The Dodgers Win the World Series. Again. What Now?
Contributing Writer Ethan Niewoehner ’29 analyzes the Dodgers’ Game 7 victory and what it means for the financial future of baseball.
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Clayton Kershaw’s Farewell: The Greatest Dodger and One of Baseball’s Best
Staff Writer Ella O'Neill ’29 honors MLB star Clayton Kershaw after his retirement announcement, arguing that he will be a first-ballot Hall of Famer in the near future.
MLB Playoff Picture
Ahead of the post-season, Contributing Writer Ella O'Neill ’29 breaks down the standing of MLB teams still competing for the World Series.
MLB Moves All-Star Game Due to Controversial Georgia Voting Law
On April 2, Major League Baseball (MLB) announced that its 2021 All-Star Game
will no longer take place in Atlanta, Georgia after the state passed a
controversial voting law last month. Coors Field in Denver, Colorado was later
named as the replacement location for the game, which will still be
Fans in the Stands
Among the numerous sports leagues that had to halt play last year because of
Covid-19, Major League Baseball (MLB) was arguably the most affected. While the
National Basketball Association (NBA) and the National Hockey League (NHL)
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were able to finish their seasons in a