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They've been at each other's throats for well over a century, but the 2013 season could take the Dodgers-Giants rivalry to new levels.

Winning Game 7 of the ALCS had seemed like a foregone conclusion for the Red Sox, but the Rays are the team heading to the World Series.

Jim Caple has a message for anyone who wouldn't want Alex Rodriguez on his team: You're insane.

Kenny Lofton has made his mark this series, with his biggest hit coming in Game 3.

Cleveland's bullpen never flinched, while Boston's collapsed in a heap under the weight of a seven-run 11th inning.

The Off Base crystal ball predicts the final hours of the heated negotiations to sign Japanese pitcher Daisuke Matsuzaka.

Before we start the paperwork to cannonize Theo Epstein, Jim Caple thinks we should all take a step back.

No Pedro? No Zim? Jim Caple is glad he won't be watching Red Sox-Yankees III this fall.

The White Sox have the pitching to beat the Red Sox and win their first postseason series since 1917.

Boston can finally rejoice. No more ghosts. No more cursing Bill Buckner. The Red Sox are the champs.

Johnny Pesky, the man who saw Ted Williams cry after the '46 Series, finally saw the Red Sox celebrate.

The Red Sox are a game away from sweeping the Cardinals. It can't be this easy? Jim Caple ponders.

Today's celebrity World Series guest columnist is Boston's own Steven Tyler!

On a cold, dreary night, it sure wasn't textbook baseball the Cardinals and Red Sox played in Game 2.

With hitters dominating Game 1, Curt Schilling and Matt Morris face a tough task ahead in Game 2 on Sunday.

If the Yankees lose Game 7, it will culminate the greatest collapse in postseason baseball history.