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October 14, 2014
by Sahadev Sharma and Doug Thorburn
Down two games to none, the Orioles are given the slightest of edges on the road with their offense hoping to take advantage of the Royals Game Three starter.
by Miles Wray
One tough thing about allowing a game-winning, soul-crushing postseason home run in front of everybody: You've still got a face, and it's making a face.
October 13, 2014
by Sam Miller
The Royals jump way ahead of the Orioles in the ALCS. It'll take much more than regression to cost them the pennant now.
by R.J. Anderson
The outcome never seemed in doubt, as Madison Bumgarner continued to be some kind of dominant.
by Mike Gianella
The Cardinals nearly let the series get away from them, but four home runs make a lot of sins look small.
October 12, 2014
by Mike Gianella
Even on the road, the Giants are slight favorites to put the Cardinals in a deep hole.
October 11, 2014
by Sam Miller and R.J. Anderson
It's a must-win, for everybody! Everybody must win! No losers, everybody must not lose!
by R.J. Anderson
Two teams that never lose in the postseason face off in the postseason.
by Sahadev Sharma
In a postseasn filled with unexpected outcomes, the Royals continue the trend, with Ned Yost leading the way.
October 10, 2014
by Sam Miller
The Fightin' Showalters against the Yosts with the Mosts.
October 8, 2014
by Sahadev Sharma
Don Mattingly didn't always have easy decisions to make, but the one that seemed like a no-brainer may loom the largest.
by Mike Gianella
The Nats had the pitching advantage on paper -- again -- but they lost -- again, and some odd bullpen maneuvering by Matt Williams certainly didn't help.
October 7, 2014
by Doug Thorburn
Down 0-2 and facing the Giants ace, a costly mistake helped keep the Nats alive.
by Sahadev Sharma and Doug Thorburn
The Dodgers put their ace on the mound on three days' rest in a must-win game, and the Nats hope that having the pitching edge finally leads to a win and a Game Five.
by Zachary Levine
The Cardinals lefties keep beating up on the Dodgers lefties, but the Dodgers will turn to a very special lefty in Game Four.
October 6, 2014
by Mike Gianella and Zachary Levine
The Giants and Nationals will play what feels like Game Four, while the Dodger will lean on a returning Ryu.
by J.P. Breen
The Royals are the latest team to remind us to expect the unexpected in the playoffs.
by R.J. Anderson
The Orioles pulled off an unexpected take-down of the Tigers in three games and the finale had numerous big moments.
October 5, 2014
by Sahadev Sharma
Two players who combined for seven strikeouts tell us an interesting story about the intracicies of this series.
by Mike Gianella
The Giants come away with the longest game in postseason history.
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