From Tokyo to Toronto, MLB’s 2025 season ended on a global stage as the Dodgers won it all — setting the tone for the 2026 World Baseball Classic.
MLB stars hit the fairways at Shadow Creek for the first Capital One MLB Open, Nov. 12–14, airing Nov. 18 on TNT during MLB Awards Week.
The Dodgers celebrate their 2025 World Series title with a downtown Los Angeles parade at 11 a.m. Monday, Nov. 3, followed by a rally at Dodger Stadium.
As the World Series ends, the Arizona Fall League takes center stage — with Blake Mitchell, Joshua Kuroda-Grauer, and future MLB stars already shining.
Mookie Betts wins the 2025 Roberto Clemente Award before the Dodgers’ 18-inning World Series win, honoring his 5050 Foundation’s impact in L.A. and Nashville.
World Baseball Network has compiled a list of every active international-born player participating in the 2025 World Series between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Toronto Blue Jays.
Shohei Ohtani’s three-homer, 10-strikeout NLCS masterpiece signals a new global peak for baseball ahead of WBC 2026.
Baseball’s global stars dominate the 2025 Silver Slugger finalists list, led by Ohtani, Guerrero Jr., and Soto.
Roki Sasaki’s dominant postseason gives the Dodgers a bullpen edge entering the 2025 World Series vs. Toronto.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. joins Teoscar Hernández, Gleyber Torres, and Junior Caminero for La Gente Del Barrio on Dec. 6 at loanDepot Park.
The Los Angeles Rams trained on Orioles turf before flying to London and winning 35-7, underscoring Baltimore’s new Orioles–Ravens alliance and its global sports footprint.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. becomes the 25th Latino to win ALCS MVP, powering Toronto past Seattle; Dominican roots and 2026 WBC aura fuel his mystique
