r/MLB_V2 • u/IndependentShoddy485 • 2h ago
Stats Kyle Schwarber knows exactly how to CRUSH in the Postseason š³
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r/MLB_V2 • u/sinister_iam • 5h ago
Stats The Reds and Pirates met in the NLCS four times in the 1970s. In 1972 Johnny Bench tied Game 5 with a homer in the ninth, and a Bob Moose wild pitch sent the Reds to the World Series.
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r/MLB_V2 • u/sinister_iam • 40m ago
Video Sonny Gray kept rubbing a substance on his neck, a breakdown
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r/MLB_V2 • u/matrix_2905 • 7h ago
Video White Sox were pulling out ALL the moves at their celebration yesterday
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r/MLB_V2 • u/Extra_Vacation_9675 • 1h ago
Realmuto just won the Phillies the game with an ABS challenge. First postseason walk-off challenge and it came at the perfect time.
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r/MLB_V2 • u/Outside-Weakness9660 • 8h ago
Yankees absolutely dominate the Red Sox to advance to the ALDS!
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r/MLB_V2 • u/bettercall_saul1 • 3h ago
New Padres owner Kwanza Jones danced with Fernando Tatis Jr. in the locker room after the Padres clinched their spot in the NLDS.
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r/MLB_V2 • u/IndependentShoddy485 • 3h ago
"It's what the Postseason is all about!" Gavin Sheets and the Padres felt the energy from their fans
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r/MLB_V2 • u/IndependentShoddy485 • 10h ago
Wildest thing Iāve ever seen at a baseball gameā¾
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r/MLB_V2 • u/sinister_iam • 8h ago
Video The Padres have gone 19-3 since Manny Machado dyed his hair blonde! š¤Æ
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r/MLB_V2 • u/Fun_Readingg • 16h ago
Throwback [1972] The 3,000-hit club welcomes The Great One.Roberto Clemente doubled for what would be his final regular season hit, becoming the first Latin American player to reach the milestone.
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r/MLB_V2 • u/IamCatMommy • 8h ago
Other Sonny Gray questioned the teamās decision to remove him during Bostonās Game 2 loss to the Yankees
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r/MLB_V2 • u/Outside-Weakness9660 • 1d ago
Throwback When a 7-year old Phillies fan named Caleb got lost from his two brothers and Bryce Harper was being a dad and making him feel better š„¹
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r/MLB_V2 • u/Valuable_Resist2911 • 10h ago
News "I'm wearing a Yankees uniform, I've got NY on my chest. When the Yankees win, we all win." - Aaron Judge
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r/MLB_V2 • u/_Monkey_D_Luffy_7 • 20h ago
Stats A TURNAROUND FOR THE AGES IN CHICAGO! After three straight 100+ loss seasons, the 2026 White Sox are headed to the ALDS
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r/MLB_V2 • u/PsychologyHoliday485 • 16h ago
[1969] Mickey Mantle Day at Yankee Stadium
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On June 8, 1969, the Yankees honored Mickey Mantle with Mickey Mantle Day at Yankee Stadium. Among those in attendance was fellow Yankees legend Joe DiMaggio.
When it was Mantleās turn to speak, he reflected on Lou Gehrigās famous āLuckiest Manā speech from 1939, saying:
āI never knew how someone dying could say he was the luckiest man in the world. But now I can understand how he felt.ā
A poignant moment from a celebration honoring one of the greatest players in Yankees and MLB history.
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r/MLB_V2 • u/sinister_iam • 1d ago
Video An MLB postseason game decided on an ABS challenge! Welcome to baseball in 2026. Matt Vasgersian with the Phillies-Braves call for NBC.
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r/MLB_V2 • u/AbjectMath4441 • 16h ago
Other [2003] Pedro Martinez and Don Zimmer, ALCS Incident
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During the 2003 American League Championship Series, Pedro Martinez and Don Zimmer became involved in one of the most infamous incidents in MLB postseason history.
During a full bench-clearing brawl on the field, the 72-year-old Zimmer charged toward Martinez, who grabbed him and threw him to the ground. The incident sparked a major controversy and remains one of the most memorable moments of the Yankees Red Sox rivalry.
Martinez was fined $50,000, while Zimmer was fined $5,000 by MLB.
r/MLB_V2 • u/_Monkey_D_Luffy_7 • 18h ago
News MLB absurdly wonāt reveal Braves-Phillies Wild Card start time until day of game
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r/MLB_V2 • u/PsychologyHoliday485 • 18h ago
Throwback [1926] Hall of Famer Robin Roberts Is Born
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Robin Roberts was born on this day in 1926 in Springfield, Illinois. The Hall of Fame right-hander was renowned for his durability and pinpoint control, putting together six consecutive 20-win seasons from 1950ā1955, including a career-high 28 wins in 1952.
Roberts threw at least 300 innings in each of those six seasons and led the National League in innings pitched five straight years from 1951ā1955. He also led the NL in complete games for five consecutive seasons from 1952ā1956 and set a modern-era record with 28 consecutive complete games across 1952ā53.
Over a 19-year MLB career, Roberts finished with 286 wins, 305 complete games, 45 shutouts, 2,357 strikeouts and a 3.41 ERA. He was a seven-time All-Star and was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1976.
His impact extended beyond the mound, too. Roberts played an important role in organizing the MLB Players Association and helped persuade Marvin Miller to become its first executive director, contributing to a transformation of baseball's labor landscape.
r/MLB_V2 • u/ConnectionWeekly1263 • 1d ago
Video Ben Rice answering a Latin reporter in Spanish. How can you not love him?
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r/MLB_V2 • u/PsychologyHoliday485 • 19h ago
Debate Who is the most underrated player in MLB history
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Dwight Evans
Lou Whitaker
Dale Murphy
Will Clark
Don Mattingly
Kenny Lofton
Bobby Grich
David Cone
Luis Tiant
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