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This year's qualifying offer figure is out, and it's critical to what the Mets will do next with free agents Michael Conforto and Noah Syndergaard.

Relief pitcher Aaron Loup, with his 0.95 ERA in 56.2 frames, gained one of the most unlikely entries into a very exclusive club.

San Francisco got a strong start from former Dodger Alex Wood, and a solo homer from Evan Longoria. One more win would put them in the N.L.C.S.

The Cubs are out, but that isn't stopping former Chicago stars from making an impact.

The Milwaukee Brewers tried, and failed to capitalize on a pair of early base runners. Joc Pederson, with a knack for coming through, wouldn't know anything about that.

Atlanta's Charlie Morton, who threw 85 pitches Friday while working into the seventh inning of a 2-1 loss in Game 1, will start Game 4 on Tuesday. Milwaukee will counter with left-hander Eric Lauer.

Former N.Y. Yankee Joe Pepitone has dropped his million-dollar lawsuit against the Baseball Hall of Fame seeking the return of the bat Mickey Mantle used to hit his 500th home run.

Astros outfielder Jake Meyers exited Game 4 of the ALDS against the White Sox after crashing against the center-field fence while trying to make a leaping catch, suffering an apparent shoulder injury.

How about a Tuesday with three potential clinchers in the 2021 MLB playoffs? Here's the best stuff from Tuesday's games.

Here are the final grades for the starting rotation.

The Dodgers needed a starting pitcher, and they got a great one in Max Scherzer. That they added Trea Turner, a superstar infielder, in the same trade hardly seems fair.