Good morning! Do we have another Mr. October on our hands?
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Behind powerful performances from Yordan Alvarez and José Abreu, Houston bounced back from a Game 2 loss and flexed its muscles in Minnesota to put the Twins in a tough spot.
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Will the Astros punch a seventh straight ALCS ticket? What can the Braves and Phillies possibly provide as an encore? Are the D-backs poised to shock the world? Strap in for a wild day.
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The Rangers await their ALCS counterpart, but one thing is clear: They believe they have a chance to beat whoever is on the other side of the field.
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The best move for opposing managers at this point may be to hold up four fingers and point toward first base when Yordan Alvarez comes to the plate in a big spot.
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Baltimore’s return to the postseason brought a disappointing end to a remarkable year for a rising club that should have one of the brightest futures in MLB.
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PLAY A SPORCLE BASEBALL QUIZ!
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Jeremy Peña squelched a potential Twins rally by starting this double play.
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When Johan Santana arrived to throw the ceremonial first pitch before Game 3, Twins ace Pablo López went to the mound to give him the ball. Then Johan took off his jacket …
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Those were the words of Tai Verdes, the artist behind Bryson Stott’s walkup song that had the Phillies faithful crooning and rocking when the infielder mashed a grand slam vs. the Marlins.
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Rintaro Sasaki, the “Japanese Prince Fielder,” was projected to go first overall in the upcoming Nippon Professional Baseball draft.
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Thirty-one years ago, Deion Sanders played football for the Atlanta Falcons on a Sunday afternoon, then joined the Braves in Pittsburgh for an NLCS showdown that night.
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Watch Game 3 of the NLDS presented by Booking.com in Spanish exclusively on MLB Network when the Braves take on the Phillies at 5 p.m. ET and the Dodgers face the D-backs at 9.
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