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PLive Card of the Day Number 147: A 2008 Topps Postseason Highlights of the Boston Red Sox With tonight's Game 3 victory, the Brewers have gone up 3-0 on the Rays in the World Series. Only 19 teams have ever won the Fall Classic in a sweep, and one of those teams was the 2007 Boston Red Sox. Pitted against the Rockies that October, Terry Francona's team scored 29 runs over the course of their four consecutive wins, and Mike Lowell secured World Series MVP honors after hitting .400 with a home run and four runs batted in. Boston would go on to win titles in 2013 and 2018 as well, bringing their all-time total up to nine.

PLive's forecasted 2029 lineup for the Minnesota Twins! The lineup is comprised of long-term signings or prospects that can step into any open positions. Rules: 1)no expiring contracts renewed 2)no free agent acquisitions

PLive Card of the Day Number 146: A 1990 Fleer of John Kruk The first (and by far the most distinguished) MLB player to ever hail from Alleghany College of Maryland, Kruk signed with the Padres as a third-round pick in 1981, but would spend most of his ten-year big league career in a Phillies uniform. A three-time All-Star, Kruk finished his playing days with some uniquely round numbers in his career stat line, including 100 career home runs and a .300 career batting average over the course of exactly 1200 games played. Now a color commentator for Phillies broadcasts, Kruk secured his place in the Philadelphia Baseball Wall of Fame in 2011 🔔

The PLive 2026 Chicago White Sox Prospects of the Year team! 🏆

The PLive 2026 Chicago Cubs Prospects of the Year team!

PLive Card of the Day Number 145: A 1957 Topps of Red Schoendienst Born Albert Fred Schoendienst, "Red" was one of the finest all-around second basemen of his era. In addition to accumulating 2449 career hits, and never striking out more than 32 times in a single season throughout his 19-year tenure in the majors as a player, he also was a truly gifted defender: his .9934 fielding percentage at the keystone in 1956 set a record for the position that would last for the next thirty years. To top it all off, the Hall-of-Famer won a combined five World Series titles, with the first two coming as a player, followed by three more titles during his days as a manager / bench coach

The PLive 2026 Boston Red Sox Prospects of the Year team! 🔴🧦