Ted Keith

Joined: Dec 11, 2013

Ted Keith is a senior editor for Sports Illustrated and oversees SI.com’s baseball and college basketball coverage. He is also the co-host of SI.com’s weekly baseball podcast, “The Strike Zone.”

MLB

MLB Playoff Tiebreaker Scenarios: What Would A Five-Team (Or More) Tiebreak Look Like?

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Series With Rays At Citi Field A Reminder Of Last Time Yankees Moved To Queens

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The Best Trade Gene Michael Never Made As Yankees GM

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Extra Heartbreaking: From Haddix To Hill, Top Five No-Hitters Lost After The Ninth Inning

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Chapman's Closing Struggles Continue, Dodgers Get a New Piece

Aroldis Chapman continues to struggle for the New York Yankees, Curtis Granderson gets moved from the New York Mets to the Los Angeles Dodgers.

SI Vault

10 Things You Didn't Know About The First Issue Of Sports Illustrated

The first issue of Sports Illustrated is dated Aug. 16, 1954. In honor of the magazine's 63rd birthday, here are some fun facts about Vol. 1, No. 1. 1. The

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What Exactly Are the Mets Doing After Trading Jay Bruce to Cleveland?

The Mets traded Jay Bruce to the Cleveland Indians on Wednesday and their future is still confusing

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Three Strikes: Losing Stretch Drops Brewers to Edge of Playoff Race

The Brewers' freefall continued with another loss Wednesday while the Dodgers' defeat prevented the team from winning 10 straight for a third time this season.

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U.S. gets a shot at history following semifinal win over Japan in WBC

The U.S. used some luck in addition to skill to edge past Japan in the semifinals of the World Baseball Classic, and the road to a first championship will go through Puerto Rico.

College

Duke-UNC to take center stage in NYC in rare ACC tournament clash of rivals

Since Roy Williams took over at UNC, the Tar Heels and Blue Devils have met in the ACC tournament just once. On Friday, the rivals will treat Brooklyn to a showdown to remember.

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Winter Report Card: Rangers reunite with past stars in busy off-season

The Texas Rangers lost some key players from their starting lineup and replaced them with familiar names as they try to stay on top in the American League West.

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Winter Report Card: Mets keep Cespedes, Walker but otherwise stand pat

The New York Mets' off-season featured the returns of Yoenis Cespedes and Neil Walker and little else.