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We have seen top seeds knocked out early and Nos. 5 and 6 seeds meet in the World Series, so anyone could win it all. Here is what a championship run could look like for each club.
All eyes are on the top superstars under the bright lights of the postseason, but often it's someone else on the roster who ends up making the biggest difference.
The Tigers and Guardians have played each other six times in the past two weeks and Cleveland mostly dominated, but going position by position suggests Detroit will not go away quietly.
It has been 41 years since the Padres and Cubs last squared off in the postseason, and this year they haven't played each other since way back on April 16.
Arguably the most heated rivalry in baseball, if not all of sports, is ready to embark on another chapter as the Red Sox and Yankees prepare to square off in the Bronx.
Few expected the Reds to be in the postseason while the Dodgers were considered a shoo-in before the season even started, but how do they stack up going into their Wild Card Series?
Aaron Judge wrapped up his first batting title as well as the AL Player of the Week Award, and Seiya Suzuki was the winner in the NL after slugging five home runs.
MLB Tonight is your home this postseason! Catch live coverage with highlights, interviews, expert analysis and more before and after every postseason game, starting today at noon ET.
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