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Well, sorry for the late MLB General Thread, but here we are. The main attraction this year is the Los Angeles Angels signing pitcher/designated hitter, Shohei Ohtani from Japan and man he's off to a good start. Also, last night, Oakland Athletics pitcher, Sean Manaea threw a no hitter against the Boston Red Sox who are currently the best team in baseball. What will happen this year? Will the Houston Astros repeat? Will the Miami Marlins firesale continue? Will the New York Yankees get it together despite acquiring Giancarlo Stanton? Will you take me out to the ballgame and buy me some peanuts and cracker jacks?

I just bought a Corey Seager shirt yesterday and now he's out for the rest of the season.

I'm cursed…

Congrats to Albert Pujols for reaching 3000 career hits along with 600 career home runs.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have thrown a combined no hitter against the San Diego Padres.

Seattle Mariners pitcher, James Paxton has thrown a no hitter against the Toronto Blue Jays.

Seattle Mariners Second Baseman, Robinson Cano just got suspended for 80 games for testing positive for PEDs.

I don't know if this bullpen is going to kill me or if i'm going to kill this bullpen.

Standings after two months:

National League East:

Atlanta – 33-23
Washington – 32-23 (0.5)
Philadelphia – 31-23 (1)
New York – 27-27 (5)
Miami – 20-36 (13)

National League Central:

Milwaukee – 36-21
Chicago – 30-23 (4)
St. Louis – 30-24 (4.5)
Pittsburgh – 29-27 (6.5)
Cincinnati – 20-37 (16)

National League West:

Colorado – 30-26
Arizona – 28-27 (1.5)
Los Angeles – 26-30 (4)
San Francisco – 26-30 (4)
San Diego – 25-33 (6)

American League East:

Boston – 39-18
New York – 35-17 (1.5)
Tampa Bay – 28-27 (10)
Toronto – 25-31 (13.5)
Baltimore – 17-39 (21.5)

American League Central:

Cleveland – 30-25
Detroit – 26-30 (4.5)
Minnesota – 22-30 (6.5)
Kansas City – 20-36 (10.5)
Chicago – 16-37 (13)

American League West:

Houston – 36-22
Seattle – 34-22 (1)
Los Angeles – 30-27 (5.5)
Oakland – 29-28 (6.5)
Texas – 24-35 (12.5)

Bryce Harper is the 2018 Home Run Derby Champion!

American League – 8
National League – 6

10 Innings

MVP: Alex Bregman (HOU)

God damn do I hate Cubs fans. They've basically launched a morality crusade on dumb tweets Brewers pitcher Josh Hader made when he was 17.

Manny Machado is now a Dodger.

Trade Deadline:

Dodgers acquire Manny Machado.

Yankees acquire J.A. Happ.

Red Sox acquire Nathan Eovaldi.

Diamondbacks acquire Eduardo Escobar.

Indians acquire Brad Hand.

Athletics acquire Jeurys Familia.

Astros acquire Roberto Osuna.

Yankees acquire Zach Britton.

Mariners acquire Cameron Maybin.

Cubs acquire Cole Hamels.

Phillies acquire Wilson Ramos.

Rays acquire Tommy Pham.

Brewers acquire Mike Moustakas.

Pirates acquire Keone Kela.

Diamondbacks acquire Jake Diekman.

Brewers acquire Jonathan Schoop.

Pirates acquire Chris Archer.

Dodgers acquire Brian Dozier.

Twins acquire Logan Forsythe.

Indians acquire Leonys Martin.

Phillies acquire Aaron Loup.

Cubs acquire Brandon Kintzler.

Red Sox acquire Ian Kinsler.

Braves acquire Kevin Gausman.

Dodgers acquire John Axford.

Diamondbacks acquire Brad Ziegler.

Braves acquire Darren O'Day.

Twins acquire Tyler Austin.

Blue Jays acquire Ken Giles.

Braves acquire Adam Duvall.

Mariners acquire Adam Warren.

Rockies acquire Seunghwan Oh.

Diamondbacks acquire Matt Andriese.

Braves acquire Jonny Venters.

Astros acquire Martin Maldonado.

Brewers acquire Joakim Soria.

Mariners acquire Zach Duke.

Phillies acquire Asdrubal Cabrera.

Astros acquire Ryan Pressly.

Braves acquire Brad Brach.

Cubs acquire Jesse Chavez.

Royals acquire Brian Goodwin.

Indians acquire Adam Cimber.

Mookie Betts has hit for the cycle.

>chowz with the sportz

i'm in maryland and yes… orioles are trayshhhh. ;_;

lol we had Ripken… eat ass B*)

Waiver Trade Deadline:

Brewers acquire Jordan Lyles.

