Up to 43 clubs will lose their coveted affiliations with major league franchises, and some towns may lose minor-league ball altogether.
Author: Gabe Lacques, USA TODAY
Five teams to form ‘draft league,’ eight relegated to independents as MLB’s minor-league shakeout nears end
Five minor-league franchises that are losing their affiliation with Major League Baseball clubs will comprise a “draft league” for amateur players.
Jose Abreu becomes first White Sox since Frank Thomas to win American League MVP
Jose Abreu drove in an AL-best 60 runs in 60 games and also led the league in hits (76), slugging (.617) and total bases (148).
Opinion: Tony La Russa’s managerial comeback got a lot more uncomfortable with DUI arrest
Tony La Russa says he has changed and can fit in with today’s players, but his second DUI arrest questions about his fitness to manage the White Sox.
‘Gut-wrenching’: Rays’ World Series run over after Kevin Cash yanks Blake Snell early
The Rays manager pulled his ace with one out in the sixth, and the Dodgers promptly scored two runs to take the lead.
‘Gut-wrenching’: Rays’ World Series run over after Kevin Cash yanks Blake Snell early
The Rays manager pulled his ace with one out in the sixth, and the Dodgers promptly scored two runs to take the lead.
From TBA to center stage: World Series Game 4 starters Julio Urias, Ryan Yarbrough turn flexibility into strength
A pair of lefties will make the first World Series starts of their careers when the Los Angeles Dodgers and Tampa Bay Rays match up on Saturday.
As Dodgers take command of World Series, they find key to October success: ‘Put pride to the side’
The Dodgers have rewritten their recent October narratives of flailing. Game 3 showed they have a collection of elite offensive performers.
Nearing an end, MLB’s postseason bubble ‘made special by who you can share it with’
“There’s a lot of things that came from this season we might not have had the opportunity to do otherwise,” says Rays infielder Joey Wendle.
New World Series, same problem: Dodgers’ convoluted pitching plans backfire in Game 2 loss
Dodgers starter Tony Gonsolin only 1.1 innings in Game 2, leaving six Los Angeles relievers responsible for getting 23 outs.