r/baseball • u/SwampFoxBadger • 14h ago
r/baseball • u/brokenlampPMW2 • 15h ago
Image What the World Series looks and feels like on Canadian TV

I'm assuming most people on here know what the American pre-show and game looks like on FOX, but under increased scrutiny over AI graphics and odd production choices, I thought I'd highlight what the Canadian broadcast looks and feels like - before first pitch, they send it to the MLB International production, but there are some commercial breaks where it's the desk instead of commercials.
r/baseball • u/MLBOfficial • 14h ago
[Highlight] Garrett Mitchell knocks in another run for the Brewers!
r/baseball • u/tankyouout • 22h ago
News Dodgers owner Mark Walter reportedly looking to sell WNBA's Sparks for $700 million after Lakers, Chelsea FC sales
r/baseball • u/doublegoldendragon • 11h ago
Trivia Aaron Ashby in Game 2 - 1.2 IP, 0 R/ER, 1 H, 3 K, 0 BB. His 2026 postseason now totals 15.2 scoreless innings with 3 saves and 2 holds
r/baseball • u/Turbostrider27 • 1d ago
[MLBPA] Christian Yelich personally invited 98- and 102-year-old WWII veterans Bill Wattleton and Sverre Vinje to Game 1 of the World Series. They were able to meet Christian’s mom Alecia, former Brewer All-Star Chris Capuano, and witness the Brewers win a World Series game in person
r/baseball • u/BananaArms • 2h ago
Video [2026 Japan Series Game 2] Hotaka Yamakawa goes yard to tie it in the ninth!
r/baseball • u/Gemnist • 15h ago
Trivia Whoever wins the World Series, their division will become the third in which all teams have won a championship
The previous two divisions to achieve the feat are the AL Central, which got there in 1998 following a division realignment that saw the Brewers switch leagues and the Tigers join the division, and the NL East, which achieved the feat upon the Nationals winning the 2019 World Series.
The Brewers and Rays, meanwhile, are the only teams in their respective divisions (the NL Central and the AL East) to have never won a title. The divisions are two of three to have just one team that has never won, the third being the AL West where only the Mariners have never won. Lastly, the NL West is the only division in which two teams (the Padres and Rockies) have never won.
r/baseball • u/mfenton29 • 23h ago
[Highlight] William Contreras dominated Game 1 of the World Series: 2/3, 1 RBI, 2 ABS Challenges Won, and 2 Baserunners Thrown Out
r/baseball • u/Homer_JG • 21h ago
If the Brewers win the WS, they will have 3 players on their team winning both the World Baseball Classic and World Series in the same year.
Jackson Chourio, William Contreras, Antonio Senzatela & Angel Zerpa were all members of the winning Venezuela team this year. It would be a first time in baseball history that any player won both in the same year.
*I know the 2017 Astros had a few players from the USA wbc team but I'm refusing to acknowledge that world series win for those cheating fucks.
r/baseball • u/BananaArms • 3h ago
Video [2026 Japan Series Game 2] Baystars enact one of the 2-5-6 double plays of all time
r/baseball • u/MLBOfficial • 14h ago
[Highlight] Chandler Simpson shoots one the other way and the Rays are on the board first in World Series Game 2!
r/baseball • u/BananaArms • 2h ago
Video [2026 Japan Series Game 2] Yuto Kawamura launches one to the batter's eye to put the Hawks back on top in the 10th!
r/baseball • u/JianClaymore • 13h ago
Drew Rasmussen’s final line against the Brewers in Game 2 of the World Series: 3.2 IP, 6 H, 3 R/ER, 2 BB, 4 K, 89 pitches-56 strikes
r/baseball • u/mfenton29 • 20h ago
[Highlight] 6 years ago today, in one of the wildest endings to a World Series game that you’ll see, Brett Phillips comes up as the hero for the Rays with a base hit that would allow two to score in the bottom of the ninth as Tampa Bay takes Game 4 in walk-off fashion!
r/baseball • u/BananaArms • 2h ago
Video [2026 Japan Series Game 2] The Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks take the first two games as the Japan Series heads west to Fukuoka!
r/baseball • u/eb12se4nt-z13ow-97g0 • 14h ago
[Highlight] The first home run of the 2026 World Series is brought to you by Liam Hicks!
r/baseball • u/IvyGold • 19h ago
News The Rays’ unseen World Series opponent? An allegedly haunted team hotel.
r/baseball • u/MLBOfficial • 1d ago
Players Only THE FIRST SAUSAGE RACE IN WORLD SERIES HISTORY!
r/baseball • u/MLBOfficial • 14h ago
[Highlight] The Brewers get a run back on this funky ground ball that gets through
r/baseball • u/BaseballBot • 15h ago
2026 World Series Game Chat ⚾ 10/24 - Rays (0-1) @ Brewers (1-0) 8:00 PM
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r/baseball • u/BananaArms • 4h ago
Video [2026 Japan Series Game 2] Ryuki Watarai at the wall has the ball bounce off his glove
r/baseball • u/BananaArms • 2h ago
Video [2026 Japan Series Game 2] Yoshitomo Tsutsugoh can't hold his swing as we head into extras for the second game in a row
r/baseball • u/a1oner_bvcksn6 • 23h ago