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Sox's Porcello gets Game 3 World Series start
Rick Porcello will start Game 3 of the World Series for the Red Sox against a revamped Dodgers lineup.
Price, Red Sox stay hot, head to Hollywood up 2-0
At a frigid Fenway Park, Boston roasted the Dodgers again to take a commanding World Series lead.
Rays beat out Marlins, O's for Cuban P prospect
The Tampa Bay Rays have agreed to a $2.61 million signing bonus with 16-year-old Cuban pitching prospect Sandy Gaston, pending a physical. The Miami Marlins and Baltimore Orioles were among other teams interested in signing Gaston.
Cardinals' Molina wins Roberto Clemente Award
St. Louis Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina has won the Roberto Clemente Award.
Everything you need to know about World Series Game 3
No team in history has come back from a 3-0 Fall Classic deficit. If visiting Boston beats rookie Walker Buehler & Co. in Game 3, well ... good night and good luck, Los Angeles.
L.A. needs to solve Boston's deep, talented, relentless lineup
The Red Sox showed in Game 1 how their offense can grind down even the best pitching, and they aren't likely to let up. Can the Dodgers find an answer?
Everything you need to know about World Series Game 2
Already down a game, the pressure is on the resilient Dodgers to bounce back yet again -- this time with Hyun-Jin Ryu on the mound.
Bedtime! What Game 1 looked like to kids across four time zones
How did the World Series opener end differently for children who went to sleep at 9:30 p.m. Eastern, Central, Mountain and Pacific? We've got the game stories.
Q&A: Joey Cora, who managed both World Series managers
Long before Dave Roberts and Alex Cora reached the World Series as dugout opponents, they played for Alex's brother Joey in Puerto Rico.
'Greatest at-bat ever' showed bond between Cora, Roberts
When Alex Cora homered for the Dodgers after an 18-pitch at-bat in 2004, no one was happier than his then-teammate -- and current World Series foe -- Dave Roberts.
All the little things that cost the Dodgers
A slow double-play turn here, a missed pop-up there. They might not seem that big on their own, but add these miscues up and they're why L.A. is in an early hole.
Red Sox light up Kershaw, Dodgers to take Game 1
Powered by Andrew Benintendi's four-hit night and Eduardo Nunez's pinch-hit blast, Boston burned L.A. in the World Series opener.
McGwire stepping down as Padres' bench coach
Mark McGwire, who has spent three seasons on the Padres' staff, will not return as bench coach next season, citing a desire to spend more time with his family.
Right-handers, not rain, of note before Game 1
A rainy afternoon isn't expected to factor in to the start of Tuesday's Game 1, in which the Dodgers are rolling out an all-righty lineup to face Red Sox left-handed ace Chris Sale.
Mets GM candidate Melvin likely to keep Callaway
Doug Melvin, one of three finalists for the Mets' general manager job, says he would likely keep Mickey Callaway as manager.
Boston adds Pomeranz; Dodgers sub in Alexander
Drew Pomeranz had been added to the Red Sox roster for the World Series, while the Dodgers are going with Scott Alexander over Caleb Ferguson.
What sports dream will $1.6 billion Mega Millions prize buy?
If you are the sole winner of Tuesday's $1.6 billion Mega Millions prize, what could you buy to live out your sports fantasy?
