Dodgers handle business and take Game 1 over the Padres, Atlanta gets off on the right foot with a win over Miami, and the Astros push Oakland to the brink of elimination.

The Astros take the opener of their ALDS against the Athletics thanks to big outings from Springer and Correa, Yankees launch four bombs into the night as they show off their firepower against Tampa Bay, and both NLDS matchups kick off today in Texas.

Houston and Oakland prepare for another early start as an AL West battle unfolds at Dodger Stadium, the Yankees take on high-tension division rivals Tampa Bay in San Diego, and some updates on the Padres-Dodgers series that gets underway tomorrow.

Phillies GM Matt Klentak steps down as the team begins the search for his successor, the Blue Jays are ready to make a splash in the offseason, and Theo Epstein is set to discuss his future with Cubs' Chairman Tom Ricketts.

The Miami Marlins have yet to lose a playoff series and they bounce the Cubs out of October, the Padres take Game 3 from the Cardinals on the back on 9 different pitchers, and the baseball world mourns the passing of the great Bob Gibson.

The Reds are unable to push across a single run for the second straight game, Los Angeles and Oakland punch their tickets to the Division Series, and the Padres and Cardinals put up a combined 20 runs in an incredible showcase of firepower.

Offence came at a premium in Atlanta thanks to Trevor Bauer and Max Fried, there was plenty of offence to be had as the Yankees downed the Indians, and multiple teams look to avoid elimination as October baseball gets underway.

Shane Bieber and the Indians surrender 12 runs in a thrashing from the Bronx Bombers, Lucas Giolito flirted with perfection as the White Sox beat the Athletics, and the National League sees its Wild Card series kick off today as every single playoff team takes the field.

We run through each American League playoff matchup and make our picks for who moves on to the ALDS. From a battle of the aces in Cleveland to an interesting managerial decision in Tampa Bay, this postseason is shaping up to be one of the most engaging in recent memory.

With the 60-game regular season in the books, we run down the breakout performers of the year, discuss our picks for the MVP and Cy Young awards, and take a closer look at some of the more surprising teams of 2020.