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The Dodgers won a dramatic 11th-inning game against the Phillies with a costly error by Phillies reliever Orion Kerkering, advancing to the NLCS in a series marked by strong pitching and clutch hitting, including a game-tying walk by Mookie Betts and a pivotal error that sealed the game.
The Los Angeles Dodgers won Game 4 of the NLDS against the Philadelphia Phillies in a walk-off victory, advancing to the NLCS, with Andy Pages delivering the winning hit in the 11th inning, despite limited offensive production and ongoing postseason struggles for Shohei Ohtani.
The Dodgers lost a close game to the Giants in extra innings, despite a strong pitching performance from Yoshinobu Yamamoto and missed scoring opportunities, with the game ending on a walk-off grand slam by Patrick Bailey. The team struggled offensively and with late-game pitching, highlighting ongoing issues in their season.
Yoshinobu Yamamoto nearly pitched the first no-hitter of the 2025 MLB season, but Jackson Holliday's ninth-inning homer broke it up, leading to a dramatic Orioles walk-off win as the Dodgers' losing streak continues.
Yoshinobu Yamamoto nearly pitched the first no-hitter of the 2025 MLB season, but Jackson Holliday's ninth-inning homer broke it up, leading to a dramatic Orioles walk-off win over the Dodgers, who also lost their fifth straight game.
The Philadelphia Phillies won a game against the Boston Red Sox in a highly unusual manner, culminating in a walk-off catcher's interference call on a pitch the batter didn't swing at, marking the first such occurrence since 1971, after a series of strategic and controversial plays in the 10th inning.
A wild MLB game between the Twins and Mariners featured power hitting, ejections, a stadium fire alarm delay, and a Mariners debut walk-off win by prospect Cole Young, with multiple late-inning scoring opportunities missed by Minnesota.
The New York Yankees suffered a walk-off loss to the Baltimore Orioles after defensive errors by Anthony Volpe and Alex Verdugo allowed the Orioles to capitalize and win the game.
Yankees' left fielder Alex Verdugo misjudged a fly ball in the ninth inning, leading to a walk-off victory for the Baltimore Orioles. Verdugo's error, which had a 99% catch probability, allowed Cedric Mullins' hit to result in a game-winning double, sparking significant discussion on social media.
Jimmy Obertop's walkoff walk in the ninth inning secured No. 3 Clemson's 8-7 victory over Louisville in the ACC Tournament. Obertop also hit a three-run homer in the eighth to tie the game. Clemson improved to 41-14, while Louisville dropped to 32-24.
Frankie Muniz revealed that he walked off the set of "Malcolm in the Middle" for two episodes due to the tense atmosphere where people were afraid to stand up to disrespectful behavior. Reflecting on his experience as a child actor, he expressed concern about the industry, despite his own positive experience, and stated that he wouldn't let his own child enter the business. Muniz, who has mostly left acting for a NASCAR career, still holds fondness for his "Malcolm" family and expressed interest in revisiting the show, as did co-star Bryan Cranston.
Kelly Rowland's representative addressed the singer's walk-off from the "Today" show, stating that she and her team were unhappy with the dressing room. Hoda Kotb offered to share her dressing room with Rowland, and Rita Ora filled in for her at the last minute. Despite the drama, Kotb expressed admiration for Rowland and welcomed her back on the show, while others criticized the situation. Rowland herself has not directly addressed the controversy.
UFC president Dana White abruptly walked off Howie Mandel's podcast after just 30 seconds, citing exhaustion from doing podcasts. Mandel had showered White with compliments, including calling him a philosopher, which may have contributed to White's flustered reaction. While the incident could be a publicity stunt, White's history of antagonism towards media adds complexity to the situation.
Whoopi Goldberg walked off the set of The View during a debate about Miranda Lambert.
Stanford defeated Texas 7-6 in a winner-take-all super regional game, with junior Drew Bowser hitting a walk-off RBI single in the bottom of the ninth inning. Bowser also homered for the third consecutive game and finished 2-for-4 with three RBIs and two runs scored. Stanford will now travel to Omaha for the College World Series, where they will face No. 1 Wake Forest in their first game.