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The final call in last night’s World Series Game 2 has sparked some controversy. Yandy Díaz got crossed up by an Aaron Ashby curve and was called for a swing on the appeal down to first, a call that Díaz…

Lookout Landing's Nick Tucker compiled a Sunday roundup highlighting key baseball updates, including Seattle Mariners items, World Series developments, and league-wide news. The article covers Josh Naylor attending Seattle Kraken games and notes an analysis from The Seattle Times detailing three major moves the Mariners need to address ahead of a December 1 lockout.
Additional updates highlight the Milwaukee Brewers' comeback victory in World Series Game 2 against the Tampa Bay Rays, featuring a game-tying home run by Sal Frelick and a game-winning single by Cooper Pratt. Around the league, Minnesota Twins pitcher Pablo López is reportedly maintaining a strict rehabilitation schedule following Tommy John surgery.
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