1) Toronto Blue Jays Force Game 7 of ALCS
The Blue Jays defeated the Seattle Mariners 6‑2 in Game 6 of the ALCS to force a decisive Game 7. AP News+2MLB.com+2 Rookie starter Trey Yesavage fanned seven over 5⅔ strong innings and escaped two bases‑loaded jams. AP News Veteran slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. belted his sixth postseason homer—tying a franchise record. AP News Meanwhile, Seattle committed three inning‑ending double plays and three defensive errors, handing Toronto the momentum. AP News+12) Los Angeles Dodgers Back in the World Series with domination
The Dodgers have advanced to the World Series for the second consecutive year after sweeping the Milwaukee Brewers in the NLCS. AP News+1 Their 9‑1 postseason start showcases not just big spending but also deep player development, strong culture, and clutch execution across rotation and bullpen. AP News Key stars like Shohei Ohtani delivered monstrous performances, reminding observers that dominance can emerge from process, not just payroll.
3) Managerial change: Mike Shildt Steps down in San Diego
In a surprise move, Padres manager Mike Shildt announced his retirement citing “severe toll” on his health after the team’s elimination in the Wild‑Card round. New York Post He leaves after leading the team to consecutive 90+ win seasons and a 183‑141 record in two years. New York Post The change adds to the list of off‑season shake‑ups across MLB and raises questions about managerial workload, media scrutiny, and the toll of chasing championships.
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