The Atlanta Braves will meet the Houston Astros in the 117th World Series. Three of our top baseball writers give their keys to victory and drop their predictions.
Tied for the worst record in baseball, the Baltimore Orioles did have a few bright spots. Let’s take a look at their 2021 season.
The Cleveland Indians were 80-82 this season. It was the first time they have been under .500 since 2012. Let’s take a look back at how 2021 went down for the Indians.
The Minnesota Twins were expected to win the AL Central this season or at least battle the Chicago White Sox for the top spot. That’s not quite how it went down. Let’s recap their season and hand out a few awards.
The Astros take the series 3-1 in pretty convincing fashion. It is on to the ALCS to face the surprising Red Sox but first, let’s take a look back on the series with the White Sox.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have a long history of great players. Who makes their All-Time 26-man roster?
This may technically be the first time these two teams are meeting in the playoffs, but they do have quite a history. After Los Angeles managed to win in dramatic fashion on Wednesday, they will look to keep the momentum going and take quick advantage of San Francisco’s four-day layoff.
After 186 days of the regular season, it comes down to do or die for the St. Louis Cardinals and Los Angeles Dodgers. Who takes it and moves on?
The Philadelphia Phillies may have only won two World Series, but they have had some great players. Let’s take a look at who makes their All-Time roster.
With multiple periods of success and nine championships in all, let’s take a look at what the Oakland Athletics’ All-Time 26-Man roster looks like.
While the Indians still wait for their third ring, we take a look back on their long history of great players. There are a bunch of Hall-of-Famers on this squad.
This is the beginning of a series that will look to narrow down a franchise’s great players to a 26-man roster. There will be some left off, arguments may ensue, and friendships could be lost. Nevertheless, let’s take a look at the Twins/Senators franchise.
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