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Yasiel Puig is an endless font of awesomeness. Beyond baseball, he’s just an entertaining human who seems to love life more than the average person. He didn’t have to post a video cheering on his own team and Los Angeles’ new football team (the Rams play their very first football game on Monday night), but he did, and he did it in the most Puig way possible. #puigyourcheeleader #goDodgers #goRams @JaredGoff16 pic.twitter.com/naD7vkz78M Continue to Article

September 12, 2016 9:36:am EST

Yasiel Puig is an endless font of awesomeness. Beyond baseball, he’s just an entertaining human who seems to love life more than the average person. He didn’t have to post a video cheering on his own team and Los Angeles’ new football team (the Rams play their very first football game on Monday night), but he did, and he did it in the most Puig way possible. #puigyourcheeleader #goDodgers #goRams @JaredGoff16 pic.twitter.com/naD7vkz78M Continue to Article

September 12, 2016 9:36:am EST

The Miami Marlins and Atlanta Braves have different motivations for their final meeting at Turner Field. The Marlins are clinging to hopes they can steal a wild-card spot and make the National League playoffs, while the cellar-bound Braves are trying to win enough games to avoid the team's first 100-loss season since 1988. The teams begin a three-game series Monday in the Braves' soon-to-be-abandoned ballpark. Continue to Article

September 11, 2016 10:20:pm EST

Bryan Mitchell was on the verge of making the New York Yankees out of spring training. Mitchell will be on the mound Monday night when Yankees open a three-game interleague series with the Los Angeles Dodgers at Yankee Stadium. Mitchell became the third Yankee since 2010 to throw at least five scoreless innings in a season debut but the first since Dave Eiland in 1990 to do so in a season debut that took place in September. Continue to Article

September 11, 2016 9:54:pm EST

The Washington Nationals have a nine-game lead over the New York Mets in the National League East race. "We'd like to beat them," Washington manager Dusty Baker said after Sunday's 3-2 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. The Mets come to Washington with an eye on the National League wildcard while the Nationals hope to finish with the second-best record in the league and get a possible homefield advantage for the playoffs, perhaps against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Continue to Article

September 11, 2016 9:08:pm EST