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10:10 PM ET, November 1, 2023

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Bob Nightengale / USA Today:
How the Rangers are feeling about being on the doorstep of their first World Series win  —  PHOENIX − The Texas Rangers woke up Tuesday morning and decided to have their own Halloween party in the desert, with their kids trick-or-treating at 10 in the morning at their sprawling Phoenix resort.
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Nick Piecoro / Arizona Republic:
DBacks' title hopes on brink after Rangers' mauling in World Series Game 4  —  In the span of two days, the Diamondbacks have gone from looking like the superior team in this World Series to one on the brink of elimination.  On Tuesday night, their pitchers served up pipeshots.  They made another key mistake.
Theo Mackie / Arizona Republic:
In Game 4 loss, Diamondbacks finally punished for lack of starting pitching depth  —  Ryne Nelson walked off the Chase Field mound with one out in the ninth inning of a dominant World Series performance.  Over the course of his outing, he had allowed just one run on three hits.
Gabe Lacques / USA Today:
Rangers crush Diamondbacks in Game 4, now one win from first World Series title  —  PHOENIX - It counts as just a single win, though it pushes the Texas Rangers within one more of their first World Series championship.  They could have won by 100 runs and the Rangers would still need another W to finish off these Arizona Diamondbacks.
Anthony Castrovince / MLB.com:
Rangers win 9th straight(!) road game to take 2-1 series lead
Theo Mackie / Arizona Republic:
Wasted opportunities haunt Diamondbacks offense in narrow Game 3 loss
Paul Hoynes / Plain Dealer:
Guardians coaches Mike Sarbaugh, Rigo Beltran, replay coordinator Mike Barnett won't be back  —  CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Guardians still haven't named a manager to replace Terry Francona, but there are changes taking place on his old coaching staff.  —  Third base coach Mike Sarbaugh …
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The Athletic:
Padres recently took out $50 million loan to help cover payroll: sources  —  PHOENIX — Despite selling more tickets this season than all but one Major League Baseball team, the San Diego Padres took out a loan for about $50 million in September to address short-term cash flow issues and meet …
Daily News:
Cam Talbot, Kings start trip with a win in Toronto  —  Adrian Kempe, Phillip Danault, Arthur Kaliyev and Andreas Englund score, Quinton Byfield has two assists and Talbot makes 30 saves as the Kings open a four-game trip with a 4-1 victory  —  TORONTO — Cam Talbot just wanted a chance.
Joel Sherman / New York Post:
Mets interview ex-Padres manager Andy Green in search for Buck Showalter's replacement  —  The Mets have interviewed former Padres manager Andy Green for their open manager position, The Post has learned.  —  Currently the Cubs bench coach, Green played four seasons as a utility infielder in the majors …
Associated Press:
Game 1 least-watched World Series game in recorded history  —  LOS ANGELES — Texas' extra-inning comeback victory over Arizona on Friday night was the least-watched Game 1 in World Series TV history.  —  The Rangers' 6-5 win over the Diamondbacks in 11 innings averaged 9.35 million viewers on Fox …
Fabian Ardaya / The Athletic:
Dodgers free-agent outlook: What could J.D. Martinez's market look like?  —  The offseason is upon us and, with it, some decisions — for the Dodgers and for their pending free agents.  Just as we did last year, we will break down some of the Dodgers hitting the open market and what that market should bring for them.
Janis Carr / Orange County Register:
Clippers |  Report: Clippers acquiring James Harden in trade with 76ers  —  The 10-time All-Star and former league MVP, 34, requested a trade in June when he opted into his $35.6 million player option for the 2023-24 season and had yet to play for the 76ers this season  —  James Harden is coming to the Clippers.
Bill Shaikin / Los Angeles Times:
Mookie Betts is at the World Series, but not as player.  ‘I have to do better, no matter what.’  —  Mookie Betts wore a smile to the World Series.  He stood behind the batting cage at Chase Field, little more than two weeks after the Dodgers season crashed to an unceremonious end on this very field.
 
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