The New York Times – Sports:
In a monster deal that was fueled by a team’s desperation and a player’s desire for a legacy, Aaron Judge will stay with the Yankees. His marching orders are clear: Win.
Author: Tyler Kepner
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Carlos Beltran Headlines New Baseball Hall of Fame Candidates
The New York Times – Sports:
This year’s Baseball Hall of Fame ballot has 14 new finalists, headlined by the polarizing Carlos Beltrán. The other 13 don’t require much debate, but they offer plenty of memories.
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Aaron Judge of Yankees Beats Shohei Ohtani for AL MVP Award
The New York Times – Sports:
Judge, a slugging outfielder for the Yankees, swatted 62 home runs and beat out Shohei Ohtani, the Angels’ two-way superstar, for the American League’s top honor.
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Dusty Baker Finally Gets a World Series Title as Manager
The New York Times – Sports:
Dusty Baker first World Series title as a manager is a crowning achievement for a beloved player, manager and person.
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World Series: These Are Still Jeff Luhnow’s Astros
The New York Times – Sports:
Jeff Luhnow was fired over Houston’s elaborate sign-stealing scheme. He takes responsibility but not blame and has moved on to building soccer teams.
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‘These Guys Are Nasty’: Houston Thrives With Unexpected Stars
The New York Times – Sports:
Cristian Javier and Framber Valdez were never top prospects, but Houston’s Dominican starters are part of a superb group of Astros pitchers starring in the World Series.
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Alec Bohm of Phillies Connects for 1,000th World Series Homer
The New York Times – Sports:
Jimmy Sebring hit the first World Series homer back in 1903 and in the third game of the 118th Fall Classic, Alec Bohm of the Phillies hit the 1,000th.
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World Series: Batting Coach Kevin Long Helps Phillies Adjust
The New York Times – Sports:
Kevin Long’s knowledge and experience as a hitting coach helped the Phillies win a pennant. Just like it did with the Yankees, the Mets and the Nationals.