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1. Yankees 4, Rays 1: By Starting a Reliever, the Yankees Imitate and Eliminate the Rays

The Tampa Bay Rays, who can no longer make the playoffs, had sparked a summer turnaround by experimenting with the order of their pitchers.

2. M.L.B. Playoff Races: Brewers and Cardinals Roll Toward a Showdown

The Yankees and the Athletics fail to gain ground in the A.L. wild-card race.

3. Orioles 6, Yankees 3: Yankees Lose to Orioles. More Important, They Lose Gregorius.

The shortstop tore cartilage in his right wrist while sliding home with the winning run on Saturday, a victory that clinched a postseason berth for the Yankees.

4. Nationals 6, Mets 0: Nationals Defeat Mets but Lose Postseason Hopes

Five pitchers teamed to hold the Mets to one hit, but Washington was eliminated from the N.L. wild-card chase when the Cardinals won.

5. Yankees 3, Orioles 2, 11 innings: Yankees Complete Long Day’s Journey to a Wild-Card Spot

It took 11 innings, and a lot of blah baseball, but the Yanks finally beat the lowly Baltimore Orioles and clinched a postseason berth.

6. Braves 5, Phillies 3: Braves Win the N.L. East for the First Time Since 2013

Atlanta, which went 70-92 last year, won its fourth in a row to cap a run to the top that was led by young, budding stars.

7. M.L.B. Playoff Races: Yankees and Braves Close In on Berths

The Astros, behind seven R.B.I. from Yuli Gurriel, clinch a spot in the postseason; the Cardinals keep pace in the N.L. wild-card race.

8. Yankees 10, Orioles 8: The Yankees Get a Victory, if Not Encouragement

C.C. Sabathia delivered a strong start, but six relievers were needed to get the final nine outs against the hapless Orioles.

9. Cubs’ Addison Russell Placed on Leave by M.L.B. After Abuse Allegations

In a blog post linked to his ex-wife, Russell was accused of physical and emotional abuse.

10. Extra Bases: A Rockies Ace Is Where He Wants to Be, on His Terms

The ace Kyle Freeland defiantly throws inside for his hometown team, leading a rotation that is spurring pennant hopes.

11. A Mexican Baseball Team Plays in Texas. It’s a Home Game.

The owner of the team decided to stage half of the team’s home games across the border in Laredo, Tex., in a mutually beneficial, and symbolic, gesture of cross-border unity.

12. M.L.B. Playoff Races: Oakland Pushes for Top Wild-Card Spot

The Athletics absolutely crushed the Angels and that, combined with a Yankees loss, has the A.L.’s No. 1 wild-card spot up for grabs

13. Red Sox 11, Yankees 6: Red Sox Win A.L. East Despite Giancarlo Stanton’s Grand Slam

It was the second time in three seasons that Boston, which neared a franchise record in wins, clinched the division in the Bronx.

14. With 104 Wins and a Division Title, the Red Sox Now Confront Postseason Pressure

The Red Sox could set a franchise record for regular-season wins, but they have shown some deficiencies in the final stretch of the season.

15. The Orioles Are Even Worse Than You Thought

How bad? The 1962 Mets are suddenly coming up a lot in conversation.

16. Phillies 4, Mets 0: With Loss to Phillies, Mets Ensure a Season Under .500

Noah Syndergaard gave up two homers and four hits in four innings, matching his shortest outing of the year on April 4 — also against Philadelphia.

17. On Baseball: Heading for the Playoffs, Dodgers Are Still in the Shadow of 1988

“We’re sick of hearing about it,” Clayton Kershaw said.

18. M.L.B. Playoff Races: Brewers Take Care of Business

Milwaukee’s win combined with a Cardinals loss gave the Brewers some cushion in the race for the N.L. wild-card.

19. Yankees 10, Red Sox 1: Luis Severino Stifles Red Sox and Makes His Wild-Card Case

The Yankees will most likely have to decide who will start in a one-game wild-card playoff, and Severino helped his standing with a strong outing.

20. Alex Cora Has a Blueprint for the Season’s Final Weeks

Boston’s manager learned a few things about winning a World Series as a bench coach for the Astros last year. Those lessons may come in handy for the Red Sox.

21. On Baseball: Kenley Jansen Plans a Huge Postseason, Then Heart Surgery

The Dodgers closer lives with an irregular heartbeat that requires surgery.

