Tigers' Tarik Skubal, Pirates' Paul Skenes win Cy Young Awards - ESPN
Tarik Skubal confirmed his greatness in 2025, while Paul Skenes affirmed his is just beginning.
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Blue Jays' World Series title drought extends, but it's not the longest
Toronto manager John Schneider shared his thoughts after the Blue Jays fell short in the World Series, while the "MLB on FOX" crew discussed the team’s performance.
Dodgers open as 2026 World Series favorite; Yankees second - ESPN
With their second straight World Series title and their third in six seasons, the Los Angeles Dodgers have built a dynasty that seemingly can't be stopped… and according to bookmakers, it may not.
Dodgers-Blue Jays: World Series means Buddy Kennedy and José Ureña can't lose - ESPN
Two players will likely be receiving rings regardless of which team comes out on top in the 2025 World Series — and neither is actively playing.
Bryce Harper 'hurt' by Dave Dombrowski's doubt after down year - ESPN
Philadelphia Phillies superstar Bryce Harper said he was «hurt» by Dave Dombrowski's apparent questioning of whether the two-time National League MVP could return to an elite status after a down year.
Blue Jays plate 11 vs. Dodgers, roll in World Series Game 1 - ESPN
TORONTO — Addison Barger launched the first pinch-hit grand slam in World Series history, Alejandro Kirk added a two-run homer in a nine-run sixth inning and the Toronto Blue Jays overwhelmed the defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers 11-4 in Game 1 on Friday night.
Dodgers defeat Brewers, one win away from another World Series - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — Tommy Edman hit a tiebreaking single off hard-throwing rookie Jacob Misiorowski in a two-run sixth inning, and the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Milwaukee Brewers 3-1 on Thursday to take a 3-0 lead in their National League Championship Series.
2025 MLB playoffs: Why Los Angeles Dodgers look unbeatable - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers didn't just fall short of lofty expectations during the regular season. For a large chunk of it, they were basically mediocre. They began with a 23-10 record and ended, after a well-timed meeting by their manager, with 15 wins in a stretch of 20 games. But in between, from May 4 to Sept. 7, the Dodgers were 56-54, a mere two games above .500 in a 110-game sample. Their rotation was hurt, their bullpen was a mess, their lineup was inconsistent, and until the very end, they displayed scant signs of a team equipped to defend a championship.