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Astros to start Garcia on short rest in Game 6
Astros manager Dusty Baker said Monday that he will start rookie Luis Garcia in Game 6 of the World Series with his team facing elimination.
Rangers add Ecker as coach, offensive coordinator
The Texas Rangers, coming off a 102-loss season, have hired Donnie Ecker as their bench coach and also offensive coordinator, a role in which he will oversee the organization's overall hitting program at both the major and minor league levels.
Melvin: Hearing of Padres' interest 'was a surprise'
Speaking at an introductory news conference Monday, Bob Melvin stated the obvious about becoming San Diego's new manager: "What an opportunity. I'm probably as surprised to be here as you all are."
Padres hire Athletics' Melvin as new manager
A's manager Bob Melvin has agreed to a three-year contract to become the Padres' new manager.
In appreciation of the pitcher at-bat: good (Zack Greinke!), bad or ugly (A.J. Minter)
MLB is likely to add the designated hitter to the National League in 2022, meaning Game 5 of the World Series could be the last time we'll see a non-Shohei Ohtani pitcher hit for a long, long time.
'You see my Little League bunt?': How Martin Maldonado saved the Astros' season
With Houston's World Series hopes slipping away, an unlikely hero stepped up -- and got creative.
'Keep fighting': Astros' rally keeps WS hopes alive
Pushed to the brink, the Astros bounced back from a first-inning grand slam by Atlanta's Adam Duvall to beat the Braves 9-5 and send the World Series back to Houston for Game 6 on Tuesday.
2021 World Series: Best moments from Astros winning Game 5
We break down all the action as the Fall Classic heads back to Houston.
2021 World Series Game 5: Best moments from Houston Astros vs. Atlanta Braves
One. More. Win. That's all it's going to take for the Braves to claim a World Series title. That's also all the Astros are focused on as they enter a win-or-go-home Game 5. We've got you covered with all the Fall Classic action.
Red Sox broadcaster, ex-player Remy dies at 68
Jerry Remy, a NESN broadcaster and former Red Sox player, died Saturday at the age of 68 after battling lung cancer.
Minor leaguers want say in possible vax mandate
After consulting infectious disease experts, MLB believes vaccination provides the safest environment for players, according to a league source.
Roster add Davidson to start Game 5 for Braves
Tucker Davidson, who was added the Braves' roster for the World Series after Charlie Morton went down to injury in Game 1, will start Game 5 vs. the Houston Astros on Sunday.
How two balls hit to left field put the Braves one win from a World Series title
Two fly balls to the same part of Truist Park symbolized the fortunes of both teams in this series so far.
Soler's PH go-ahead blast puts Braves on cusp
Jorge Soler broke a 2-2 tie in the seventh with a pinch-hit home run that propelled the Atlanta Braves to a 3-2 win, putting them one win away from their first title in 26 years.
Astros strand 11, rue missed chances in loss
The Houston Astros find themselves in a 3-1 series deficit after leaving 11 on-base in Game 4 of the World Series.
Snitker: Braves put Lee in 'unbelievable situation'
Dylan Lee, whose two regular-season appearances is the fewest for a World Series starting pitcher, lasted just 15 pitches for the Braves in their 3-2 comeback win over the Astros.
Clutch homers and relief pitching have been the Braves' magic formula
The Astros led early before the Braves did what they've done all postseason: hit clutch dingers and get epic relief.
Astros get to Braves' rookie starter Dylan Lee early in Game 4
The Braves grabbed the series lead in Game 3, but the Astros are great this postseason coming off a loss. Will Atlanta get closer to its first title since 1995 or will Houston tie the series?
Braves' Lee makes history with World Series start
Dylan Lee, whose two regular-season appearances is the fewest for a World Series starting pitcher, will be making his first career start in Saturday's game vs. Houston, also a first.
Analytics? Ha! Braves went old-school in pulling Ian Anderson from no-hit bid
Atlanta manager Brian Snitker didn't make the move because of math -- he went with his gut.