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Holt: Sale's rally cries 'lit a fire' under Red Sox
With his Red Sox trailing early in Saturday night's Game 4, Chris Sale fired up his team in his own way: by angrily screaming and exhorting his teammates to "dig a little deeper."
Dodgers' Roberts: Hill hinted at fading before 7th
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts made a questionable decision to remove starter Rich Hill in the seventh inning of Saturday night's Game 4, but he explained that Hill had expressed concern that he might not be able to hold up much longer.
Price, not Sale, gets nod for potential G5 clincher
David Price, not Chris Sale, will start Game 5 of the World Series on Sunday in Los Angeles, manager Alex Cora announced. Price will oppose Clayton Kershaw.
27 hours, 27 innings: A timeline of a wild two-night stretch of World Series baseball in L.A.
Across two very different games, Dodger Stadium was home to heroes delivering clutch hits, great plays and moments neither club will ever forget. Here's how it all went down.
Did Roberts take Hill out to soon? Yes, but you don't know the whole story
Rich Hill was dealing, and then he was gone from Game 4. Soon after, the Dodgers' lead disappeared for good. But that doesn't mean L.A.'s manager's decision was a simple call.
Red Sox rebound, move one win from title with Game 4 rally
After suffering the longest loss in World Series history, the Red Sox piled up nine runs against the Dodgers' bullpen to gain a 3-1 lead.
Reports: Mets closing on Van Wagenen as next GM
Brodie Van Wagenen, who has been co-head of CAA Baseball since 2010, is close to completing a deal that would make him the next GM of the Mets, according to multiple reports.
Seattle's Diaz, Brewers' Hader earn relief awards
Seattle's Edwin Diaz and Milwaukee's Josh Hader were honored as the top relievers in their respective leagues on Saturday, topping off dominant seasons for both pitchers.
Celebrity watch: Who's at Game 4 in L.A.?
With World Series action resuming at Dodger Stadium for Game 4, we look at which stars turned out for the ballgame.
Red Sox hand ball to Rodriguez to start Game 4
The Boston Red Sox will turn to left-hander Eduardo Rodriguez to start Game 4 of the World Series on Saturday.
Japan Series opener ends in 12-inning, 2-2 tie
The Hiroshima Carp and Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks played to a 2-2, 12-inning tie Saturday in the first game of the Japan Series.
After surviving bananas Game 3, Dodgers have a chance
By outlasting Boston over 440 dramatic minutes of grueling baseball, L.A. went from hopeless to hopeful in this World Series. Where will the Dodgers go from here?
By going all in, gambling Red Sox may have doubled their losses
Going bold to win the day is the only way Alex Cora's team knows. But when the strategy backfired in the late innings of Game 3, it quite possibly turned one Boston defeat into a pair of stumbles.
Moonlight Muncy: Game 3 longest in history
Max Muncy was the hero, leading off the bottom of the 18th and smacking a home run to get the Los Angeles Dodgers a 3-2 victory over the Red Sox that possibly saved their season. It was the longest game in World Series history.
Muncy homer in 18th gives Dodgers life with epic Series win
L.A. outlasted the Red Sox in the longest game in World Series history as Max Muncy's walk-off homer provided a much-needed lift.
Clark: Mets' target of agent as GM worries players
The prospect of the New York Mets hiring agent Brodie Van Wagenen as general manager has alarmed a number of players, according to players' association executive director Tony Clark.
MLB minority showcase renamed after Aaron
The Elite Development Invitational, MLB's largest developmental effort for minority players, is being renamed after Hank Aaron.
Celebrity watch: Who's at Game 3 in L.A.?
With the World Series at Dodger Stadium for Game 3, we look at which stars turned out for the ballgame.
Yelich, Red Sox's Martinez win Hank Aaron Award
Milwaukee's Christian Yelich and Boston's J.D. Martinez were honored as the 2018 winners of the Hank Aaron Award on Friday. The award is given to the best hitter in each league.
Betts: Didn't expect praise for feeding homeless
Red Sox star Mookie Betts said he feels an obligation to do what he can for the less fortunate and that his late-night good deed toward the homeless wasn't supposed to get the publicity it received.