Detroit Tigers icon Miguel Cabrera finishes 21-year MLB career with ‘a dream come true’  —  Miguel Cabrera put on a first baseman's glove in the dugout.  —  He jogged to onto the field all by himself.  —  Cabrera wasn't alone, though.  He had more than 41,000 fans on their feet for him, cheering for him, saying thank you to him.

Diamondbacks to play Brewers in wild-card series  —  The Arizona Diamondbacks conclude the 2023 MLB regular season with Sunday's game at Chase Field against the Houston Astros.  The game starts at 12:10 p.m. and can be seen on YurView AZ.  —  The Diamondbacks will not be going into the postseason …

The Brewers embody sustained success in a small market.  Can they finally ace the October test?  —  When Mark Attanasio bought the Milwaukee Brewers, in 2005, the franchise was haunted by its only real triumph.  Across three and a half decades in town, the Brewers had just one championship to celebrate …

Phil Nevin Out As Angels' Manager  —  The Angels are making a managerial change.  As first reported by Sam Blum of the Athletic (on Twitter), the club has decided not to retain Phil Nevin, whose one-year contract expired at season's end.  General manager Perry Minasian is scheduled to hold a press conference tomorrow.

Week 4 recap: Chicago Bears blow a 21-point lead for their 14th straight loss — despite Justin Fields' career-best day  —  Denver Broncos kicker Wil Lutz made a 51-yard field goal with 1 minute, 46 seconds to play to cap a 21-point comeback against the Chicago Bears and secure a 31-28 victory.

Brandon Woodruff Out For Wild Card Series With Shoulder Injury  —  Brewers starting pitcher Brandon Woodruff has a right shoulder injury, which will keep him from playing in the upcoming NL Wild Card Series, manager Craig Counsell told reporters (including Curt Hogg of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel).

'It's worth it': Baltimore Orioles complete epic turnaround, capture AL East with 100th win  —  BALTIMORE - In a triumph of smarts but also staying power, of patience laced with perseverance, the Baltimore Orioles completed one of the greatest turnarounds in baseball history Thursday night.

Cincinnati Reds icon Joey Votto earns quick ejection from what might be final game as Red  —  ST. LOUIS — If this was it for Joey Votto, he went out on his own terms — or at least on the strength of a few of his own well-chosen words.  —  The only question by the third inning …

Chicago Cubs are eliminated from playoff contention on the penultimate day of the season: 'We didn't win enough ballgames'  —  MILWAUKEE — As the Chicago Cubs prepared to hit entering the top of the eighth inning Saturday night, a smattering of cheers among the 42,652 fans spread through American Family Field.