Breaking: Dodgers Secure Critical First-Round Playoff Bye
Dodgers clinch a critical first-round playoff bye after Atlanta’s loss, gaining NLDS home-field advantage while preparing for a historic title defense.
Dodgers clinch a critical first-round playoff bye after Atlanta’s loss, gaining NLDS home-field advantage while preparing for a historic title defense.
Padres – Dodgers meet in a critical regular-season finale as Tyler Glasnow seeks consistency and San Diego fights to secure its playoff place in Los Angeles.
Cubs star Pete Crow-Armstrong makes MLB history by joining the 40/40 club, stealing his 40th base and reaching 45 home runs in a remarkable season.
MLB wildcard standings reveal a tense October race as Boston surges, Milwaukee dominates, and the AL West remains dangerously unpredictable.
Padres fall 7-0 to the Dodgers as Los Angeles scores six two-out runs, moves closer to a first-round bye and strengthens its postseason position.
Padres – Dodgers highlights: Los Angeles scores six two-out runs, blanks San Diego 7-0 and moves closer to a National League playoff bye in September.
NL wild card standings tighten as the Phillies, Cubs and Padres sit tied at 87-70, while Zack Wheeler’s historic outing moves Philadelphia closer to October.
Arizona Diamondbacks promote Jesús Sánchez and option Tommy Troy as the club seeks a late-season boost against right-handed pitching and in the Wild Card race.
Padres star Fernando Tatis Jr. delivered two homers and four hits in an explosive 8-1 sweep, powering San Diego’s playoff push over Minnesota.
Ketel Marte was placed on the restricted list after missing the Diamondbacks’ game at Fenway Park, leaving Arizona searching for answers.