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Jewish Athletes and Offseason Baseball News
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The MLB offseason is here, with the Milwaukee Brewers winning their first World Series and potential lockout looming. Alex Bregman is a finalist for multiple awards, while Joc Pederson is a comeback player candidate. Israeli soccer star Liel Abada scored a hat trick for Charlotte FC. Numerous Jewish athletes are scheduled to compete in hockey, basketball, soccer, golf, and Formula One this weekend.
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- Milwaukee Brewers won their first World Series title, with pitcher Colton Gordon eligible for a ring.
- Alex Bregman is a finalist for the NL Gold Glove and a candidate for the NL Silver Slugger Award.
- Joc Pederson is a candidate for AL Comeback Player of the Year after a strong 2026 season.
- Israeli soccer star Liel Abada scored a hat trick for Charlotte FC to clinch a playoff spot.
- The MLB collective bargaining agreement is set to expire on December 1, potentially leading to a lockout.
- The St. Louis Blues condemned hateful signs displayed at a recent game.
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