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Follow live: White Sox, Guardians clash in Game 1 of ALDS
All eight teams are in action Saturday. Which clubs will come out strong?[read more]
Judge not on Yankees' roster for ALDS vs. Rays
Aaron Judge is not on the Yankees' roster for the American League Division Series against the Rays.[read more]
👀 Predictions for every round of the postseason
Who will be the last one standing in October? Our MLB experts predict which team will win each series of the postseason.[read more]
White Sox to start rookie reliever Smith in Game 1 vs. Guardians
Reliever Hagen Smith will start for the White Sox against the Guardians in what will be a battle of rookie left-handed pitchers in Game 1 of the ALDS.[read more]
Skubal to start Dodgers' NLDS opener; Braves' plans remain in flux
Dodgers ace Tarik Skubal will get the ball in Game 1 of the National League Division Series against the Atlanta Braves on Saturday, while the Braves were still sorting through their options.[read more]
Search for pitching 'quality' top offseason priority for Cubs' Hoyer
Chicago Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer said Friday that his focus this winter will be on improving his pitching staff and that nothing is off the table.[read more]
Ohtani to play at less than 100% in playoffs, will need to 'manage' injuries
Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani says the left knee and right biceps ailments that compromised him throughout the summer are issues he's "just going to have to manage" in the postseason.[read more]
Musgrove remains on Padres' roster; Buehler opens NLDS on paternity list
Pitcher Joe Musgrove was kept on the roster as the San Diego Padres made no changes from their wild-card sweep over the Chicago Cubs, though Walker Buehler will start the NLDS on the postseason paternity list.[read more]
The only MLB playoff preview you need: World Series odds, likely MVPs and how far all 8 remaining teams will go
Have Fall Classic or bust hopes this postseason? Here's why each remaining team could be playing late into October ... or get sent home next.[read more]
Yankees' plan for beating Rays? Strong pitching, clean baseball -- and maybe a 6-foot-7 MVP
With or without Aaron Judge, the New York superstar's teammates have shown they are built for the October spotlight.[read more]