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It’s the only proper reaction to the lights going out.

He has had enough of the Red Sox and Yankees playing on Sunday night.

Luis Arraez is having an unreal season.

Brad Wilkerson remembers feeling “pretty emotional” on Sept. 29, 2004.

In their 66 years of playing baseball in Los Angeles, the Dodgers have never fielded a pitching staff with numbers this bad.

SAN FRANCISCO — By now, you should know not to count out these San Francisco Giants until the 27th and final out.

CHICAGO – In the swirling sargassum that is modern-day lineup construction, the Rangers have been a veritable bay of tranquility. Among the fewest lineups in the AL. The top four spots in the lineup have been carved in stone.

PITTSBURGH — The two ovations actually sounded somewhat similar, Andrew McCutchen leading off the first inning and Henry Davis two frames later. Although they were drafted 16 years apart and several genres separate their choices in walkup music, the importance of McCutchen and Davis to this franchise is hard to…

HOUSTON — With the sort of well-rounded, beginning-to-end, pitching-and-hitting effort that they expected to be so much more common this season, the Mets achieved their rarest of feats Monday: a low-stress win.