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Through the chaos and confusion, Mike Napoli led the Rangers to a 4-2 win over the Cards and put his team on the brink of its first title.

Ben Reiter chronicles a wild and bizarre Game 5.

An unlikley star is born. Armed with a wispy mustache and a mid-90s fastball, Derek Holland kept the Cardinals in the ballpark and the Rangers in this World Series, writes Ben Reiter.

Spotting Cliff Lee a 4-0 lead is generally a bad idea. But the Cardinals got away with it and evened the NLDS 1-1, thanks to a barrage of hits and some La Russa magic, writes Ben Reiter.

After struggling a year ago, Matt Kemp has transformed himself into the one consistent bright spot in a lost season for the Dodgers -- and something much, much more, says Ben Reiter.

The Rangers are one win away from their first World Series after Tuesday's 10-3 romp, and Ben Reiter says they've dominated the Yankees with pitching, power and a killer instinct.

The Rangers had two failings in their Game 1 loss to the Yankees: They couldn't deliver an early knockout punch, and couldn't handle the little things down the stretch, says Ben Reiter.

Patriots? Jets? Dolphins? All are capable of winning the AFC East title this season. (Sorry, Bills.) Ben Reiter takes a look at all four teams and makes his pick for the division champion.

To read Lee Jenkins' five reasons why the Phillies will win, click here.

Pitching wins championships. It also helps when your opponents buckle in crucial moments. That's precisely how the Yankees won their first AL pennant in six years, writes Ben Reiter.

The Yankees used everyone from the top of the payroll to the bottom to pull out an epic 13-inning win against the Angels, says Ben Reiter.

The Yankees head to L.A. up 2-0 in the ALCS.