Last winter, only three MLB teams made managerial changes. This time around, there's more movement at the skipper position.

One team is going to the World Series with a win Monday. The other is going home.

Monday’s Game 7 presents a monumental opportunity for either spectacular triumph or devastating heartbreak for both franchises

A pair of Blue Jays home runs and squandered scoring opportunities by the Mariners set up a winner-take-all Game 7 in the ALCS.

Jesús Montero was considered an elite prospect with the Yankees before he reached the majors.

Three homers. 10 strikeouts. Six scoreless innings. Ohtani's NLCS Game 4 was the best night of his career and maybe in all of baseball.

Vitello, who led the Volunteers to a College World Series championship in 2024, has never appeared in the majors in any capacity.

Ohtani hit 3 home runs and threw 6 scoreless innings with 10 strikeouts as the Dodgers advanced to the World Series.

The Mariners were in danger of losing all 3 of their home games before Suarez's series-changing blast in the bottom of the eighth.

Ohtani did it all as the Dodgers swept the Brewers to advance to the World Series.

The Dodgers manager knows how to execute a heel turn.

Just one team can end the season with a trophy. Here's a look at what's ahead for the rest of them.

With many key pieces in place for 2026 and beyond, the Brewers should be one of the top teams in baseball for the next few seasons.

The Dodgers finished off a sweep of the Brewers in the grandest fashion imaginable.

Mariners fans booed after Springer — recovering from a hit-by-pitch to the knee — rose to his feet and tried to stay in ALCS Game 5.

Suárez delivered a pair of home runs, including his fourth grand slam of the season.

Scherzer picked off a baserunner and yelled at his manager while delivering the Blue Jays a victory over the Mariners in Game 4.

On this episode of Baseball Bar-B-Cast, Jake and Jordan discuss the Dodgers being just one win away from returning to the World Series and how the Blue Jays stormed back to even the ALCS against the Mariners.

He's called "Mad Max" for a reason.

From baseball boot camp for interpreters to the team’s director of Japanese player operations and strategy, L.A. goes to great lengths to maximize the talents of its Japanese players.

Toronto jumped to an early lead, with Seattle again struggling on the mound and at the plate.

Tyler Glasnow delivered 5 2/3 innings of 1-run ball, and the Dodgers' bats produced just enough offense in Game 3.

The Brewers star has struggled with a hamstring injury the past few months, but he said he only suffered cramps in Game 3.

The Dodgers can advance to the World Series with a win Friday in Game 4.

Santander, one of Toronto's biggest offseason signings, was hampered by injuries throughout the season.

The altercation occurred during Game 2 of the NLCS.

Legendary MLB slugger Manny Ramirez apparently wants to join a big-league team as a hitting coach.

"He's the one that will dictate that more than anything else," Dombrowski said.

Judge will continue a strength program and will not require offseason surgery.

Rich Kleiman sits down with Hall of Famer CC Sabathia.

After going quiet in the first two games of the series in Toronto, the Blue Jays' bats woke up in a big way in Seattle.

Toronto picked up a big road victory to cut Seattle's series lead to 2-1.

The pope has been following the MLB playoffs.

Mookie Betts is looking to win his first Gold Glove award as a shortstop.

On this episode of Baseball Bar-B-Cast, Jake and Jordan recap the dominant pitching performances from the Dodgers in the first two games of the NLCS, the Mariners taking a 2-0 lead on the Blue Jays in the ALCS and the latest managerial changes around MLB.

For the second straight season, Alex Bregman plans to hit the free-agent market.

"I don't know if you can write enough words in your stories about our starting pitching. It really has been amazing,” Freddie Freeman said.

Before ALDS Game 5, Humpy the Humpback Salmon had never won the Salmon Run at T-Mobile Park.

We have a long road to Game 7, but the Dodgers have a fun plan if it happens.

Like Blake Snell before him, the Dodgers starter dominated in a one-sided Game 2.

Teoscar Hernández doesn't believe in ghosts. So he says.

If you needed a moment or three to process the madness that was the remarkable Brewers double play in Monday's NLCS Game 1, you weren't alone.

Clase and Ortiz were placed on leave by MLB amid a reported gambling probe and have now reportedly been banned from LIDOM.

The Dodgers' bullpen made it dramatic in the end, but L.A. secured a 2-1 victory behind Snell's eight scoreless innings.

The Brewers lost 2-1 in NLCS Game 1 as a ninth-inning rally came up just short.

Polanco put Seattle ahead with a 3-run blast in a 10-3 victory over the Blue Jays in ALCS Game 2. "I don't know what to say, man. I'm clutch, but I'm just trying to keep it simple."

You have to see this to believe it.

Snell faced the minimum through eight sterling innings as the Dodgers went up 1-0 in the series.

The Mariners are two wins away from the franchise's first trip to the World Series.