22. M.L.B. Playoff Races: Dodgers Stretch Lead in N.L. West

The battle between Los Angeles and Colorado remains baseball’s closest race, but there is plenty of action in the N.L. Central, where the Cardinals are making a late run on the top wild-card spot.

23. Yankees 3, Red Sox 2: Neil Walker’s Home Run Holds Off a Red Sox Celebration

Walker’s three-run homer in the seventh inning held up for a win as the Yankees kept Boston from clinching the American League East title, for now.

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1. Scherzer reaches 300-strikeout milestone

Max Scherzer became the third pitcher this decade with 300 strikeouts in a season when he fanned Austin Dean of the Marlins in the seventh inning on Tuesday.

2. Ohtani to undergo Tommy John surgery

The Angels announced Tuesday that two-way phenom Shohei Ohtani will indeed undergo Tommy John surgery, as had been expected. Dr. Neal ElAttrache will perform the surgery in Los Angeles during the first week of the offseason.

3. Hechavarria's HR sparks Yankees' 7-run 3rd

Adeiny Hechavarria's calling card is his glove, but as the shortstop prepares for the possibility of more playing time, the newcomer sparked a seven-run inning while showing the Yankees the pop in his bat.

4. Aguilar, Braun homer to get Crew going in 1st

The Brewers can punch their ticket to the postseason with a three-game sweep of the Cardinals, and Jesus Aguilar and Ryan Braun got them off to a good start in the middle game of the series Tuesday night, delivering back-to-back home runs in the first inning for a 2-0 lead at Busch Stadium.

5. Swanson exits early with sore left hand

Braves shortstop Dansby Swanson exited Tuesday night's game against the Mets with a sore left hand.

6. A good dog took in a Nationals game while eating a hot dog

It's dog eat dog at Nationals Park

7. Crew not yet looking ahead to Wild Card Game

As of Tuesday, the National League Wild Card Game was one short week away. But the Brewers are pushing the roster and strategy planning that would accompany a potential appearance in that win-or-go-home affair until this weekend at the earliest.

8. Cardinals sketch out rotation for final weekend

Though plans are subject to change based on the standings, the Cardinals are prepared to start Adam Wainwright, Jack Flaherty and Miles Mikolas in their final series of the regular season.

9. Harper expresses desire to remain with Nats

The prospect of watching Bryce Harper take the field at Nationals Park in a visiting jersey is one that isn't just bemusing to most baseball observers, but Harper himself.

10. What happens if there's a 4-way tie in NL?

We've still got some very realistic tiebreaker possibilities in play in this last week of the regular season, and foremost among them is that the Brewers, Cardinals, Dodgers and Rockies could all end up with the same record -- leaving both the NL West and the two NL Wild Card spots up in the air after Sunday's final out.

11. Astros expect Correa to return Wednesday

Astros shortstop Carlos Correa is expected to return to the lineup at designated hitter for Wednesday's series finale vs. the Blue Jays after going through on-field baseball drills to test his ailing back Tuesday.

12. Is home field an advantage in Wild Card Game?

Has home field helped in the Wild Card Game? MLB.com breaks down the history since its inception in 2012, when MLB expanded to a two-Wild Card playoff format in each league.

13. Cubs know importance of winning NL Central

With less than a week left in the regular season, perhaps the biggest concern for the Cubs is making sure they win the division, despite having the best record in the National League.

14. 'A little strange' that Mauer might leave Twins

Joe Mauer will wait until the offseason to announce whether he intends to keep playing or retire, but the possibility remains that this could be his last week in a Twins uniform.

15. Bloodied Choi exits after collision at plate

Rays first baseman Ji-Man Choi left Tuesday night's game after a third-inning collision at the plate. After getting tagged out by Yankees catcher Gary Sanchez, Choi got to his feet and had blood on the left side of his face.

16. Final Rookie of the Year Award poll

Almost from the first hour of Spring Training, pretty much everyone in and around baseball agreed that Shohei Ohtani of the Angels and Ronald Acuna Jr. of the Braves were the rookies they were most interested in seeing. Sometimes, these things turn out the way they were supposed to.

17. Dee's fit on defense key question for Mariners

One of the big questions facing the Mariners this offseason will be figuring out where Dee Gordon fits in defensively. He started the year in center field, but moved back to his natural second-base position when Robinson Cano was suspended in mid-May.

