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The Sho must go on! Ohtani’s walk-off HR keeps LA perfect

Down five runs early and seemingly headed to their first loss, the Dodgers became the first defending World Series champs to begin the season 8-0 when Shohei Ohtani delivered a walk-off homer in the ninth.

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The first week of games has featured a number of notable developments — some more expected than others.

The Dodgers aren’t going to break the AL/NL single-season wins record, no matter how strong their start is. In fact, Will Leitch doesn’t think they will even come all that close.

This is the fifth season where multiple teams started 7-0 or better — but the first time both clubs have come from the same division.

Pirates ace Paul Skenes and his girlfriend, Livvy Dunne, are featured in a new profile at GQ.com that gives some insight into their life at home.

On Tuesday, Tarik Skubal went to watch his alma mater, Seattle University, play. A day later, they were guests at his start against the Mariners.

Nearly all of us have at one time tripped in public. It can be an embarrassing moment as you take a look around to see if anyone noticed. The Padres’ Jose Iglesias had the perfect response.

The Phillies go for a sweep of the Rockies at 1 p.m. ET, the Twins have their home opener against the Astros at 4, and the D-backs look to sweep the Yankees in the Bronx at 7.

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