Did Yordan Alvarez just hit one of the most epic home runs in postseason history? Alvarez launched a three-run, walk-off homer with the Astros trailing by two runs and down to their final out against the Mariners in Game 1 of the 2022 American League Division Series on Tuesday. It's the first walk-off home run in postseason history by a team trailing by multiple runs. Alvarez's unprecedented feat prompted a look back at some of the greatest playoff home runs that came before him in AL/NL history. | |
| After hitting a drive to deep right field, Josh Donaldson slapped hands with the first-base coach and rounded first. Only the ball had bounced off the top of the wall and back into play, sending Donaldson scrambling back to the bag. | | |
| Two amazing comebacks in the past four days have us looking back at the most iconic rallies in postseason history. | | | | The well-traveled Phillies and the well-rested Braves met on a sunny Tuesday afternoon at Truist Park, and they provided the first answers to a question that will require much more than just one game -- or one October -- to determine. | | |
| With no clear-cut answer as to who has been the best player from Cuba to play in the United States, our panel had a lot of players to consider when debating the question. | | |
| Alex Hugo and Ashton Lansdell, members of the U.S. women's national team, are ready to go deep at Home Run Derby X in Mexico City this weekend. | | |
| Tune in to MLB Network before and after today's NLDS games for live coverage and expert analysis. | | | | Who is the only Astros batter with more than one walk-off home run in postseason play? | |
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