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Yamamoto's 3-hit complete game puts L.A. up 2-0 Yamamoto's 3-hit complete game puts L.A. up 2-0

Yoshinobu Yamamoto pitched a three-hitter for the first postseason complete game in eight years as the Dodgers beat the Brewers 5-1 on Tuesday night to extend their lead in the National League Championship Series.

Source: Bregman set to opt out of Red Sox deal Source: Bregman set to opt out of Red Sox deal

Alex Bregman plans to opt out of his contract with the Red Sox, the New York Post first reported Tuesday night.

Skaggs' lawyer: Angels to blame for fatal overdose Skaggs' lawyer: Angels to blame for fatal overdose

A lawyer for Tyler Skaggs' family argued the Angels should be held responsible for his drug overdose death, while a team attorney said they were not aware of Skaggs' drug issues.

Sources: Mets name new hitting, bench coaches Sources: Mets name new hitting, bench coaches

The Mets are naming Kai Correa the team's new bench coach and moving director of hitter development Jeff Albert over to become the lead hitting coach, sources told ESPN's Jeff Passan.

Dodgers to start Glasnow in G3, Ohtani in G4 Dodgers to start Glasnow in G3, Ohtani in G4

Shohei Ohtani's first National League Championship Series mound appearance for the Dodgers won't come until Game 4 in Los Angeles on Friday. Tyler Glasnow will start Game 3 on Thursday.

Scherzer to start Game 4 of ALCS for Blue Jays Scherzer to start Game 4 of ALCS for Blue Jays

Three-time Cy Young Award winner Max Scherzer will start Game 4 of the ALCS for the Blue Jays against the Mariners. He will be making his 26th postseason start.

MLB postseason a hit as ratings highest since '10 MLB postseason a hit as ratings highest since '10

Major League Baseball postseason viewership is averaging 4.33 million through the division series, a 30% increase over last year and the best since 2010.

➡️ 2025 NLCS could decide if there's a '27 season ➡️ 2025 NLCS could decide if there's a '27 season

The big-money Dodgers and small-market Brewers exemplify two sides of the MLB payroll divide -- a fact no one will forget next spring.