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2017 Overview One of the most crowded postseason races in baseball history could go right down to the last day of the season—and maybe beyond. While the Yankees have managed to hold on to a small edge, at least seven other teams are lingering with Continue to Article

September 08, 2017 7:16:pm EST

Coming off the AL East title last season, the Red Sox have been in control of the division for most of the summer. Boston has led the division every day since the start of August but hasn't been able to shake the Yankees, who are having a surprising season after dealing away a trio of stars last year and seeming to embark on a rebuilding campaign. Unfortunately for New York, it will not get another chance to play the Red Sox head-to-head this season, depriving the Yankees of a chance to make up ground without getting any help (and depriving baseball fans of some compelling drama.) The Blue Jays have fallen out of playoff contention while the division title chances of the Orioles and Rays are virtually non-existent. Continue to Article

September 08, 2017 3:55:pm EST

The Orioles probably cannot afford to lose any series that they play for the remainder of the season if they're going to make the playoffs. With that in mind, the Orioles open up a three-game series in Cleveland tonight. The Indians have now won 15 games in a row. That's not a joke or a typo. The Indians have won 15 straight. What's even more impressive is that the most recent 11 of those 15 games were all on the road, including two doubleheaders played in the span of three days. They have lifted off. They could still challenge the Astros for the best record in the American League. Can you imagine these Orioles winning 15 games in a row? It does not seem possible, certainly not with this starting Continue to Article

September 08, 2017 12:13:pm EST