18. Hicks day to day; Torres gets a breather

Hours after the Yankees received good news concerning Aaron Hicks, as an MRI performed on the outfielder's tight left hamstring revealed no strain, manager Aaron Boone had another injury-related call to make with rookie infielder Gleyber Torres.

19. Reds interviewing manager candidates for '19

The Reds' search for a permanent manager for 2019 and beyond has already begun, president of baseball operations Dick Williams revealed on Tuesday. Three internal candidates have already interviewed, and two more will do so soon.

20. Players set to become free agents in 2018-19 offseason

See which players are set to hit free agency during the 2018-19 offseason, including Bryce Harper and Manny Machado.

21. Mets activate David Wright from disabled list

Throughout the past month, as he watched the Mets' games in Flushing and elsewhere, David Wright typically sat on the dugout bench in a blue hooded sweatshirt. He did not put on his uniform top because he was not technically a member of the team; since May 28, 2016, Wright has spent each of the Mets' 433 games on the disabled list. That changed Tuesday, when the Mets activated their captain from the 60-day DL for the final six games of his career.

22. Explaining tiebreaker scenarios for '18 postseason

This year we've got a wide assortment of tiebreaker possibilities to ponder in both leagues, including some truly wild ideas in the National League. The goal is to lay out the most realistic ones remaining, and how they would be settled.

23. FAQs Indians face as they head to playoffs

There is a heightened sense of unfinished business for this year's Indians, which captured the American League Central crown for the third consecutive campaign. While the path to the division title may have seen easy given the current state of the Central, Cleveland dealt with a variety of issues that are finally being ironed out as the AL Division Series approaches.

24. Kapler aware of public criticism after 1st year

Gabe Kapler knows everything that everyone is saying and writing about him.

25. Salvy looks to make history with next homer

With his next home run, Royals catcher Salvador Perez will make MLB history. Presently, Perez is tied with Jim Thome as the only players in history to open the first seven seasons of their careers by increasing their home run total every season.

26. FAQs Astros face as they head to playoffs

The Astros are rolling towards their second consecutive American League West title and second 100-win season in a row. Can a second consecutive World Series championship be in in the cards as well?

27. Walker needs surgery after getting hit in face

D-backs first baseman Christian Walker's season is over after he suffered a sinus fracture when he was hit in the face by a fastball from Dodgers right-hander Kenta Maeda on Monday night.

28. Realmuto as player manager? Maybe for a day

Marlins manager Don Mattingly indicated he will continue the tradition of having a player manage one of the final games of the season in this weekend's three-game set at the Mets. He hinted it may be catcher J.T. Realmuto.

29. Mets 'fully anticipate' Callaway at helm in 2019

There is much the Mets must settle over the next month, including finding a new general manager -- a search that remains in the relative early stages. Yet no matter who is in charge of the Mets' baseball decisions come November, Mickey Callaway will almost certainly remain manager heading into next season.

30. Avi Garcia to have arthroscopic knee surgery

Avisail Garcia will have arthroscopic surgery on his right knee on Oct. 2 in Chicago to clear up persistent pain Garcia said has plagued him all season.

31. Minter ironing out mechanics before playoffs

As A.J. Minter has dealt with the lingering effects of the lower back discomfort he developed in early August, the Braves have fortunately seen Arodys Vizcaino position himself as a potential closer for the rest of the season.

32. Select few have reached 300 K's in a season

Max Scherzer is on the cusp of becoming the 17th pitcher since 1900 to rack up 300 strikeouts in a single season.

33. The 10 best seasons on losing teams

Mike Trout is having the best season of what was already a historically great career, yet the Angels still can't seem to build a winning team around him. How often has a player had a year this good on a team below .500?

34. Injury updates: Correa, Yanks, Jays, A. Garcia

Here's a roundup of the latest injury news across the Majors

35. O's-Red Sox postponed; day-night DH on Wed.

The Red Sox-Orioles game scheduled for Tuesday night at Fenway Park has been postponed. The forecast calls for an extended period of sustained rain throughout the afternoon and evening in the Fenway area.

36. Rays backstop Perez shut down for season

Catcher Michael Perez (left-hamstring strain) will not play again for the Rays this season.

