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8-6-2 DP joins list of weirdest postseason plays

Sal Frelick’s reaction said it all. After one of the weirdest and wildest sequences in recent postseason memory, the Brewers center fielder was just like the rest of us -- stunned, confused and wondering what just happened.

The improbable MLB history behind Dodgers' Max Muncy's 404-foot ground-ball double play

The improbable MLB history behind Dodgers' Max Muncy's 404-foot ground-ball double play originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.

Bet you’d never seen this MLB play before! Plus: Polanc-tober continues

Well, make it seven-maybe-eight now. Mike Shildt announced yesterday that he is retiring from managing the Padres. The 57-year-old had been under contract through 2027, but as part of the above-linked story, he told The Athletic this, via text:

MLB Division Series Top Plays: Blue Jays Oust Yankees; Phillies and Cubs Force Game 4s

The Mariners loaded the bases to open the top of the fourth, and while they got a run across the plate, it came on a double play hit by Victor Robles, which was followed by a popup in foul territory to end the inning. Seattle led 2-0.

They Call it ‘Magic Brew’—and It Makes MLB Stars Play Like They’re Completely Hammered

When opposing teams face the Brewers, something weird happens: highly-paid professionals seemingly forget how to throw and catch the ball.
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