A six-hour, 18-inning World Series marathon game has reignited one of baseball’s most contentious debates: Should MLB bring its controversial “ghost runner” rule to the postseason? The Cleveland Baseball Talk Podcast tackled this thorny question head-on,

Modern technology and old-school baseball rules helped make following Game 3 of the World Series a delicious treat.

Hall of Fame baseball writer Hal McCoy knows a thing or two about our nation’s pastime. Tap into that knowledge by sending an email to [email protected].

It happened Monday night. It was Game Three of the World Series and that fact alone made it a special game. This particular game lasted 18 innings and was full of intriguing situations throughout. It contained everything that makes baseball a fascinating sport, including two noteworthy historical performances.

Major League Baseball's extra innings format is different in the playoffs from the regular season, getting rid of the "ghost runner" starting on second base once a game goes beyond nine innings. Unlike the previous six months of baseball, extra innings in ...