Chelsea Janes
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Interesting stat from the postgame notes: Only five teams have overcome a five-run deficit in a potential elimination game like the Yankees did Tuesday. The last team to do it? The 2012 St. Louis Cardinals against Drew Storen and the Washington Nationals.
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For better or worse, nobody makes things happen on the bases quite like Victor Robles
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Julio Rodriguez drove in the go-ahead run for the Mariners last night. He drove in both their runs in Game 1, too. Always seemed like if Seattle were going to soar, he’d help carry them. From August, on why he needed to learn to help himself fly first. www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2025/...
Julio Rodríguez was a tortured MLB star. Now he has found his joy again.
After struggling to live up to expectations he brought upon himself as a dynamic rookie, the star center fielder is rediscovering his love of the game for the surging Mariners.
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Did they confiscate the Yankees talent in customs?
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Harrison Bader: “I would never nudge another grown man to wear a crop top.”
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The curse of Craig Counsell
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It took four years, but a team that lost the first game of the wild card series finally won one. Those teams are now 1-15 all-time.
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The Yankees are not ones for candor. Jazz Chisholm is not one for holding back. Maybe someday, the partnership will fall apart because of that. But the Yankees would not be playing Thursday night without him.
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A Yankees star was upset on Tuesday. He became a hero on Wednesday.
Jazz Chisholm Jr. was bothered by being left out of the lineup for New York’s playoff opener. He started Game 2 and helped beat the Red Sox.
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It had been a bit since Yankees/Red Sox really mattered. But this year, Boston finally acquired the kind of players who can deliver an October punch. On a rivalry rejuvenated — and the difference an ace makes: www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2025/...
The Red Sox are back, and MLB’s most storied rivalry is, too
Boston has fielded its best team in years, and it’s standing up against the archrival New York Yankees in a postseason series.
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Rangers announce Bruce Bochy will not return as manager and say he has been offered a chance to return to organization in “advisory capacity.”
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Robert Garcia just hit a batter with the bases loaded to give Cleveland a walk-off win that not only sends the Guardians to the postseason but ends the Astros run of eight straight postseason appearances. What!
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Challenge system is coming. The competition committee — the composition of which virtually guarantees MLB gets its way on such things — votes in favor. Two challenges, if you win one you keep it, only batter and pitcher and catcher can challenge. Add challenge per extra inning.
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From yesterday, on Paul Skenes, including why he decided to take a leadership role in the union even though he is a much younger player than most executive subcommittee members past and present. t.co/VJi3Q669eO
https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2025/09/17/paul-skenes-future-mlb/
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