37. Blue Jays lose Sanchez, Gurriel for season

Aaron Sanchez will be shut down for the remainder of the 2018 season after he underwent surgery on his right index finger Tuesday. The Blue Jays will also shut down infielder Lourdes Gurriel Jr. for the remainder of the season after the 24-year-old shortstop sustained a Grade 2 strain in his left hamstring while running to first base in the first inning of Monday night's game.

38. Reds overhaul player development department

Seeking to improve at getting their prospects to the Major Leagues ready to succeed, the Reds made moves at the top of their player development area. Shawn Pender was promoted to vice president of player development and Eric Lee was named senior director of player development. The previous senior director of player development, Jeff Graupe, was moved last month to senior director of player personnel.

39. A's clinch first postseason berth since 2014

By virtue of a Rays loss to the Yankees on Monday, the A's automatically punched a ticket to the postseason even before beginning play in Seattle.

40. Roark bypassing start to be with wife, newborn

Tanner Roark will not start Wednesday's home finale against the Marlins at Nationals Park, as the team is allowing him to remain at his home near Atlanta with his wife and family after the birth of their newborn son last week. Kyle McGowin will make the start in his place.

41. Error helps Brewers shave magic number to 3

An Eric Thames triple that skipped past Cardinals right fielder Jose Martinez in the eighth inning, followed by an errant pickoff by Cards reliever Bud Norris gave the Brewers the go-ahead run they needed to overcome Josh Hader's rough night in a 6-4 win at Busch Stadium. Milwaukee closed to within 1 1/2 games of the National League Central-leading Cubs and pushed another game ahead of the Cardinals in the NL Wild Card standings.

42. Dodgers rally in AZ to trim magic number to 5

There won't be a party anywhere at Chase Field for the Dodgers this week, but they moved closer to a party somewhere on Monday night by riding a pair of late Manny Machado RBIs to a 7-4 win over the D-backs that trimmed their magic number to clinch the National League West to five.

43. Rox half-game out of WC with blowout win

Jon Gray struck out seven over seven innings of one-run ball, while the Rockies scored five in the third inning and got a home run from David Dahl in the fourth inning. Phillies starter Zach Eflin allowed all five third-inning runs, and Philadelphia got its only run from a Rhys Hoskins home run in the seventh inning.

44. 9 movies that should be made from 2018 season

9 movies that should be made from 2018 season

45. Sox win record 106th, clinch Majors' best mark

In the 118-year history of the Red Sox, no team had won 106 games in a season until Mookie Betts -- well on his way to being an all-time franchise icon in his own right -- powered the American League East champs to a 6-2 win over the Orioles at Fenway Park on Monday night.

46. Marlins-Bucs makeup on Monday canceled

The Pittsburgh Pirates announced on Tuesday that their Sept. 9 game against the Marlins at PNC Park that was postponed due to rain and rescheduled for Monday has now been cancelled. With the Pirates' elimination from the Wild Card race, the game no longer has postseason implications.

47. Osuna agrees to peace bond; charges dropped

The assault charges against Roberto Osuna were withdrawn by the Ontario Court of Justice on Tuesday after the Astros' closer agreed to a one-year peace bond.

48. Which players definitely go hardest at the gym?

Which players definitely go hardest at the gym?

49. This is why you shouldn't park on Waveland Ave.

This is why you shouldn't park on Waveland Ave.

50. Story makes extra-base-hit history in return

Rockies shortstop Trevor Story is in the starting lineup for Monday night's Rockies game against the Phillies at Coors Field, set to play for the first time since injuring his right elbow on a dive-and-throw on Aug. 17 against the Dodgers.

51. On his first homer of 2018, Adam Rosales recorded the season's fastest home run trot because that's his brand

Adam Rosales records fastest HR trot of 2018

52. The Top 10 A's moments of 2018

A most magical A's season began dramatically -- Marcus Semien's walk-off hit sent them to a victory on Opening Day -- and only heightened in theatrics as the season moved along, an improbable run punctuated by their first postseason berth in four years.

53. Each team's all-time single-season ace

We take a look at each franchise's One Game To Live pitcher, the one pitcher, during his one peak season, that you'd put on the mound with it all on the line. You just get to pick one pitcher, and one season, when he was at the height of his game. Who's your pick?

