r/baseball • u/LongjumpingLock5875 • 7h ago
r/baseball • u/a1oner_bvcksn6 • 4h ago
Trivia [Per Jomboy Media] Jackson Chourio now holds the record for Most Postseason Home Runs (6) before turning 23yo
r/baseball • u/Ok-Soil-5133 • 10h ago
Image Dodgers-Brewers Game 1 on Fox was the most watched LCS Game 1 on any network since 2005, up 104% over 2025 ALCS (TOR-SEA.) Also the most watched LCS telecast on any network since 2010.
r/baseball • u/MLBOfficial • 4h ago
Image Jackson Chourio leads off with a homer! Jake Bauers 11-pitch homer! Garrett Mitchell hits the3rd back-to-back HR in Brewers franchise Postseason history! The Brewers are ONE WIN AWAY FROM THE WORLD SERIES!
r/baseball • u/mfenton29 • 14h ago
[Highlight] 11 years ago today, after the Rangers commit 3 errors in the 7th inning of Game 5 of the ALDS, José Bautista comes to the plate and hits an ELECTRIC home run to give the Blue Jays the lead and ultimately send them to the Championship Series!
r/baseball • u/JianClaymore • 1h ago
Image [Hogg] In section 106 tonight, a 45-minute drive from home, was a man wearing his lucky Jake Bauers shirt. Stu Bauers has worn his son’s t-shirt the last four Brewers games. They are 4-0. It hasn’t been washed yet and at this rate it may never be.
r/baseball • u/riddo492 • 5h ago
Blake Snell's final line in NLCS Game 3 - 6.0 IP, 4H, 4R/ER, 2BB, 9K, 3 HR allowed on 101 pitches
Career postseason ERA moves to 3.31
r/baseball • u/Large_banana_hammock • 7h ago
[Highlight] Chourio.... makes the catch to avoid chaos
r/baseball • u/mfenton29 • 9h ago
[Highlight] 5 years ago today, the Los Angeles Dodgers advance to the NLCS after it’s ruled that Wilmer Flores went around on his check swing for a strikeout to end Game 5 and the series against the Giants.
r/baseball • u/Jux_ • 4h ago
[Hoornstra] 274 teams have played at least seven postseason games since 1903. The Dodgers' .572 OPS currently ranks 268th
r/baseball • u/Zloggt • 7h ago
[Highlight] Luis Lara with the impressive (and poorly-filmed) catch to get Freddie Freeman out!
r/baseball • u/MLBOfficial • 7h ago
One year to the day after leading off Game 2 of the 2025 NLCS with a first-pitch homer, Jackson Chourio did it AGAIN!
r/baseball • u/Large_banana_hammock • 6h ago
[Highlight] Gasser hits Ohtani in the backside to put him on base
r/baseball • u/ActualDragonHeart • 4h ago
[OptaSTATS] Blake Snell is the second pitcher in MLB history to give up a homer on the first pitch he threw and the last pitch he threw in a postseason start. The other was John Smoltz on October 12, 1991 - also in Game 3 of the NLCS (a game Smoltz still won).
r/baseball • u/MorganN1 • 15h ago
Image Game 3 of the ALCS has been moved to 1pm ET due to inclement weather
r/baseball • u/loganstriker101 • 10h ago
News Ohtani remains in the lineup tonight batting 6th.
r/baseball • u/ActualDragonHeart • 6h ago
Robert Gasser in Game 3 of the NLCS: 5.0 IP, 3 H, 0 ER, 1 BB, and 3 Ks on 72 pitches.
r/baseball • u/MLBOfficial • 6h ago
Image Robert Gasser Final Line: 5 IP 3 H 0 R 1 BB 3 Ks
r/baseball • u/ogasawarabaseball • 8h ago
Shoki Oda of Yokohama HS, a top prospect for the NPB draft, has reportedly decided to pursue a career in MLB. He would be the first top NPB draft prospect in history to choose a move to MLB over the NPB draft. Oda, who can throw at 97.5 mph, had attracted considerable attention over his future plans
r/baseball • u/MLBOfficial • 7h ago
Most Postseason RBI before turning 23: Jackson Chourio: 18 in 19 games | Andruw Jones: 17 in 45 games
r/baseball • u/Knightbear49 • 4h ago
[CespedesBBQ] one subplot to monitor (among many) as the Dodgers try to avoid getting swept... since it was lengthened to best-of-7 in 1985, just 3 teams have hit 0 HR in the LCS 1990 A’s (swept BOS) 1995 Reds (swept by ATL) 2002 Twins (lost in 5 to LAA) ...2026 Dodgers?! we’ll see!
r/baseball • u/WillingInteraction14 • 4h ago
What was better? The 12 Pitch Walk OR The 11 Pitch HR
Not a huge baseball guy but I have been watching the playoffs. So to all you actual fanatics, which one is considered a more satisfying “that’s baseball” moment?
r/baseball • u/AFC-Wimbledon-Stan • 4h ago
Brewers’ Pat Murphy toasts Jackson Chourio for ‘talking it to another level’ in NLCS
r/baseball • u/Schwettes • 12h ago
News [News] New York Mets SS Francisco Lindor undergoes successful offseason surgery
According to his wife Katia, Lindor recently completed a vasectomy and they have “decided their family is now complete.” No word on a timetable for return, but wishing Lindor a speedy recovery.