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MLB approaches Trump administration about potential game at a national park

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By Evan Drellich Verified
| The Athletic Verified
Grand slams in Grand Teton? Major League Baseball has asked the Trump administration whether it could bring the national pastime to a national park, MLB and White House officials confirmed Sunday morning. National Park Service Deputy Director Frank Lands recently visited Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming and looked at three potential locations on the park’s grounds for a baseball field, The Washington Post reported Saturday.
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MLB playoff bracket and seeding live updates: Phillies, D'backs, Rangers and Astros fight for spots

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By Austin Green Verified, Evan Drellich Verified, Lukas Weese Verified
| The Athletic Verified
MLB playoff bracket and seeding live updates: Phillies, D'backs, Rangers and Astros fight for spots Follow our live coverage as teams battle for the final spots in October's MLB playoff bracket. September 27, 2026 at 5:12 AM EDT Jose Altuve guides Astros to win over Athletics. Getty Images MLB playoff picture takes shape — Latest The 2026 MLB regular season is in its final day, and we have full coverage as the playoff picture comes into focus and teams punch their tickets to October.
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MLB Incentivized To Not Lose More Than 60 Games In Lockout

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By Evan Drellich Verified, Andrew Marchand Verified
| BaseBall RealGM
Major League Baseball's owners are widely expected to lock out players in early December when the league's current collective bargaining agreement expires, and the length of any resulting work stoppage carries significant financial stakes. If the lockout wipes out at least 60 games in 2027, several of MLB's national broadcast contracts would extend an additional year through 2029, according to people briefed on the league's rights agreements who spoke to The Athletic anonymously.
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