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The Yankees seem like heavy favorites in this series, but it may be a lot more evenly matched than you think.

It's the sound of silence that haunts Aaron Judge.

Billy Beane, the A's longtime executive vice president of baseball operations, said Monday he plans to be with the the club for as long as it wants him.

Toronto Blue Jays OF George Springer is still awaiting clearance to travel after suffering a concussion Saturday in a collision with teammate Bo Bichette.

Nick Castellanos drove in three runs and made a potentially game-saving catch in the ninth inning, lifting the Philadelphia Phillies over the reigning World Series champion Atlanta Braves 7-6 in the opener of their NL Di...

Eric Kay had been convicted in February of contributing to the death of the pitcher Tyler Skaggs by providing him with opioids.

Playing their 13th consecutive road game, the Phillies opened a division series by beating the defending champions.

The Mets could have up to 15 free agents this winter, 13 of which were key contributors to the 2022 team.

Regrettably for Adams and other Mets' fans though, the only team still able to significantly contribute to the city's economy at this point are the Yankees, who play the Cleveland Guardians in the American League Divisio...

The Yankees have left DJ LeMahieu off their ALDS roster as the infielder continues to be bothered by toe inflammation. Matt Carpenter will rejoin the team after breaking his foot in August.

The Dodgers will employ a closer-by-committee approach against the Padres as reliever Craig Kimbrel was left off Los Angeles' NLDS roster.

Braves rookie Spencer Strider, who hasn't pitched since Sept. 18, has been added to the team's NLDS roster vs. the Phillies.

Phillies reliever David Robertson is not on the division series roster after straining his calf celebrating.

Outside of Aaron Judge, the Yankees have about three and a half good hitters, and the bullpen is not exactly a picture of health.

Julio Urias will get the ball for the Dodgers in Game 1 of the NLDS, followed by Clayton Kershaw in Game 2. The Padres will go with Mike Clevinger, then Yu Darvish.

Intentional walks have fallen out of favor, but with every run in the postseason being precious, teams may be tempted to force a different Yankees batter to beat them.

Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer returned to the ambiguous concept of "intelligent spending" -- which could price the big-market club out of the massive contracts at the top end of the free agent market.

This was supposed to be the year.