The Comeback
There's a lot more to the backlash over the Astros' sign-stealing saga than "the way society has evolved," but that's how MLB commissioner Rob Manfred started an answer about it. He did apologize for calling the Commissioner's Trophy "a piece of metal," though.
Matt Besler was "there" when George Brett shit his pants in Vegas and now he tells his side of the story.
Thank goodness someone is looking out for the Houston Astros.
Jose Altuve needs to get to a tattoo parlor ASAP!
That didn't take long.
The Wall Street Journal reported many new details of the Astros' sign-stealing saga, some of which contradicted information MLB previously released to the public. And Hinch's MLB Network interview saw quite the non-denial on 2019 buzzer allegations.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have added arguably the second-best player in baseball to a team that won 106...
"When that phone rang and I saw the number, your heart skips a beat."
The sign-stealing storylines just keep growing.
MLB's punishment to the Astros lacks teeth.
Multiple players were ejected for very obvious reasons.
Many MLB teams had their moment on top in the 2010s, we take a look back.
Incredibly, this isn't exactly shocking.
And because no one was hurt, people were free to mock the Rangers.
The Angels are going to be fun, and potentially good.
Nine years, $324 million.
"We gave up Pham for Renfroe and a damn slapdick prospect?"
The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal and Evan Drellich reported that four people with the Astros in 2017, including pitcher Mike Fiers, confirmed the team used electronic aids (a center-field camera hooked to a TV near the dugout) to steal signs that year.
An incredible championship run by the Nats.
Game 6 is very entertaining.
Pedro Cerrano-esque.
There's hope Scherzer is back for Game 6 or 7 but missing Game 5 will hurt if the Nationals lose.
The Houston Astros have won two in a row to tie the series 2-2.
The Nationals lead 2-1 but now the Astros have momentum to potentially even the World Series.
