Indians surge past Red Sox to take 3 1 lead in ALCS
Paul Byrd uses vintage windup to blank Boston as Cleveland erupts for seven runs in the fifth inning and holds on 7-3 to move within one win of the World Series. Casey Blake homers, and Cleveland breaks away despite back-to-back Ortiz and Youkilis homers in the sixth.
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Rocktober in Colorado as World Series comes to Denver
The Rockies resurgence in Denver mirrors a long city sports saga from Bears Stadium to Coors Field. After years of doubt and dips into obscurity, Colorado fans return as Mile High hosts the World Series, reclaiming a shared memory and advancing a major milestone for a city long craving baseball glory.
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Stoneman retires as Angels general manager
ANAHEIM California Bill Stoneman steps down as Los Angeles Angels general manager after years shaping a contender He will stay on as senior adviser and hand the reins to Tony Reagins The departure ends a tenure that included a 2002 World Series title and multiple postseason appearances
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Playoff Schedule for Baseball League Championship Series
Postseason schedule lists American League games with Boston and Cleveland, including results from Oct. 12 to Oct. 13 and games through Oct. 13. Cleveland leads 3-1 after the early matchups. National League results show Colorado vs Arizona with key 11 inning games and a World Series path featuring Colorado at several sites through late October and early November.
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Dusty Baker becomes Reds' first Black manager in 138 years
Nathaniel Jones recalls Robinson and Doby breakthroughs in Cincinnati as Dusty Baker is hired by the Reds, marking baseball's first Black manager for a 138 year franchise. The move follows the NFL's Marvin Lewis as another milestone in a city haunted by 2001 riots.
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