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The Dodgers and Yankees, last year's World Series teams, are still alive. So are a bunch of clubs that haven't won in a long time -- if ever. The matchups are fascinating. Welcome to the AL and NL Division Series.
For the Blue Jays and Tigers, you have to go back to the last century to find a World Series title. For the Brewers and Mariners, well, they've never won.
The Cubs and Brewers are squaring off in the postseason for the first time, setting up the most high-stakes reunion yet for Chicago skipper Craig Counsell and Milwaukee manager Pat Murphy.
Brewers beat reporter Adam McCalvy spoke to scouts and front-office folk to get a sense of what other organizations around MLB think of the top seed in the playoffs.
If Max Scherzer gets into a game this month, he will become a member of a very small group of well-traveled players with an enormous amount of playoff experience.
Heading into the offseason and the Arizona Fall League, it's the perfect time for MLB Pipeline's experts to take stock of rising (and falling) prospects.
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