. Now in 2026, he might just end up denying Shohei Ohtani a fifth MVP award. This is just one example of a team being haunted by what it gave up in a trade years ago. A
10 MLB Stars Who Played in the Little League World Series (opens the original)
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Among all the good reasons (fun, etc.) to watch the Little League World Series, you just never know when you might be watching a future major leaguer. The Little League World Series has been held in Williamsport, Pennsylvania since 1947. And starting with Jim Barbieri in 1953, dozens of players who have played in the event have gone on to play in Major League Baseball. The list isn't a "Who's Who" of major league stars for the most part, but it does consist of several future World Series winners
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