54. The latest entry to the swim slide Hall of Fame is this inspired effort from JT Riddle

JT Riddle safe at first after impressive swim-slide

55. The skateboarding dog in San Francisco is back, again, and is just as cool as you remembered

Skateboarding dog cruises past AT&T Park

56. Starting lineups for today's games

Check out every lineup every day, as they are made public by the clubs. A lineup is not official until it is handed to the umpire. Additional lineups will be added as they become available.

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1. College World Series Game 1: Vanderbilt piles nine early runs, holds on to win

Vanderbilt exploded for a nine-run third inning and then barely held on for a 9-8 Game 1 win vs. UVA.

2. LaRoche homer pushes Nats to blank Brewers

3. Adams, Lynn power Cardinals to shutout of Rox

4. Guthrie baffles Dodgers as Royals take opener

5. Watch: Orioles' Davis walks off ChiSox with HR

Chris Davis had been scuffling, and with lefty Chris Sale on the mound, it was a perfect night for the Orioles first baseman to ride the pine. He didn’t get the entire night off, however. Manager Buck Showalter called his number in the bottom of the ninth, and Davis delivered a walk-off three-run homer.

6. Lind, Stroman help Blue Jays hammer Yankees

7. Tulowitzki, Bautista captains at ASG HR Derby

NEW YORK (AP) - Jose Bautista of the Toronto Blue Jays and Troy Tulowitzki of the Colorado Rockies will be the captains for the Home Run Derby at the All-Star game.

8. Lessons From The Captain

On SI Now, Indians first baseman Nick Swisher discusses what he learned playing alongside Derek Jeter in New York.

9. MLB Power Rankings: Athletics stay on top, Reds start to climb

Oakland swept the first-place votes and is No. 1 again in the Power Rankings, but two NL Central teams are rising.

10. Big-spending Yankees winning with cheap pitching

Their big-money players are struggling, but cheap pitchers are keeping the Yankees in contention.

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1. Podcast: Best and worst of the regular season

A plethora of topics are on the table as Jeff Passan, Tim Brown and Mike Oz host the last non-playoff podcast of the season.

2. LEADING OFF: deGrom seeks 1 last quality start; Sale for Sox

Jacob deGrom will make the final start of what has been a remarkably consistent season that has him a favorite for the NL Cy Young Award. It also is the last chance for deGrom (9-9) to have a winning record and reach double digits in victories. The Mets right-hander's win total likely would have

3. Phillies' Asdrubal Cabrera: Sits again Tuesday

Cabrera is not in the lineup Tuesday against the Rockies, Matt Breen of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports. Cabrera will stick on the bench for a fourth straight game as Scott Kingery picks up another start at shortstop in his stead. It's unclear if the veteran infielder is dealing with an injury

4. Start of Pirates-Cubs game scheduled for 8 p.m.

The start of Tuesday night's game between the Cubs and Pirates at Wrigley Field was delayed by rain for about an hour, but it got under way around 8 p.m. Meanwhile, the future is now for the Cubs, who will try to move closer to clinching their third consecutive National League Central title. But

5. Phillies' Nick Williams: Out again Tuesday

Williams (shoulder, hand) is not in the lineup Tuesday against the Rockies, Matt Breen of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports. Williams has now been on the bench for 11 of the last 12 games -- and eight straight -- as he continues to battle multiple injuries. It's unclear if Williams will be able to

6. Mets activate David Wright and explain why he's 'unlikely' to see action until the weekend

The New York Mets delivered on their promise to activate long-time third baseman David Wright from the disabled list Tuesday, prior to the last homestand of the year. Wright is scheduled to get one more start at the hot corner before he walks away, with that scheduled for Saturday. But Wright probably

7. Bruce Bochy not worried that he'll be a 'lame duck' manager in 2019

With big changes coming to the Giants' front office, it was natural to wonder about Bruce Bochy's status as manager. On Tuesday, he addressed (and laughed at) those concerns.

8. Nationals' Kyle McGowin: Set for spot start Wednesday

McGowin will start Wednesday against the Marlins, Chelsea Janes of The Washington Post reports. McGowin will step into the rotation for a spot start in place of Tanner Roark, who is away from the Nationals to be with his wife and newborn child. The right-hander has appeared strictly out of the bullpen

9. Max Scherzer becomes 17th player in MLB history to throw 300 strikeouts in a season

Washington Nationals ace Max Scherzer notched his 300th strikeout of the season on Tuesday, putting him in some exclusive company.

