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Chelsea Janes

Chelsea Janes

National Baseball Reporter and Writer at The Washington Post

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Recent Articles

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Shohei Ohtani looks like a mess. The Dodgers look almost unbeatable.

Even after an awkward-looking triple Thursday night, Ohtani is 6 for 38 in the playoffs. But Los Angeles is one win away from returning to the World Series.
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The Dodgers’ other Japanese star had an incredible night in the NLCS

After Yoshinobu Yamamoto pitched a rare complete game Tuesday, Los Angeles has a 2-0 series lead even as Shohei Ohtani’s struggles at the plate continue.
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Blake Snell was baseball’s most polarizing ace. Now he might be its...

Snell couldn’t get a long-term contract before last season. After another sparkling start in Game 1 of the NLCS, the Dodgers sure are glad they invested in him.
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The Brewers keep winning, even when baseball logic says they shouldn’t

Conventional wisdom — and recent history — suggests small-market teams shouldn’t have success in the postseason. Milwaukee is moving on anyway.
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The Blue Jays were baseball’s sleeping giant. Now they’re wide awake.

Toronto finished off the New York Yankees in an American League Division Series, and even bigger things may be ahead.
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The Yankees were dead. Then Aaron Judge finally had his October mom...

Judge blasted a three-run homer off the left field foul pole, helping to extend New York’s season and conjuring images of old ghosts at Yankee Stadium.
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The Phillies are built to win in October. Why can’t they?

Philadelphia is struggling with a lack of big swings and little things, and it is costing it dearly against the defending champion Dodgers.
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Shohei Ohtani made more MLB history, and anything is possible for t...

The two-way superstar pitched six strong innings, and Los Angeles rallied for a 5-3 win in the opening game of the National League Division Series.
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Analysis | Five things we learned during the first round of the MLB...

History can’t stop the Yankees, the Dodgers are a juggernaut, and more lessons from the most entertaining opening round ever.
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A Yankees star was upset on Tuesday. He became a hero on Wednesday.

Jazz Chisholm Jr. was bothered by being left out of the lineup for New York’s playoff opener. He started Game 2 and helped beat the Red Sox.
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The Red Sox are back, and MLB’s most storied rivalry is, too

Boston has fielded its best team in years, and it’s standing up against the archrival New York Yankees in a postseason series.