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The World Series begins tonight in Toronto, and we asked a panel of MLB.com experts to predict who will win it all, in how many games and who will take home MVP honors.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s 1.440 OPS is among the highest ever in a postseason, so another strong showing in the World Series could make for one of the best Octobers in history.
From how long to stick with starting pitchers to whether to intentionally walk Shohei or Vlad, these are some of the calls that could swing the Fall Classic.
When the Blue Jays courted Shohei Ohtani in free agency, he left with several gifts, including a Blue Jays cap and a jacket for his dog, Decoy. Toronto manager John Schneider has not forgotten.
We've already seen twice as many splitters this postseason as in any during the pitch tracking era, and that trend should continue in the World Series.
Vinnie Pasquantino is one of three current big leaguers serving as World Series correspondents, so he just needed to find out why he was on the receiving end of two of Shohei Ohtani's fastest pitches ever.
MLB Tonight brings you the latest news, analysis, interviews and more live from Toronto at 6 p.m. ET and following the final out of World Series Game 1 on MLB Network.
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