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Baseball is done for 2026. Will it return next March?

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Source: The Brandeis Hoot

The 2026 Major League Baseball (MLB) season ended in a manner that, looking at how the playoffs progressed, was, as I detailed in my last piece, predictable. Once again, the team with the better record during the regular season prevailed, with the 103-59 Milwaukee Brewers juggernaut triumphing over the 98-64 Tampa Bay Rays. Brewers fans had waited since 1970 for a championship, and as one might imagine, the celebrations in Milwaukee were raucous and overwhelming. The Brewers won the series in five games, a “gentleman’s sweep,” after blowing a 3-2 lead taken in the 12th inning of a hard-fought fourth game of the series. Besides a 10-1 blowout in game three, most of the games in the series were close and hard-fought. Brewers ace and likely National League Cy Young winner Jacob Misiorowski fittingly started both the first game of the series and the decisive game five.

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