Starting with Varsho's blast, Toronto's bats got to the Dodgers' southpaw, who had been untouchable all postseason.

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With limited internal options and tight payroll constraints, Minnesota may look to an unexpected source to fill their apparent hole at first base.

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Robert MacIntyre was tasked with closing out the Ryder Cup for Europe. The 29-year-old Scot played the final singles match and earned half a point by tying the match on the 18th. The icing on the cake ...

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Aaron Judge begins his home run trot after blasting a three-run shot in the fourth inning of Game 3 of the ALDS versus Toronto. Al Bello / Getty Images NEW YORK — Fans will buzz about the home run for ...

NEW YORK — For four seconds, Aaron Judge, like the rest of us, was transfixed. The Yankees' captain, silent and motionless in a sea of rising decibels, lingered by home plate, waiting. His eyes, wide ...