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Fowl fly briefly delays game at Dodger Stadium

We’ve seen all kinds of animals on baseball fields during MLB games in the past. Squirrels, cats, dogs, possums, pigeons, seagulls, you name it. During the eighth inning of Game 2 of the National League Division Series between the Dodgers and Padres on Wednesday night, we saw the latest example of wildlife at the ballpark when a goose landed in the outfield.

Unlike the “Rally Squirrel” at Busch Stadium back in 2011, when the Cardinals went all the way to the World Series and, in improbable fashion, won it all, there was no “Rally Goose” in Los Angeles on this night: The Padres went on to even the series at one game apiece with a 5-3 victory.

Braves going with ‘defense wins championships’ strategy

Dansby Swanson and Austin Riley made the kind of plays that end up in highlight reels of World Series winners.

La Vida Más Fina: Nestor Cortes

The “Hialeah Kid,” Nestor Cortes rolls with the punches as he shares how his family and his heritage help him live his finest life.

Jazz not only a natural on the diamond

Over the last couple years, Jazz Chisholm Jr. has become one of the biggest stars in MLB, so it shouldn’t come as a surprise to hear he’s right at home in front of a camera.

MLB, CBD brand Charlotte’s Web form exclusive partnership

Major League Baseball became the first major professional sports league to come to a sponsorship agreement with a CBD company when it announced a partnership with Charlotte’s Web.

Spanish-language ALDS broadcasts on MLB Network

Watch Game 2 of the ALDS in Spanish exclusively on MLB Network’s telecastpresented by T-Mobile, with Mariners-Astros at 3:30 p.m. ET and Guardians-Yankees at 7:30. Find your channel at FindMLBNetwork.com.

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