The past six World Series champions have continued an unusual streak: all of them had at least one player named Will Smith.
Category: Baseball
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Inside the night the Dodgers became back-to-back World Series champs — and Yamamoto became an L.A. legend
After seven games, plenty of extra innings, and a history-making pitching turn, the first repeat champions of this century could finally exhale.
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Sources: Feds eye MLBPA venture over spending
Players Way was cited in an anonymous whistleblower complaint last November that triggered an ongoing criminal investigation by the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Brooklyn.
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Triple threat: Dodgers favored to win title in ’26
The Dodgers opened as the consensus favorite to win another World Series in 2026, with +375 odds at ESPN BET. They are followed by the Yankees, Astros and Phillies.
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Offseason questions: What’s next for the Blue Jays?
Here’s how the winter looks in Toronto — and in the other towns whose teams lost their final postseason game.
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Jays feel sting of defeat as title slips from grasp
Tears abounded in the Blue Jays’ locker room following a heartbreaking Game 7 World Series loss characterized by missed opportunities, bad breaks and what-ifs.
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Pitching coach Maddux leaves Rangers for Angels
Texas Rangers pitching coach Mike Maddux is leaving the organization and will take up the same role in Anaheim for the Los Angeles Angels.
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😎 Social media reacts to Dodgers’ WS title
The Dodgers prevailed in one of the greatest World Series Game 7s ever, and the sports world was stoked.
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Nats hire Butera, youngest manager in decades
The Nationals have hired 33-year-old Blake Butera as their new manager, making him the youngest skipper in the major leagues in more than half a century.
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Clement makes history, ends with 30 playoff hits
Though the Blue Jays lost the World Series in Game 7 on Saturday, Toronto infielder Ernie Clement set an MLB record with 30 hits in one postseason, breaking the mark held by Randy Arozarena, who had 29 hits as a rookie with the Tampa Bay Rays in 2020.