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The 2017-18 MLB regular season is coming to a close, and after Saturday's games, the Cubs and Brewers are tied atop the NL Central at 94-67. In their final games of the regular season, the Cubs and Brewers will be playing the Cardinals and Tigers respectively. The first scenario that is the easiest to digest is also the most favorable for Cubs fans. Continue to Article

September 29, 2018 11:51:pm EST

The Chicago Cubs fourth straight postseason appearance has been guaranteed. Whether they finish as the National League Central Division champions, however, remains up in the air. The Cubs head into Sunday's regular-season finale tied for the first place in the division with the Milwaukee Brewers, who erased a one-game deficit in the standings with a 6-5 victory over the Detroit Tigers on Saturday. Continue to Article

September 29, 2018 11:27:pm EST

The Los Angeles Dodgers clinched baseball’s final playoff berth and gave themselves a chance to still win the NL West, getting a go-ahead triple from Manny Machado in the eighth inning Saturday and beating the San Francisco Giants 10-6. The Dodgers joined Colorado, Atlanta, the Chicago Cubs and Milwaukee in the NL playoff field. Los Angeles began the day one game behind Colorado for the division lead, and the Rockies hosted Washington later in the day. Continue to Article

September 29, 2018 8:27:pm EST

For many years, the Chicago Cubs had to look up to find their rival St. Louis Cardinals in the standings. Chicago (94-66) has a chance to secure its fourth consecutive National League Central title against the Cardinals during the final weekend of the regular season at Wrigley Field. The Cubs' magic number is two to clinch the division over the second-place Milwaukee Brewers, who are hosting the Detroit Tigers this weekend. Continue to Article

September 29, 2018 11:40:am EST

Aaron Judge hit his first home run since returning from a fractured right wrist, and it was the homer that tied the all-time single-season team record as the New York Yankees clinched home-field advantage in the American League wild-card game with an 11-6 victory over the host Boston Red Sox on Friday night. The Yankees reached 264 homers, tying the single-season record set by the 1997 Seattle Mariners. The Yankees hit four homers to tie the record and also secured home field in the wild-card game for the second straight season. Continue to Article

September 29, 2018 5:29:am EST