a self-absorbed glance at photos taken in the moment, usually (but not always) from my iPhone camera, and thrown up on the blog. The subject line is the whole back story.
Shohei Ohtani appears to have the No. 1 spot on lock, but that could all change in just one year. If someone jumps from outside of the current top 10 to unseat him in '27, who will it be?
Like many of us, Dodgers president Andrew Friedman was hanging on every pitch of the 18-inning Game 3 marathon. "I may or may not have spiked a barstool," he said recently.
Isn't it obvious? Carlos Narváez walked to the mound in a huge playoff moment for the Red Sox and kept it pretty darn simple. He told Aroldis Chapman to bring the heat, and the veteran closer did the rest.
After an undefeated run and a 3-2 victory over the United States, Japan captured its third Classic title, led by tournament MVP Shohei Ohtani. Look back at all the best moments at 7 p.m. ET & 9 p.m. ET.
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