Critics decry the pace of baseball, but the sport has shined on its greatest stage.
2017
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Dodgers may have tough time bouncing back
Los Angeles lost an epic game against Houston in Game 5.
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Select few teams still alive in title chase-Northern edition
Yarmouth’s Ashlyn Feeley connects with the ball during the Clippers’ 2-0 home win over York in the Class B South semifinals Saturday. Falmouth captains Teagan McMahon, left, Lydia Abbott and Danielle Casavant, along with their coaches, receive the runner-up trophy after losing, 3-0, to Cape Elizabeth in the Class B volleyball state match Saturday. (Ed. Note: […]
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Surprising defense leading Steelers’ surge
Pittsburgh was expected to put up a lot of points, but instead is grinding out victories.
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Dennis Banks, Indian activist and leader, dies at 80
A man ‘both loved and hated,’ he helped found the American Indian Movement.
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Patriots running backs lead the way in the passing attack
James White and Rex Burkhead both top 50 yards receiving in New England’s win over L.A.
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Admission by Kevin Spacey stirs anger from LGBT community
The actor is accused of trying to deflect attention from an allegation of a sexual advance on a minor.
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Patriots trade Garoppolo to 49ers, leaving Brady without a backup
New England receives a second-round draft pick for its second-string quarterback.
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Tiger Woods set to return for his own tournament
Coming off his 4th back surgery in 2 years, Tiger Woods says he’ll return Nov. 30 for the Hero World Challenge.
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Major League notebook: Phillies hire Kapler as manager
Gabe Kapler, who played for the Red Sox from 2003-06, gets his first managerial job in Philadelphia.