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Who needs October? The best moment for each out-of-it MLB team
Even when your playoff odds drop to absolute zero, there's still a chance to do something absolutely special on the diamond.
Why aren't the Dodgers even better?
They're rich. They're smart. They still might miss the playoffs. Here's why the Dodgers should be dominating the National League -- but aren't.
All Rise, again: Aaron Judge is back, but will he be ready to rock October?
As the Yankees slugger returns to the lineup after a broken wrist, the focus is getting him prepared to deliver in the postseason.
Fans find Red Sox title banner that fell off truck
The Red Sox have not clinched this year's AL East, but a banner marking the accomplishment has already been accidentally unveiled.
Roberts: Dodgers playing 'our best baseball'
The Dodgers beat the division-rival Rockies for the second straight night Tuesday, pushing their National League West lead to 1 1/2 games and prompting manager Dave Roberts to say "things are coming together at the right time."
Revived offense could provide the best fix for Cubs' bullpen
The Cubs might have an unorthodox solution to their closer quandary after losing two key relievers: score early, score often and skip saves.
Forum Calls for Action on Climate Change to Protect Health
Nearly 300 hundred experts gathered at UCSF’s Mission Bay campus to discuss the global health emergency that is climate change and to call for action to protect human health and well-being.
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Rays' Snell first to 20 wins after beating Rangers
Blake Snell threw one-hit ball for five innings to become the major leagues' first 20-game winner in two years as he helped the Tampa Bay Rays to a 4-0 win over the Texas Rangers on Tuesday.
Real or Not? New pen problems could hurt Cubs, Braves
Bullpen woes could handicap both contenders heading into October. Can they take a page from past pennant winners with similar setbacks?
Orioles fall to Blue Jays for team-record 108th loss
The Orioles fell to the Toronto Blue Jays 6-4 Tuesday night, dropping their 108th game, a team record for losses since they arrived in Baltimore in 1954. The franchise record for losses is 111, set by the 1939 St. Louis Browns.
Story back soon after 'good results' from MRI
Trevor Story is expected to return to the Rockies' lineup "in a few days," Colorado manager Bud Black said, after an MRI revealed no structural damage to the shortstop's elbow.
Cubs closer Morrow won't pitch again this season
Cubs closer Brandon Morrow, sidelined since mid-July by a bone bruise, won't pitch again this season, Theo Epstein, the team's president of baseball operations, said Tuesday.
Promoted Sheffield ready to help Yanks wherever
Yankees manager Aaron Boone says LHP Justus Sheffield could give the team "a couple of innings (out of the bullpen) if we needed it."
Abreu hospitalized with infection, to miss series
Jose Abreu, who has 22 home runs and 78 RBIs this season, will miss the White Sox's series against the Indians due to an infection in his right thigh.
Indians' Bauer throws to hitters in comeback
Trevor Bauer threw to hitters for the first time since breaking his right leg last month and hopes to be back on the mound for Cleveland in time for the postseason.
Red Sox hold Betts out of opener against Yanks
Mookie Betts initially said he expected to be ready for Tuesday's series opener against the Yankees, but the side injury he suffered Sunday will keep him out of the lineup.
Report: Union, teams met on revenue grievance
Baseball union officials met last month with the management of the four major league teams accused of improper spending of revenue sharing money, according to The Associated Press.
Yanks' Judge starting for 1st time since July
Aaron Judge is returning to the New York Yankees' starting lineup for the first time since breaking his right wrist on July 26.
Who can the Yankees trust in the wild-card game?
The American League East race is over. The key now for the Bombers: Win the first wild-card spot and then decide who's going to pitch.
Dolby Family Gift Launches New UCSF Center for Mood Disorders
A $20 million gift from longtime UCSF donors Dagmar Dolby and her son, David, will establish the UCSF Dolby Family Center for Mood Disorders within the Department of Psychiatry.
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