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They say no man is an island. But, when one player signing for a team creates a tsunami of movement to the World Series futures odds, it’s time to pay attention. The big story is, of course, Bryce Harper heading to the Phillies.

It might be the last game of the 2018 World Series at Fenway Park in Boston because after tonight’s game, the series heads to LA for the next few games. However, after what we saw in Game 1 there might not be a chance to see the Red Sox act as host.

The thrilling end to the 2018 MLB season starts this week with a MUST watch World Series battle between two historic franchises - the American League pennant-winning Boston Red Sox and the National League title-holding Los Angeles Dodgers.

The Dodgers haven’t won a World Series pennant since 1988 but at least they’re better off than the Brewers who haven’t won one at all. Milwaukee will host the first game of the NLCS on Friday with the baseball betting lines favoring the visitors behind their ace pitcher Clayton Kershaw.

If you’re looking for a game with World Series class potential, look no further than tonight’s game between the Dodgers and Athletics.

<p>The New York Yankees will try to dust themselves off after a tough weekend in Boston as they head into a three-game road series against the White Sox.

Heading into the All-Star break, there were seventeen clubs that could boast of a winning record and seriously make a run for the 2018 World Series title.

Bryce Harper walks it off in National Park as the winner of this year’s Home Run Derby.

Right when we’re all lulled into a slumber because of the lack of sports to watch, the MLB’s All-Star Break quietly nudges us awake. While the All-Star game itself may be rather boring, the Home Run Derby may give you a shot of adrenaline.

You might ask yourself how it’s possible to get your blood pumping for one individual game when there’s 162 of them in a season. But, the Yankees vs.