The 2025 MLB season has arrived ... We're picking our pennant winners in both leagues plus our 2025 World Series champion. Let's rock. R.J. Anderson: There are two main approaches worth ...

The "Monday Night Football" broadcaster hasn't called an MLB game nationally since joining ESPN, but he was formerly the voice of FOX's World Series coverage continuously from 2000 to 2021.

The World Series was rainy and grim and error-prone. Best forgotten, unless you wash down your toasted ravioli with a swig of Schlafly. Follow every MLB game: Latest MLB scores, stats, schedules ...

There have been 120 World Series in MLB history, which means the Yankees have won 22.5% of them and appeared in 34.2% of them. The Yankees enjoyed much of their success during a 40-year span from ...

The Dodgers are off to a 2-0 start after sweeping the Cubs in Tokyo, and league-wide MLB Opening Day is then set for Thursday. Now is the time to get 2025 World Series picks in before all the ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago Cubs kick off the 2025 MLB season Tuesday with a two ... If you think you know who is going to win the World Series this year, there isn't a better time to ...

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The simple answer is “No”. Many great ball players have had Hall of Fame, or MLB Hall of Fame worthy, careers without winning a World Series. Some never even reached the playoffs. Let’s look ...

Spring is still technically a few days away, but with MLB's Tokyo Series kicking off ... Blake Treinen and none other than reigning World Series MVP Freddie Freeman. File that under "unlikely ...

All 30 active MLB teams have at least appeared in the World Series, with one exception: the Seattle Mariners. Since joining the American League in 1977 as an expansion team, the Mariners have ...

They did both – and Carpenter plowed through the playoffs. The World Series was rainy and grim and error-prone. Best forgotten, unless you wash down your toasted ravioli with a swig of Schlafly.