Wednesday, October 14, 2026 — Gasser and Snell Own the October Stage, Billy Evans Sees Baseball from Every Angle, and I Defend the Draft Lottery

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Wednesday, October 14, 2026 — Gasser and Snell Own the October Stage, Billy Evans Sees Baseball from Every Angle, and I Defend the Draft Lottery

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There’s only one game on today’s board, so every bit of attention lands in Los Angeles, where the Milwaukee Brewers are scheduled to face the Dodgers. The pitching matchup gives us a fascinating contrast with Robert Gasser going for Milwaukee against Blake Snell for Los Angeles. Gasser gets the challenge of navigating a Dodgers lineup on the road, while Snell brings the kind of swing-and-miss ability that can take over any October night. With nothing in progress and no finals yet today, this is the entire stage, and honestly, that can make the anticipation even better. One game, two left-handers, and no scoreboard distractions anywhere else. Yesterday, the only final we can report was Tampa Bay Rays 3, Cleveland Guardians 1. Tampa Bay handled its business, and now the focus shifts completely west. Tonight is about which starter settles in first, which lineup forces the tougher at-bats, and who controls the pressure when every pitch gets magnified. Did You Know? On May 6, 1953, St. Louis Browns pitcher Bobo Holloman threw a no-hitter in his first Major League start, a 6-0 victory over the Philadelphia Athletics. He finished his entire big-league career with only three wins in 22 games. Dean's Take: MLB should keep the draft lottery Everything Baseball. Every Day. Every Era. — Baseball Nation Network

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