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The World Series begins on Friday, but for now teams around the league are taking care of housekeeping. Lingering injuries are being addressed, managerial and front office roles are being filled, and strategies are being formulated ahead of this highly…

Battery Power provided a roundup of Atlanta Braves and Major League Baseball news ahead of the World Series. The update highlights a review of the ten hardest-hit balls struck by the Braves during the 2026 season and examines catcher Sandy Leon's campaign with the team, which featured notable Automated Ball-Strike system mastery.
Around the rest of the league, several front-office and managerial updates emerged. The Los Angeles Angels will not retain manager Kurt Suzuki in his current role, Brian Cashman signed an extension with the New York Yankees, and the Los Angeles Dodgers plan normal offseason financial operations.
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