10. Baseball - Angels' Ohtani to undergo elbow surgery in October

(Reuters) - Los Angeles Angels rookie pitcher Shohei Ohtani will have Tommy John surgery to repair his injured pitching elbow next week, the team announced on Tuesday. The Japanese two-way player was placed on the disabled list in June with a sprain of the ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) in his right

11. With an old core and a terrible farm system, the Mariners don't have many options for the future

The Mariners have already improved upon last season by seven wins and are likely to build on that here during the final week. They are going to end up in the mid-to-high 80s in wins. For most teams, this would be cause for celebration and future optimism. Instead, the organization is in a bit of a crossroads

12. Dansby Swanson exits early against Mets

NEW YORK — Braves shortstop Dansby Swanson left Tuesday's game in New York with left hand soreness, the Braves announced. Swanson lined out to center in his at-bat and was replaced defensively by Charlie Culberson in the bottom of the inning. The team declared his exit precautionary. It's unclear

13. 10 questions for the Cubs to ponder as they close in on the postseason

Here are 10 questions to ponder as the Cubs inch closer to the postseason: Can the Cubs offense be fixed in time for the postseason? In one of the season's most perplexing issues, the Cubs are second in the majors with a .259 average, yet the offense is capable of being shut down on a dime. They&

14. Cubs offense needs the old Kris Bryant, and soon

Kris Bryant has struggled to find himself at the plate since returning from the DL late last month.

15. Amid major league-best 16-game hit streak, Rockies' Charlie Blackmon is swinging a hot stick when it matters most

Clearly, the 2018 edition of Charlie Blackmon hasn't been quite as prolific as the 2017 version. Defensively, the Rockies' center fielder has shown the wear and tear of his position, ranking in the bottom 10 of all major-league outfielders in Statcast's outs above average. Heading into Tuesday

16. Maddon: Russell's return wouldn't be distraction

Manager Joe Maddon said it would not be a distraction if shortstop Addison Russell plays again for the Chicago Cubs. Maddon has "no idea" if Russell will and knows "nothing about the process ... playing itself out." The manager spoke prior to Tuesday's game against the Pittsburgh

17. Rendon's 3-run blast

Anthony Rendon crushes a pitch into the seats in left field for a three-run home run, putting the Nationals on the board in the 1st inning

18. Joe Maddon says he hasn't read the domestic abuse allegations against Cubs' Addison Russell

Last week, Major League Baseball placed Chicago Cubs shortstop Addison Russell on administrative leave after his ex-wife, Melisa Reidy, shared details about years of physical and emotional abuse she endured during their marriage in a blog post. On Tuesday, Cubs manager Joe Maddon went on the "Bernstein

19. Mets assistant GM: Callaway expected back next year

NEW YORK (AP) -- Mets assistant general manager John Ricco says he fully anticipates rookie skipper Mickey Callaway coming back next year despite New York's disappointing season.

20. What needs to happen for the Rockies to make the 2018 MLB playoffs?

The Rockies are in the hunt for their second consecutive playoff appearance. Here's a look at how they can end up in the postseason: Win the National League West The Rockies can secure a playoff spot — and their first division pennant in franchise history — by outright winning the National League

21. Diamondbacks' A.J. Pollock: Ties career high in homers

Pollock went 1-for-3 with a solo home run and a walk Monday in the Diamondbacks' 7-4 loss to the Dodgers. The outfielder's homer was his 20th of the season, matching the career-best total he notched in 2015. Pollock will have five more games to try and establish a new personal high in the category

22. How the Oakland A's went from the lowest payroll in MLB to an improbable playoff berth

As the saying goes, the more things change, the more they stay the same. After a four-year hiatus, the Oakland Athletics are once again a playoff team. Given the incredibly low payrolls under which A's boss Billy Beane is forced by ownership to operate, their runs of success in the regular season

23. Assault charge against Houston pitcher Roberto Osuna dropped

Canadian prosecutors on Tuesday dropped a domestic-assault charge against Houston closer Roberto Osuna, who agreed to stay away from the alleged victim for one year and continue counseling. Osuna, formerly with the Blue Jays, was charged with assault in May. The 23-year-old was suspended without pay

24. The Yankees' injury problem somehow just got worse

Add Gleyber Torres to the list of Yankees who are fighting injuries in the final week of the regular season. Torres said he felt good enough to play and the rookie was available off the bench, but he missed three weeks in July with a strained hip — an injury the 21-year-old has dealt with in the past

