2020 MLB Postseason Seeding and Matchups Here's an up-to-date look at the matchups for the first round of the 2020 MLB playoffs.

MLB playoffs 2020 schedule In terms of scheduling, unlike in previous postseasons, there will be no travel days during series, which will force teams to use more of their pitching staffs.

The 2020 MLB Playoffs will begin on Tuesday, Sept. 29 and continue through a World Series beginning on Oct. 20.

Major League Baseball will have 16 playoff teams in the 60-game 2020 season, the league announced Thursday night. The league and union restarted talks about an expanded postseason -- a concept ...

If that occurs, the Phillies would get into the postseason based off their superior division record. Follow Joe on Twitter, @JTansey90. Playoff information obtained from MLB.com.

The MLB postseason is back and weirder than ever. Here's the complete 2020 MLB playoff schedule, including TV channels and start times from the Wild Card Series to the World Series.

The 2020 MLB playoff bracket is set. Sixteen teams — eight from each league — will play for a trip to the World Series in what has constituted the most unusual baseball season in MLB history.

The condensed 2020 Major League Baseball season is in its final weeks, but there's still plenty to sort out before the 16-team playoff brackets are formed. Before the season started in July, MLB ...

The 2020 MLB playoffs will begin Sept. 29. If that feels soon, well, it's because it is. The final couple of weeks of this abbreviated 60-game slate should bring ample drama as clubs jockey for ...

Wednesday was an unprecedented day in Major League Baseball history with eight playoff games taking place over a roughly 13-hour period. The most die-hard baseball fans stuck around until the ...

The MLB postseason is here and due to the shortened 60-game season, the postseason has been expanded to include 16 teams – eight from the National League and eight from the American League.

25. Los Angeles Angels (5-11) Shohei Ohtani will not pitch for the rest of 2020, a fact that is a bummer for baseball and a blow to the Angels’ playoff chances.