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.
Success in any sport is largely dominated by momentum. That was the storyline that came out of the ALCS as the Houston Astros won three in a row to complete a comeback series win over the Boston Red Sox.
Everybody knew the Los Angeles Dodgers were one of the teams to watch this postseason. Now, after narrowly edging out
The Boston Red Sox and Houston Astros face off this week in a rematch of the 2018 ALCS. Boston took that last postseason meeting, but Houston enters this one with a better 2021 record.
The two teams with the best records in all of Major League Baseball met up for a battle of heavyweights in the National League Division Series. The Los Angeles Dodgers (106-56), after defeating the St. Louis Cardinals in the NL Wild Card Game, met up with the San Francisco Giants (107-55). The series did not disappoint as it went the full five games with a total barn burner coming in Game 5.
Over the last few weeks, the Boston Red Sox have proven many critics wrong. The offense has been on fire in the playoffs, as they have pulled off several thrilling wins. One key to their success is Kiké Hernández.
Postseason baseball is pretty cool. Divisional postseason baseball is superior. But divisional postseason baseball with two consecutive walk-offs? Oh, baby.
In a new episode of Too Much Pod Tar, I was joined by a number of guests. We gave our
The American League postseason race looked like it was going to end in a crazy finish. Instead, it concluded in a fashion that included no Game 163 but did allow three AL East teams to advance to October. Two of those teams face off in the ALDS.
The Houston Astros host the Chicago White Sox for the ALDS, which is the first of four Division Series set to kick off in the coming days.
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 stage has been set, the cards have been dealt. After 162 games, the MLB postseason is here. Joining Alex Kielar to preview the playoffs were John Lepore and Jamie Gatlin.
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.
Success in any sport is largely dominated by momentum. That was the storyline that came out of the ALCS as the Houston Astros won three in a row to complete a comeback series win over the Boston Red Sox.
Everybody knew the Los Angeles Dodgers were one of the teams to watch this postseason. Now, after narrowly edging out the NL West champion San
The Boston Red Sox and Houston Astros face off this week in a rematch of the 2018 ALCS. Boston took that last postseason meeting, but Houston enters this one with a better 2021 record.
The two teams with the best records in all of Major League Baseball met up for a battle of heavyweights in the National League Division Series. The Los Angeles Dodgers (106-56), after defeating the St. Louis Cardinals in the NL Wild Card Game, met up with the San Francisco Giants (107-55). The series did not disappoint as it went the full five games with a total barn burner coming in Game 5.
Over the last few weeks, the Boston Red Sox have proven many critics wrong. The offense has been on fire in the playoffs, as they have pulled off several thrilling wins. One key to their success is Kiké Hernández.
Postseason baseball is pretty cool. Divisional postseason baseball is superior. But divisional postseason baseball with two consecutive walk-offs? Oh, baby.
In a new episode of Too Much Pod Tar, I was joined by a number of guests. We gave our live reactions and analysis to
The American League postseason race looked like it was going to end in a crazy finish. Instead, it concluded in a fashion that included no Game 163 but did allow three AL East teams to advance to October. Two of those teams face off in the ALDS.
The Houston Astros host the Chicago White Sox for the ALDS, which is the first of four Division Series set to kick off in the coming days.
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 stage has been set, the cards have been dealt. After 162 games, the MLB postseason is here. Joining Alex Kielar to preview the playoffs were John Lepore and Jamie Gatlin.
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