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The Brewers Are Turning Back the Clock—and Moving Baseball Forward

Milwaukee is showing why selling out for home runs no longer works in MLB’s modern era.

Sports Illustrated · Oct 27

How the Brewers and Rays Built Their World Series Rosters

Neither of these two World Series teams are big spenders when it comes to payroll, but they’ve still managed to build impressive rosters.

Sports Illustrated · Oct 22

Little guys make the big show: Two of MLB's smallest spenders will meet in the World Series for first time since 1991

The Milwaukee Brewers defeating the Los Angeles Dodgers sets up a unique low-budget World Series matchup. This series will begin on October 23 and features teams with lower payrolls. No small-market team has won the World Series since 2015, with recent winners predominantly from larger markets. MLB faces potential labor…

The Economic Times · Oct 17

Tom Verducci’s 10 Big Takeaways That Define the 2026 MLB Season

The regular season is coming to a close, and it taught us quite a few lessons.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 27

From baseball to Buena Vista Social Club: The story of former Mets’ star Jose Iglesias

New York Mets star Jose Iglesias has traded in his baseball cleats for his dancing shoes, starring in ‘Buena Vista Social Club’ on Broadway. Caitlin Hornik speaks with Iglesias about his rookie season on stage

The Independent UK · Sep 26

Ronald Acuña Jr. Is Back in MVP Form

Atlanta’s star outfielder has rounded into form at the plate. Plus, Gerrit Cole is back in consideration for a playoff rotation spot with the Yankees.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 23

Inspired by this year's lowly AL West, here are the weakest teams to make MLB's postseason

With just a few days left in the regular season, the AL West might make a particularly mediocre kind of history

The Independent UK · Sep 23

SI:AM | Stick a Fork in the Giants

The latest news on Jaxson Dart’s injured knee makes this look like another lost season for New York.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 23

The Rockies Have Reached Historic Levels of Prolonged Futility

The Rockies have now lost 100 games for the fourth consecutive season, something that hadn’t been done since the 1962–65 Mets. How did they get here?

Sports Illustrated · Sep 23

Mets’ Hiring Andy Green Is Both ‘Safe’ and a Leap of Faith

With lead executive David Stearns facing a critical offseason, he chose to bring back a familiar face in the dugout who has a losing record in New York.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 22