Los Angeles sealed a 5-4 win in extras after Yamamoto cleaned up Blake Snell ’s ninth-inning mess and then stacked 2.2 scoreless relief innings to close the door. His full body of work was absurd – 17 2/3 innings, only two runs allowed, a 1.20 ERA, and 14 strikeouts – crowning him the 2025 World Series MVP.

Blue Jays' Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Dodgers' Shohei Ohtani are only 2 players in the history of baseball with these stats in one MLB postseason originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.

Stars like Alex Bregman, Pete Alonso, and Cody Bellinger join headliners Kyle Tucker, Dylan Cease, and Bo Bichette in a 2025–26 MLB free agent class loaded with impact bats and arms.

The New York Mets might want to erase this season from their memories. Because how else does spending $760 million and getting the result they did this season make sense? But baseball is brutal.

Former Tennessee baseball coach Tony Vitello spoke to the San Francisco Giants media for the very first time on Thursday. In the press conference many things were discussed, including how the MLB was a "recent dream" prior to accepting the manager job for the San Francisco Giants. Here is what he had to say in the conversation.

While Mookie Betts didn't let it on from afar, when the final ball in play of the 2025 World Series bounced his way, he felt some nerves. The Dodgers had taken their first lead of the night on Will Smith's go-ahead homer in the top of the 11th.

In his introductory press conference, San Francisco Giants manager Tony Vitello explained what he can bring to MLB with his college experience.

The Tennessee Volunteers lost one of their better college baseball coaches of all time, as Tony Vitello took off to the MLB. He accepted the San Francisco Giant

The Department of Justice was already investigating officials at the MLBPA and at least one other sports union, the National Football League’s. The Eastern District of New York has looked into the operation of OneTeam Partners, a licensing company that the NFLPA and the MLBPA combine to own roughly two-thirds of.