World Series
The latest news on MLB's World Series. Played annually since 1903, the World Series is the final game of the baseball season between the victors of the American League and the National League of Major League Baseball. World Series games draw millions of viewers, regularly topping ratings charts.
Tampa Has Become Only Third City to Achieve This Sports Trifecta
Tampa is just third metropolitan area to have three teams competing for a major championship in the same season after Philadelphia and New York.
Aubrey Huff Celebrates International Men's Day By Knocking Traits
The former baseball star and vocal conservative playfully dissed men who wear dresses and drive electric cars.
Former Baseball Star Aubrey Huff Fumes About California Curfew Talk
Gavin Newsom's speculation about a state-wide lockdown left the two-time World Series champion none too pleased.
A Dodgers Fan's Celebration Ends in Fiery Destruction
A local Los Angeles news station caught a scene on the streets getting dangerously out of hand.
Did the Dodgers Just Hand Biden the Election?
The Dodgers' last World Series came in 1988, which also marked the last time a former veeph won the presidential elections.
LeBron James Wants Dodgers and Lakers Joint Celebration
The Dodgers ended a 32-year wait for a World Series title on Tuesday night, just two weeks after the Lakers won a first NBA title in 10 years.
Magic Johnson Had a Special Reason to Celebrate Dodgers Triumph
The Dodgers ended a 32-year wait for a World Series title after defeating the Tampa Bay Rays in six games.
Mookie Betts Makes Baseball History in Dodgers' World Series Win
The Dodgers star becomes the first player in history to be named MVP and win a World Series title with two different franchises before turning 30.
Rob Manfred Booed During Speech Presenting World Series MVP Trophy
The MLB commissioner was met by jeers and boos at Globe Life Field as he presented the World Series trophy.
Clayton Kershaw Sets MLB Postseason Record as Dodgers Defeat Rays in Game 5
The Dodgers ace struck out six batters, overtaking Justin Verlander as the all-time record holder for postseason strikeouts.
World Series: Where to Watch Dodgers vs Rays Game 3
Veteran Charlie Morton starts for the Rays, while Walker Buehler gets the nod for the Dodgers in Game 3 with the series poised at 1-1.
Brandon Lowe Makes World Series History with Two Home Runs Against Dodgers
The 26-year-old homered in the first and fifth inning to help the Rays to an 8-4 win in Game 2 as Tampa Bay tied the series.
World Series: Where to Watch Dodgers vs Rays Game 1
The 116th edition of the World Series gets underway on Tuesday night in Arlington, Texas.
A Good Omen for Biden? Why Democratic Candidate May Root for the Dodgers
The last time a former VP was elected coincided with the Los Angeles Dodgers' last World Series triumph.
World Series: Latest Betting Lines and Predictions for Dodgers vs. Rays
The Los Angeles Dodgers are the bookmakers' favorites to win a first World Series title since 1988, with the Tampa Bay Rays a slight underdog.
Whitey Ford Stats and Standouts: 6 Times the Yankee Pitcher Made History
Ford's death was announced by the Yankees in a tweet on Friday.
MLB Playoffs: Updated Bracket, Wild Card Series Results, TV Schedule
The Division Series matchups for the American League are set, while two spots remain up for grabs in the National League.
MLB Playoffs: Updated Bracket, Wild Card Series Scores, TV Schedule
Three American League teams have already progressed to the Division Series, while the Dodgers took a 1-0 lead in their series.
MLB Playoffs Schedule: Dates, TV Channel, Live Stream for Wild Card Series
The expanded MLB postseason begins on Tuesday with Game 1 of the four American League Wild Card Series.
Teams in the MLB Playoffs, Full Bracket and Wild Card Matchups
The Tampa Bay Rays and the Los Angeles Dodgers head into the Wild Card Series as the No. 1 seeds in the American League and the National League respectively.
Why George Bush's 2001 World Series First Pitch Meant More Than 'Play Ball'
Bush approached the mound in an FDNY pullover with a bulletproof vest underneath. He threw a perfect strike over home plate, and embraced Yankees manager Joe Torre and Diamondbacks manager Bob Brenly.
A Brief History of the Ceremonial First Pitch Thrown By U.S. Presidents
President Donald Trump recently claimed he was going to throw the first pitch at a New York Yankees game in August, which surprised the team's staff, who said an invitation was never officially extended.
MLB Playoffs: Which Teams Will Benefit Most From New Format?
The MLB has expanded its postseason for the first time in eight years with the number of playoff teams rising from 10 to 16.
Why Shorter MLB Season Could Hurt Yankees and Dodgers' World Series bid
The shortened 60-game regular season begins on Thursday night and bookmakers believe it could favor underdogs.
New York Yankees Favorites for 2020 World Series After Signing Gerrit Cole
The Yankees secured the right-hander's services by signing him to a record nine-year deal worth $324 million.
Gerrit Cole Could Land $280 Million Deal in Free Agency
The New York Yankees, Los Angeles Angels and Los Angeles Dodgers are the front-runners to sign the 29-year-old in free agency.
Yankees to Hold Talks With Gerrit Cole and Stephen Strasburg
The Yankees are reportedly set to meet both pitchers, who are expected to be most sought-after players of this year's free agent class.
'America Fell in Love with Nats Baseball' and 'Impeachment,' Trump Quips
Keeping with tradition, President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania hosted the Washington, D.C.-based team at the White House.
Trump to Host (Some) Washington Nationals at the White House
It's the capital's first World Series title in nearly a century—a fact not lost on Trump, who didn't cancel the meet and greet despite potential dropouts from players, plus boos from fans at Nationals Park last week.
Nationals Pitcher Joins List Of Athletes Who Skipped White House Visit
"At the end of the day, as much as I wanted to be there with my teammates and share that experience with my teammates, I can't do it. I just can't do it," Nats closer Sean Doolittle told The Washington Post.
