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My 2026 Baseball Hall of Fame Ballot—and Why I’ve Changed My Approach to Voting

Tom Verducci explains why he voted for three returning candidates he’d previously passed on.

Sports Illustrated

Clayton Kershaw’s Iron Will, Maniacal Work Ethic Ensured His Incomparable Legacy

Though his devastating slider and herky-jerky delivery became feared by hitters everywhere, it was the ace’s need to be great that led him to have no equal.

Sports Illustrated

Joe Torre Net Worth and Stats: Why the 84-Year-Old Baseball Icon Is Still Revered Today

Joe Torre's net worth, stats and legacy explained as the 84-year-old baseball icon returns to the dugout during the 2025 MLB All-Star Game.

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Robot umpires to make All-Star Game debut, another step toward possible regular-season use in 2026

Major League Baseball is testing automated ball-strike systems in the All-Star Game for the first time

The Independent UK

Coach Andy Murray could make all the difference in Novak Djokovic’s push for history

Whatever happens in Australia and the rest of 2025, Murray taking the role of Djokovic’s corner man is a unique and somewhat joyful coda to this golden era in the sport

The Guardian - US

Star-Studded 'Let's Go' Coaching Roundtable Tackles the Tough Losses

Bill Belichick, Nick Saban, Joe Torre and Coach K have done some winning. And losing.

Sports Illustrated

Willie Mays Brought Unrivaled Style to America’s Stuffy Pastime

Mays, 93, passed away Tuesday. The Say Hey Kid ushered in a new era for baseball with a mixture of talent and flair that made him the most well-rounded player to walk the Earth.

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New MLB Managers Bring Diverse Backgrounds To The Field

New MLB managers like Joe Espada and Pat Murphy make their debuts this season, seeking advice and embracing their roles with enthusiasm.

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Joe Torre Appeared in Yankees Spring Training Game, and MLB Fans Loved It

The legendary manager tickled New York fans with a brief cameo Monday.

Sports Illustrated

Umpire Ángel Hernández Loses Appeal of Discrimination Lawsuit vs. MLB

The veteran umpire originally sued the league in 2017.

Sports Illustrated

Finding Modern Comparables for MLB’s 2023 Hall of Fame Class

Scott Rolen and Fred McGriff each took their winding paths to baseball immortality. Here’s how MLB’s current crop of stars measures up.

Sports Illustrated

Bill Madden: I had my own perfect record when it came to the Yankees and baseball history

NEW YORK — You’ll have to forgive me for not shouting for joy when Domingo German completed his perfect game Wednesday night in Oakland.

Tribune News Service

Navy commissions USS Cooperstown; honors war veteran players

The Navy has commissioned the USS Cooperstown, named for the New York state village where the Baseball Hall of Fame is located and honoring the 70 members who served in the military during wartime

The Independent UK

Bill Madden: Yankee legend Don Mattingly’s latest challenge is coaching up the rival Blue Jays

DUNEDIN, Fla. — There is a whole new air of professionalism around the Blue Jays this spring, and right in the middle of it is a guy who couldn’t look more out of place in a royal blue and white Toronto uniform with the red Canadian maple leaf logo on…

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Phillies Manager Rob Thomson Is Having One Heck of a Postseason

The 59-year-old rookie manager made all the right decisions as Philadelphia edged out the Padres for a critical NLCS Game 3 victory.

Tribune News Service

Bill Madden: Yankees need to right a wrong and honor Graig Nettles with a plaque in Monument Park

NEW YORK — The Yankees’ celebration of Paul O’Neill with the retiring of his No. 21 last week was a response to the overwhelming popularity of one of their most respected players ever and pretty much completed the honored presence of the 1996-2000 Joe Torre dynastic Yankees in Monument Park.

Sports Illustrated

Torre: Clemens Cried After World Series Incident With Piazza

The former Yankees manager made the revelation about the infamous flap in a recent interview.

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | NIL, One Year Later

How have college sports changed in the year since name, image and likeness laws disrupted the landscape?

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This You Gotta See: Not-so-popular Tony La Russa show continues as White Sox hit road

Fan resentment toward La Russa isn’t going to get better unless the Sox get much better, and fast.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Larry Bowa on Joe Girardi’s firing, Rob Thomson, and the Phillies' players taking a ‘look in the mirror’

PHILADELPHIA — When Larry Bowa is asked how to describe this 2022 Phillies team, he responds with one word: inconsistent. Bowa has spent more seasons in a Phillies uniform than anyone on earth. He’s witnessed 29 years of ups and downs, success and failure, as a player, as a manager,…

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