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The Toronto Blue Jays lost the World Series by the smallest of margins, leaving behind a trail of what-ifs in the process.
Zachary Rotman|
The MLB offseason is upon us. Yes, the turnaround really is that quick. What do we know about Kyle Tucker, Kyle Schwarber, Bo Bichette and Alex Bregman? There's plenty of buzz already.
Mark Powell|
Blue Jays pinch-runner Isiah Kiner-Falefa made a brutal mistake in the bottom of the ninth inning of Game 7, and it's how he'll be remembered in Toronto.
Mark Powell|
The five NL East teams will need to learn from this past offseason's mistakes to have better results in 2026.
Zachary Rotman|
We'll never forget the 2025 World Series between the Dodgers and Blue Jays. Where does it rank among recent World Series matchups?
Jake Elman|
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. deserves more than falling short in the World Series after putting up one of the best postseasons in MLB history.
Zachary Rotman|
Don't blame the Los Angeles Dodgers for an impending MLB lockout, but blame the teams that choose not to spend.
Jake Elman|
Toronto came as close as you can possibly come without winning a title. And now they face an offseason full of tough questions and hard goodbyes.
Chris Landers|
The Dodgers have a lot of work to do this winter despite becoming MLB's first repeat champ since 2000.
Chris Landers|
The benches cleared in Game 7 of the World Series, and Andres Gimenez is solely responsible for that.
Zachary Rotman|
If there's any team built to overcome adversity in the World Series, it's the Toronto Blue Jays.
Zachary Rotman|
MLB superagent Scott Boras has built his reputation on winning big paydays — and driving beloved stars like Pete Alonso away from their original teams.
Christopher Kline|
The Los Angeles Dodgers enter Game 7 of the World Series with a slew of potential pitching plans.
Zachary Rotman|
Players beyond Shohei Ohtani and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. will help dictate the World Series winner.
Zachary Rotman|
After a roller-coaster series, Toronto and L.A. have one more game for all the marbles. But who has the edge, if history is any guide?
Chris Landers|
No, this wasn't part of some grand pro-Dodgers conspiracy. It's simply what the MLB rulebook says.
Chris Landers|
The Jays had it all in front of them on Friday night. Now, after a brutal series of mistakes, it's anybody's ballgame.
Chris Landers|
Toronto is trying to have it both ways here, but that's not how baseball works.
Chris Landers|
If the Detroit Tigers trade Tarik Skubal, they will receive a haul in return — but these prospects may be off the table.
Christopher Kline|
After injuries and bullpen stints derailed his career, Anthony Kay reinvented himself in Japan. Now, he's ready for another shot at the big leagues.
Robert Murray|
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