Betelhem Ashame is a Reporter/Producer for MLB.com, covering Major League Baseball (MLB) games and events. With a focus on multinational coverage, Betelhem provides in-depth analysis and reporting on teams, players, and the overall landscape of the sport. Her articles highlight key moments, statistics, and insights from games, showcasing her passion for baseball and storytelling.
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By: Betelhem Ashame
NEW YORK -- In a postseason race as tight as the one for the third and final National League Wild Card spot, the Reds -- one of the youngest teams in the Majors this year -- are going to have to learn how to take a punch. And give one
NEW YORK -- If the Reds were to secure the third and final Wild Card spot in the National League, they would spend much of the postseason away from Great American Ball Park. The three-game Wild Card Series are hosted entirely by the higher seeds, while the NL Division Series
By: Betelhem Ashame
NEW YORK -- Over the course of a long season, series wins are the name of the game. But at this time of year, as the Reds seek to claim one of the final two spots in the hotly contested National League Wild Card race, every game matters from here
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NEW YORK -- Television stars. Broadcasting legends. The most notable names in pop culture. Walk through the doors of the Paley Center for Media in midtown Manhattan, and those are the faces on display all over the walls of the main lobby. From now through the end of October, front
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BALTIMORE -- Evan Carter played in just 23 regular-season games for the Rangers, but he quickly emerged as a key cog in what was already one of the best offenses in the Majors. In the first three games of his postseason career, he hasn’t slowed down a bit.
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BALTIMORE -- It may not have been the Rangers’ strong suit during the regular season, but in Game 1 of the American League Division Series, the bullpen became their secret weapon. Texas wasn’t expecting left-handed starter Andrew Heaney to offer the club more than three or four innings on Saturday;
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BALTIMORE -- The Rangers made a lot of noise with their bats on Sunday evening, putting up 11 runs on 11 hits amid an offensive outburst during an 11-8 win over Baltimore in Game 2 of the American League Division Series. They made a lot of noise on the basepaths
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BALTIMORE -- The Rangers haven’t played a game at Globe Life Field since Sept. 24, the penultimate Sunday of the regular season. The next time they do, they’ll have a chance to clinch a spot in the American League Championship Series. - Orioles-Rangers ALDS Game 3, presented by Booking: Tuesday,
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ARLINGTON -- Ninety-one. That’s how many series have come and gone since the Orioles were last swept. Spring has turned to summer and summer has turned to fall for almost two full seasons, with the one constant being the O’s capacity for not going winless in multiple tries against the
By: Betelhem Ashame
ARLINGTON -- It was supposed to be much closer than this. Entering the American League Division Series, the No. 1 seed Orioles (101-61) and No. 5 seed Rangers (90-72) were fairly evenly matched. Before the best-of-five set began, FanGraphs projections gave AL West runner-up Texas a 54.6 percent chance of
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