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Dodgers Coast in Game 7 to Reach Second Straight World Series

Exactly 30 years (to the day!) that the Dodgers last won the World Series, L.A. secured its second straight trip to the Fall Classic by beating the Brewers 5-1 in NLCS Game 7 on Saturday night. Here are three takeaways on this do-or-die game as we turn our attention to a Red Sox-Dodgers World Series.

by Jack Dickey

Craig Counsell's Creativity Got Brewers to Game 7

by Tom Verducci

League Championship Series - Milwaukee Brewers v Los Angeles Dodgers - Game Four

The Brewers Are Heading Toward Positionless Baseball

by Emma Baccellieri

Red Sox Redemption: David Price Cashes in on First Postseason Win

David Price pictured his postgame press conference for Game 5 before the start of Game 4, knowing his newfound changeup would do the talking.

by Stephanie Apstein

Craig Counsell, Dave Roberts Show That Managing in the Playoffs Is a Different Ballgame

Managing in the playoffs is getting more advanced every year. Craig Counsell and Dave Roberts are proving that the game changes once October arrives.

by Tom Verducci

Dodgers Ride Small Ball to Doorstep of World Series

The Dodgers won consecutive postseason games without a homer for the first time in franchise history, simply taking what the Brewers gave in Games 4 and 5 to move a win away from the Fall Classic.

by Tom Verducci

Pour One Out, Light a Candle, Say a Prayer: The Marlins Dinger Machine Is No More

It's life was brief, wondrous and neon bright, but the Marlins dinger machine will no longer be featured in Marlins Park. Time to say our goodbyes.

by Charlotte Wilder

In a Historic Season for the Red Sox, the Fiercely Competitive Dustin Pedroia Must Watch From Afar

He's one of the essential Red Sox of the past decade, but the injured Dustin Pedroia must watch from afar during Boston's historic season.

by Stephanie Apstein

Inside the Madness of Craig Counsell's Brilliant Bullpen Management

Getting dizzy at the thought of another Brewers pitching change? It's not just you. This is how Milwaukee's manager is handling the madness of never-ending pitching changes.

by Tom Verducci

Are the Angels Violating Norms by Reportedly Making Managerial Candidates Take a Test?

Reports are out that the Angels want managerial candidates to take a written test. What does this say about their search process and the candidates they're looking for?

by SI.com Staff

Features

What Happened to the Houston Astros' Hacker?

SI Exclusive: As a rising Cardinals analyst, Chris Correa didn’t believe he was committing a crime when he hacked into the Astros’ internal database. Then he went to prison, where he changed his views on his actions and the criminal justice system.

by Ben Reiter

Exclusive: The Evidence That Persuaded U.S. Department of Justice to Investigate MLB Recruitment of Foreign Players

From dossiers detailing agent criminality to emails documenting shady dealings, the U.S. Department of Justice is deep into investigating MLB's foreign recruitment.

by Jon Wertheim

The Untold Story of the Yankees' Stunning Rally in '78

The story you know: 40 years ago, the Yankees rallied from 14 games back to overtake the Red Sox. The one you don't: key to their revival was a New York newspaper strike that calmed the Bronx Zoo, brought the team's focus back to baseball—and heralded a change in American life.

by Tom Verducci

Crushed Davis: Nobody Is Struggling With the Modern Game More Than Chris Davis

Not long ago, Chris Davis was one of the game's most feared power hitters. Now, he just wants to have fun again.

by Stephanie Apstein

MLB Galleries

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Rare Photos of Alex Rodriguez

After terrorizing minor league pitching, Mays gets his ticket from Omaha, Neb., to New York to join the Giants in May 1951. He hit .274 with 20 homers and 68 RBI during the year and won the Rookie of the Year award.

Rare Photos of Willie Mays

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