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Jeter played 158 playoff games as a Yankee. This week, he'll experience his first as the Marlins' chief executive: "It's completely different, because you have no control whatsoever."

Miami outfielder Starling Marte and right-hander Jose Urena left Sundays' regular-season finale against the New York Yankees after getting hurt in the early innings.

No one managed to hit .400 this year despite excited speculation about the possibility in a truncated season, underscoring how impressive Suzuki's late-season stretch in 2004 was.

Luke Voit claimed the American League home run title, D.J. LeMahieu won the batting title, and the Yankees learned they were headed to Cleveland for their first-round postseason series.

A quirk in Major League Baseball's modified postseason format could lead to an unusual assortment of pitchers getting innings aside from the usual starters and relievers.

A pitching triple crown, a potentially cursed batting feat and a 59*-homer season were among the highlights of a season that will stand out like a sore thumb in record books.

Shohei Ohtani, who batted .190 during the 60-game season and suffered a forearm strain that limited him to parts of three innings over two games on the mound, says he wants to remain a two-way player for the Angels.

The Cardinals and Brewers both clinched playoff berths on Sunday, with Milwaukee becoming the first team to make the postseason with a losing record.

The Yankees may be limping into the wild-card round, but there was a bright spot in Sunday's regular-season finale as DJ LeMahieu captured the AL batting crown with a major-league-leading .364 average, and Luke Voit (22)...