World Series-winning manager Joe Maddon weighed in on the San Francisco Giants' hire of Tony Vitello, who had no professional experience, saying that such a move is "insulting" to those who have spent their entire careers paying their dues.

On the heels of an impressive World Series in which he was still physically compromised from a knee injury, Bo Bichette's free-agent stock received a nice boost.

Something that the Dodgers addressed ahead of the 2025 campaign was pitching depth, inking lucrative deals with two-time Cy Young award winner Blake Snell and All-Star relievers Tanner Scott and Kirby Yates, among other moves, but as the season soldiered on, injuries (and in some cases, career-worst production) got the best of the pitching roster.

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Five days after the conclusion of the World Series is a key date for the Miami Marlins and the rest of Major League Baseball.

SCP Auctions will take bids on nearly 600 sports memorabilia items, including Dodgers catcher Will Smith's World Series-winning home run ball from Game 7.

First base from the final five innings of Game 7 of the Dodgers' 5-4 victory over the Blue Jays sold for a whopping $103,930 on Sunday night. The price for the base, used for innings seven through 11, commanded more money than the third base from the final innings of the 2024 World Series ($100,030), though well short of the all-time record.