25. James Shields aims for 200 innings with start against Indians

Seven major-league pitchers have notched 200 innings this season and James Shields needs to go 1 1/3 innings against the Indians Tuesday to reach that mark. “I think it's pretty special,” White Sox manager Rick Renteria said. “You're going to have maybe 10 guys in the league this year that are

26. 'Nervous' Castro makes first big-league start

Minneapolis — Harold Castro was taking swings in the batting cage on Monday, when Tigers manager Ron Gardnhire walked up to him. As Castro recalled it, Gardenhire said, “So you've never played a game up here?” And Castro, who spent eight seasons, since he was 16, grinding his way through the Tigers

27. Wong returns to Cards' lineup against old foe Gonzalez

After missing three games because of tension in both hamstrings, notably the left leg, Cardinals second baseman Kolten Wong has returned to the lineup for Tuesday's matchup with the Milwaukee Brewers and a longtime foe, lefthander Gio Gonzalez. Gonzalez hasn't faced the Cardinals as a Milwaukee

28. Marlins-Pirates makeup game canceled with both eliminated

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The makeup game the Miami Marlins were supposed to play at the Pittsburgh Pirates on the day after the regular season ends has been canceled.

29. Red Sox's David Price: Scheduled start postponed

Price will not start Tuesday against the Orioles as the game has been postponed, Chris Cotillo of MassLive.com reports. The game will be made up as part of a day-night doubleheader Wednesday. Price will start the first game of the twin bill, Evan Drellich of NBC Sports Boston reports. The postponement

30. Braves postseason roster reliant on opponent matchups

NEW YORK — The Braves have confidence in who will comprise their postseason roster, though there's still opportunity for some to make the 25-man set. Part of that will be determined by whom the Braves play. Lefty Max Fried is among those competing for a spot. He won't make another start this

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33. Arodys Vizcaino re-positioning himself as Braves closer

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35. 'This is my favourite place': Marco Estrada reflects on career with Blue Jays

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36. Reds to interview John Farrell

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37. Royals could set a franchise record for losses, but there were bright spots in their season

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39. Raissman: Could Ron Darling become next Mets GM? Ex-pitcher and SNY analyst tells News he's interested

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40. Rays' Jake Faria: Rejoins rotation Tuesday

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41. Hall of Fame Barry Larkin not a candidate for Reds manager

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42. A man in control: Tigers' Drew VerHagen finally finds key to unlock vast potential

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43. Mariners announce 2018 minor league award winners

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44. Yankees' Aroldis Chapman: Throws scoreless seventh inning

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45. Seattle Mariners hurler Felix Hernandez becomes US citizen

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46. Orioles find no structural damage upon examination of prospect Hunter Harvey's sore elbow

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47. Indians' Shane Bieber: Returns to rotation Wednesday

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48. Playoff debates: Why Red Sox should choose Eovaldi over E-Rod in rotation

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49. Lookouts sign back on with Cincinnati Reds

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50. David Wright: Putting Mets uniform on again "means the world to me"

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51. #EvanHelpUs: Inside the Rangers' manager search, and why Sonny Gray may be a tempting pitching acquisition

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2. Angels' Ohtani opts to get Tommy John surgery

Angels two-way star Shohei Ohtani will undergo Tommy John surgery when the offseason starts, the team announced Tuesday.

3. Braves' Swanson exits vs. Mets (hand soreness)

Dansby Swanson was taken out of the Braves' game against the Mets on Tuesday for precautionary reasons after experiencing left hand soreness.

4. Maddon: Russell's return wouldn't be distraction

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5. Assault charge dropped against reliever Osuna

Astros reliever Roberto Osuna has agreed to a peace bond and must comply with a series of conditions for one year or face criminal charges.

6. Ballpark worker charged for spitting on pizza

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7. 'Good night, Mr. Young': A's closer Blake Treinen on Cy-worthy run

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8. Real or not? Brewers-Cardinals has makings of a doozy

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9. What's still at stake the final week of the regular season

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10. With Didi's health up in the air, heat is on Yankees' super rookies

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11. Records that could fall in final week of MLB season

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13. Harper finally hits 100 RBIs for first time in career

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14. Schwarber could be Cubs' October X factor

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16. Aiming to escape pinstriped anonymity, Aaron Hicks helps Yankees clinch

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