Is a Will Smith the key to winning the World Series? - ESPN
Forget advanced analytics, draft capital, and payroll flexibility — apparently, all you need to win the World Series is Will Smith.
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Pro sports teams with book clubs? They’re more common than you think
It’s starting to feel like everyone has a book club these days.
MLB trade grades: Tarik Skubal to the Dodgers?! Who won the deal? - ESPN
Tarik Skubal is a… Los Angeles Dodger?! Late Saturday night — two days before Monday's MLB trade deadline — the Dodgers were finalizing a trade for the Detroit Tigers' ace in exchange for three of their top-30 prospects. It felt shocking but also inevitable after the Tigers' July collapse left them looking to move Skubal. Multiple teams were in on the two-time American League Cy Young winner, but the Dodgers got the deal done. Who got the better end of the trade — and what does this mean for October? Bradford Doolittle breaks down both sides of the deal.
Macklin Celebrini is NHL's new highest-paid player after signing massive extension with Sharks
Anthony Gargano tells Dan Dakich that the expectations for the 76ers are sky high after the team signed LeBron James.
MLB Power Rankings Week 17: Fast-rising Red Sox jump into top 10 - ESPN
There wasn't a lot of movement in our first power rankings after the All-Star break, except for one surging team that's making a splash in the American League: Boston.
Dodgers could acquire Tarik Skubal at the trade deadline to avoid having to face him in playoffs: Report
Colin Cowherd reacts to Manny Machado pushing back the Los Angeles Dodgers ruining baseball narrative.
Dodgers catcher takes out frustration on himself by banging bat over his own head after strikeout
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2026 MLB Milestones and Records Tracker: Dodgers Off to Historic Start
The 2026 MLB season is off to a blazing start, and history has already been made just a few weeks in.
MLB honors Jackie Robinson's legacy, 79th anniversary of his debut - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — Major League Baseball honored Jackie Robinson on Wednesday with every player, coach and umpire wearing his No. 42 to mark the 79th anniversary of the infielder breaking the sport's color barrier.