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What We Learned From the 2022 World Series

There were a lot of differences between the Phillies and Astros in this series, but there were a few key factors that set the two apart.

Sports Illustrated

The Five Best Fits for Aaron Judge

Every team would like to sign the newly crowned home run champion. But only a precious few actually make sense for him.

Sports Illustrated

Dylan Cease likely to be aced out for Cy Young Award

White Sox righty had a sensational season, but metrics point to the Astros’ Justin Verlander as the pick.

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Oddsmakers think Aaron Judge remains with the Yankees, but don’t count out the Giants or Dodgers

The Yankees have the best odds right now to keep Aaron Judge.

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Finalists for Cy Young, MVP Revealed Among 2022 MLB Awards

The award winners for MVP, Cy Young, Manager of the Year and Rookie of the Year will be announced next week.

Sports Illustrated

Bill Plaschke: Dodgers CEO Stan Kasten backs Andrew Friedman and Dave Roberts

Aaron Judge? Slow your roll.

Los Angeles Times

Bill Shaikin: Astros set the MLB benchmark for success with second World Series title

HOUSTON — No sooner had the players finished dancing than the fans started singing. The game still had three innings to go, and in fact this was the middle of an inning, but no matter.

Los Angeles Times

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Aaron Judge heading to Chavez Ravine? Five big questions for the Dodgers offseason.

LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers thought they'd still be playing right now.

Los Angeles Times

Rangers free agency guide: Starting pitching, big bats, cash to spend and more

The end of the World Series means the start of free agency. Insert the corny little dad joke about, “Now the work begins for the Rangers.”

Tribune News Service

Tom Krasovic: Creative Yu Darvish gave Padres a 2022 worth remembering

SAN DIEGO — You can't find a World Series trophy in the Padres' display case, but an artist's paint brush, cast in gold, would be appropriate, in honor of three select Padres greats — each one homegrown — who dominated with flair and unorthodox brilliance that made them more interesting.

Tribune News Service

Think esports pros aren't athletes? A look inside the intense lifestyle of Team Liquid.

LOS ANGELES — Lunch is served in the team dining room, the chef preparing chicken piccata and fresh greens, but there isn't much time to eat.

Los Angeles Times

Justin Turner wins Roberto Clemente Award, awaits word on Dodgers future

LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers' season ended so abruptly, so disappointingly, that Justin Turner almost forgot about the piece of hardware he was in the running for.

Los Angeles Times

Astros still have their haters, but Dusty Baker somehow manages to get love

It's been 41 years since Dusty Baker won a World Series title.

Los Angeles Times

Lucas Giolito on 2017 MLB postseason: ‘All those teams were cheating’

“Based on everything I’ve heard, it was like all the teams that were in the postseason that year were doing the same [expletive],” Giolito told the “Chris Rose Rotation” show of Jomboy Media.

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Baseball union chief Tony Clark likes what he sees from new playoff format

This World Series might be galling to Dodgers fans. The National League is represented by the Philadelphia Phillies, a team that won 24 fewer games than the Dodgers. The Phillies are a third-place team that grabbed something that did not exist last year: the 12th and final spot in the…

Sports Illustrated

Report: Dodgers Like Correa If Turner Leaves in Free Agency

Los Angeles could have a hole to fill at shortstop this offseason.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Lucas Giolito on Astros’ 2017 World Series: ‘All those teams were cheating’

Maybe Houston wasn't the only problem.

Sports Illustrated

Everything You Need to Know About the Astros-Phillies World Series

Houston is the much deeper team. Philadelphia is the Team of Destiny. Here’s your guide to the Fall Classic.

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Bill Shaikin: Forgive and forget? Astros should go into World Series embracing their villainy

HOUSTON — This is not just about the Dodgers. David Robertson never pitched for the Dodgers.

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The first televised World Series spurred America's television boom, 75 years ago

Boston Red Sox catcher Carlton Fisk desperately waving at his home run to stay in play. Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Kirk Gibson pumping his arms as he hobbles around second base after muscling a home run off Dennis Eckersley, the Oakland A’s dominant closer. The ground ball hit by New…

Los Angeles Times

Bill Plaschke: Lovable Astros? They'll always be the team that cheated the Dodgers out of the World Series title.

Those suddenly lovable Houston Astros have become the universally respected favorites to win the upcoming World Series.

Tribune News Service

Larry Stone: Have the Mariners closed the gap on the Astros? It may not matter.

The Houston Astros are back in the World Series for the fourth time in the past six years, which to many Mariners fans might be only slight less distressing than having the similarly loathed Yankees represent the American League.

Los Angeles Times

Bill Shaikin: It's your first World Series, Joe Davis. Be ready for the haters on social media.

Ten years ago, Joe Davis was the voice of the Montgomery Biscuits. Can he recall the team colors?

Sports Illustrated

Aaron Judge on Impending Free Agency: ‘We’ll See What Happens’

The AL single-season home run king said he wanted to remain a Yankee, but offered up little clarity as to what his future holds.

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Misleading political TV ads are filling up California’s ‘news deserts’

If you watched even a smidge of the Dodgers-Padres postseason playoff games on television, you almost certainly saw a political ad. This is nothing unusual for the lead-up to an election. In fact, there are fewer propositions on the ballot than usual in California — but that doesn’t make figuring…

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