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Tuesday, October 12

RANGERS VS. YANKEES
Yanks complete sweep
Roger Clemens pitched seven shutout innings and Darryl Strawberry smacked a three-run homer as the Yankees swept Texas.

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GAME: 1 | 2 | 3

RED SOX VS. INDIANS
Sox stun Indians
Boston completed its comeback with a 12-8 victory in Game 5. Pedro Martinez pitched six hitless innings of relief and Troy O'Leary knocked in seven runs.

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GAME: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4

ASTROS VS. BRAVES
Braves move on
For the fifth straight year Atlanta is headed back to the NLCS. John Smoltz and Co. polished off the Astros, winning 7-5 in Game 4.

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GAME: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4

METS VS. DIAMONDBACKS
Amazin' Mets
Playing for the injured Mike Piazza, Todd Pratt became the hero as his home run in the bottom of the 10th won the series for the Mets, eliminating Arizona in four games.

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News and Features

O'Leary foils Hargrove's strategy
The Indians didn't to pitch to Nomar Garciaparra but Troy O'Leary made them pay.
Klapisch: Missiles of October
As soon as Todd Pratt's rocket launched the Mets into the LCS, their war of words with Atlanta heated up, writes Bob Klapisch.
Stats Class: Cox one of all-time greats
Bobby Cox is one of baseball's greatest managers. Rob Neyer explains why.
Off Base: A postseason worth watching
Think the baseball playoffs are devoid of storylines? ESPN.com's Jim Caple begs to differ and offers a few he's watching.
No bull, pressure is on the pens
As ESPN.com's Sean McAdam reports, postseason games are often won -- or lost -- by the relief pitchers.
Who's Hot and Who's Cold
Check out the most torrid -- and horrid -- hitters in the AL and NL playoffs.
Team of the decade
The Braves are in the postseason for the eighth straight time. ESPN.com takes a year-by-year look at their amazing decade.

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