Christian Yelich, J.D. Martinez win Hank Aaron Awards  —  LOS ANGELES (AP) — Christian Yelich made it to the World Series, just not the way he hoped.  —  The Milwaukee Brewers star accepted the Hank Aaron Award as the outstanding offensive player in the National League before Game 3 between …

Mookie Betts: “Pretty cool” to be feted for feeding homeless  —  LOS ANGELES (AP) — Mookie Betts figures he should always use his baseball success to give back to the world.  —  Even in the middle of the World Series.  —  The Boston Red Sox slugger was surprised to find himself in the spotlight this week for a late-night good deed.

Game 3 between Red Sox, Dodgers longest in World Series history  —  World Series Game 3 between the Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles Dodgers has reached epic proportions.  —  The Red Sox and Dodgers, tied at 2-2, have entered the 15th inning and officially became the longest in World Series history - in time and frames.

The Latest: Benintendi benched to make room for Martinez  —  LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Latest on the World Series (all times local):  —  Boston benched left fielder Andrew Benintendi to make room for major league RBIs leader J.D. Martinez in the outfield as the World Series switched …

Red Sox Say They Caught Dodgers Star Manny Machado Sign-Stealing in World Series  —  LOS ANGELES — Already in the spotlight in October for an assortment of reasons, Manny Machado undoubtedly will receive extra attention from the Boston Red Sox on Friday night if he reaches second base in Game 3 of the World Series.

Dodgers' World Series Game 3: Live updates from Dodger Stadium, photos, tweets and more  —  The Los Angeles Dodgers will lean on starting pitcher Walker Buehler in Game 3 tonight against the Boston Red Sox at Dodger Stadium.  —  Mookie Betts and company hope to continue its role …

Manny Machado caught stealing signs in Game 2 of World Series, but it's part of game  —  LOS ANGELES — Well, that didn't take long.  Manny Machado is back in the news.  —  The Los Angeles Dodgers' shortstop exhibited behavior during Game 2 of the World Series that has raised some eyebrows.

A brief turn with Cardinals helped LA's Hill  —  LOS ANGELES  • In the seasons since the renaissance of his career in his mid-30s, Dodgers lefty Rich Hill often has recounted his detour through independent ball, his time snapping curveballs to high schoolers, his second chance with Boston …