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- 1Trump administration weighs baseball park in Grand Teton●Trump administration considers building baseball park in Grand Teton National Park
The Trump administration is considering building a baseball park in Grand Teton National Park. Major League Baseball contacted the administration about hosting a game in a national park, and an agency official scouted Grand Teton as a possible location. The proposal has drawn attention because of questions over commercial development in protected federal parkland.
- 2Shohei Ohtani returns to Dodgers lineup as Yoshinobu Yamamoto starts vs Padres●【大谷翔平スタメン復帰】【ドジャースライブ】ドジャース対パドレス 山本由伸先発 9/24 【野球ラジオ調実況】 #大谷翔平 #ドジャース
Shohei Ohtani is back in the starting lineup for the Los Angeles Dodgers on September 24 as the team faces the San Diego Padres, with Yoshinobu Yamamoto taking the mound as starting pitcher. Japanese baseball fans are closely following the game, with heavy interest in Ohtani's return to the lineup and Yamamoto's performance against a divisional rival in a late-season matchup.
- 3Roki Sasaki returns as Dodgers face Padres●【大谷翔平所属】【ドジャースライブ】ドジャース対パドレス 佐々木朗希復帰 9/23 【野球ラジオ調実況】 #大谷翔平 #ドジャース
The Los Angeles Dodgers, Shohei Ohtani's club, are taking on the San Diego Padres with pitcher Roki Sasaki back in the side, drawing heavy attention from Japanese baseball fans on September 23. Interest centers on how Sasaki performs in his return and how Ohtani fares in the matchup.
- 4Mike Trout says he's excited for what's next after durable decade●After playing most games in a decade, Trout 'excited' for what's next
Mike Trout says he is 'excited' for what lies ahead after appearing in the most games of his career over the past decade, a notable milestone given his injury-shortened recent seasons in Anaheim. The Angels star's comment has drawn attention from baseball fans discussing his health, durability and what the next chapter of his Hall of Fame-caliber career might hold.
- 5Phillies name Jesús Luzardo as Game 1 starter●Phillies name Jesús Luzardo as Game 1 starter, pitching plan begins to take shape https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/76406
The Philadelphia Phillies have named left-hander Jesús Luzardo as their Game 1 starter in the upcoming series against the Atlanta Braves, with the rest of the pitching rotation beginning to take shape. The decision signals how manager Rob Thomson plans to deploy his rotation early, and it has drawn attention as fans and analysts debate whether Luzardo is the right choice to open the series.
- 6MLB game times climbing, robot umpires partly to blame●MLB average game time on the rise, partly because of robot umps
Average Major League Baseball game times are rising again, and ESPN reports that the introduction of the automated ball-strike system, known as robot umpires, is one contributing factor. The challenge system, in which players request reviews of calls, adds stoppages to games. The trend comes despite the pitch clock that had previously shortened games to record lows, prompting renewed debate about pace of play.
- 7Vitello ejected from final game after MLB-leading seventh ejection●Vitello tossed from Game 162, ending year with MLB-high 7 ejections
Manager Tony Vitello was thrown out of Game 162, his team's regular-season finale, giving him seven ejections for the year — the most of any manager or player in Major League Baseball this season. The send-off capped a fiery first year in the majors defined by animated arguments with umpires and a reputation for defending his players aggressively.
- 8Phillies Host Braves in NL Wild Card Game 1●Phillies-Braves NL Wild Card Series Game 1 FAQ (Tues., 2 ET, NBC/Peacock)
The Philadelphia Phillies and Atlanta Braves open the National League Wild Card Series on Tuesday at 2 p.m. ET, with the game airing on NBC and streaming on Peacock. MLB.com has published a fan FAQ covering how to watch, pitching matchups and series format as the playoffs begin. It is the latest postseason meeting between the NL East rivals.
- 9Key storylines to watch in every Wild Card Series Game 1●Top storyline for each Wild Card Series Game 1
MLB has published a breakdown of the top storyline for each Wild Card Series Game 1 as the baseball postseason gets underway. The piece highlights what matters most in every matchup across the American and National League brackets. Fans are weighing in on which storylines will define the opening games of the playoffs.
- 10NBC and ESPN Unveil Broadcast Booths for MLB and NHL●Behind The Mic: NBC Sports Shares MLB Wild Card Series Announcing Booth; ESPN Reveals NHL 26-27 Season Talent
NBC Sports has announced its announcing lineup for the MLB Wild Card Series, while ESPN revealed the on-air talent roster for its NHL coverage in the 2026-27 season. Both networks are finalizing their broadcast teams as high-profile baseball playoffs get underway and hockey coverage plans for future seasons take shape. Sports broadcast fans are following which voices will call the biggest games.
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Major League Baseball is seeing longer game times since introducing its automated ball-strike system, with robot umpires now part of the league's officiating setup. The finding, reported by Sports Business Journal, suggests the technology may be affecting the pace of play, a metric MLB has worked hard to improve in recent seasons.
- 12ESPN's Watch ESPN becomes home of MLB.TV streams●Stream ESPN is now the home of MLB.TV Videos on Watch ESPN
ESPN has announced that MLB.TV content is now available through the Watch ESPN streaming platform, making it a new home for out-of-market Major League Baseball games and videos. The move consolidates baseball streaming access within ESPN's app, giving subscribers another way to follow the league. Fans are discussing what the integration means for how they watch games this season.