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MLB
Angels Sale Reopens the Mike Trout Question
The agreement to sell the Angels creates a rare reset—and forces the franchise to decide whether Mike Trout remains at the centre of its future.
Kroenke Agrees to Buy the Angels, Ending Moreno Era
The Yankees Need to Lock Up Luis García Jr. Long-Term
The Yankees needed a bat at the deadline. They got the best one in their lineup.
MLB Proposes Two Free-Agency Windows as Union Pushes Back
MLB’s proposed free-agency windows would compress the offseason signing calendar, but the MLBPA opposes the salary-cap condition tied to the plan.
Rays Secure Approval for $2.3 Billion Tampa Ballpark
Tampa and Hillsborough County have approved financing for a $2.3-billion Rays stadium expected to open in 2029.
Seven Games, Not Fifty-Five Runs
How the AL Wild-Card Schedules Look Down the Stretch
The American League wild-card race is crowded, and the remaining schedules give some contenders a clearer path than others.
The Dutch Leonard Affair
In 1926, two old letters connected Ty Cobb and Smoky Joe Wood to a wager—and put Tris Speaker under suspicion.