Cardinals acquire Tyson Ross.

Athletics acquire Shawn Kelley.

Athletics acquire Mike Fiers.

Pirates acquire Adeiny Hechavarria.

Athletics acquire Fernando Rodney.

Phillies acquire Justin Bour.

Cubs acquire Terrance Gore.

Cubs acquire Daniel Murphy.

Cardinals claim Matt Adams.

Phillies acquire Luis Avilan.

Phillies acquire Jose Bautista.

Braves acquire Rene Rivera.

Braves acquire Lucas Duda.

Cubs acquire Bobby Wilson.

Twins acquire Chris Gimenez.

Diamondbacks acquire Chris Stewart.

Yankees acquire Andrew McCutchen.

Rockies acquire Drew Butera.

Dodgers acquire Ryan Madson.

Brewers acquire Xavier Cedeno.

Athletics acquire Cory Gearrin.

Brewers acquire Curtis Granderson.

Brewers acquire Gio Gonzalez.

Indians acquire Josh Donaldson.

Dodgers acquire David Freese.

Yankees acquire Adeiny Hechavarria.

Cleveland Indians – 2018 AL Central Division Champions

Standings with two weeks to go:

National League East:

Atlanta – 83-66 (8)
Philadelphia – 76-72 (6.5)
Washington – 76-74 (7.5)
New York – 69-80 (14)
*Miami – 58-91 (25)

National League Central:

Chicago – 87-62 (11)
Milwaukee – 85-65 (2.5)
St. Louis – 82-68 (5.5)
Pittsburgh – 74-74 (12.5)
*Cincinnati – 64-86 (23.5)

National League West:

Colorado – 82-67 (13)
Los Angeles – 82-68 (0.5)
Arizona – 78-72 (4.5)
San Francisco – 70-80 (12.5)
*San Diego – 60-90 (22.5)

American League East:

Boston – 103-47 (x/2)
New York – 91-58 (11.5)
Tampa Bay – 82-66 (20)
*Toronto – 67-82 (35.5)
*Baltimore – 43-106 (59.5)

American League Central:

Cleveland – 83-66 (y)
*Minnesota – 68-81 (15)
*Detroit – 61-88 (22)
*Chicago – 59-90 (24)
*Kansas City – 52-97 (31)

American League West:

Houston – 94-55 (9)
Oakland – 90-60 (4.5)
Seattle – 82-67 (12)
*Los Angeles – 74-76 (20.5)
*Texas – 64-85 (30)

*-Eliminated
x-Clinched Playoff Berth
y-Clinched Division
z-Clinched League's Best Record

Boston Red Sox – 2018 AL East Division Champions

Atlanta Braves – 2018 NL East Division Champions

Houston Astros – 2018 AL West Division Champions

Standings After 162 Games:

National League East:

Atlanta – 90-72 (y)
*Washington – 82-80 (8)
*Philadelphia – 80-82 (10)
*New York – 77-85 (13)
*Miami – 63-95 (26.5)

National League Central:

Chicago – 95-67 (x)
Milwaukee – 95-67 (x)
*St. Louis – 88-74 (7)
*Pittsburgh – 82-79 (12.5)
*Cincinnati – 67-95 (28)

National League West:

Colorado – 91-71 (x)
Los Angeles – 91-71 (x)
*Arizona – 82-80 (9)
*San Francisco – 73-89 (18)
*San Diego – 66-96 (25)

American League East:

Boston – 108-54 (z)
New York – 100-62 (x/8)
*Tampa Bay – 90-72 (18)
*Toronto – 73-89 (35)
*Baltimore – 47-115 (61)

American League Central:

Cleveland – 91-71 (y)
*Minnesota – 78-84 (13)
*Detroit – 64-98 (27)
*Chicago – 62-100 (29)
*Kansas City – 58-104 (33)

American League West:

Houston – 103-59 (y)
Oakland – 97-65 (x/6)
*Seattle – 89-73 (14)
*Los Angeles – 80-82 (23)
*Texas – 67-95 (36)

*-Eliminated
x-Clinched Playoff Berth
y-Clinched Division
z-Clinched League's Best Record

Note: One game between the Miami Marlins and the Pittsburgh Pirates was cancelled due to rain and will not be made up since both teams are eliminated. Both Miami and Pittsburgh will finish the season playing 161 games.

Tomorrow, there will be two tiebreakers. The Milwaukee Brewers will play the Chicago Cubs for the NL Central Division Title, which will then be followed by the Colorado Rockies playing the Los Angeles Dodgers for the NL West Division Title. The winner of these games will advance to the NLDS while the losers will have to play each other in the NL Wild Card Game on Tuesday night.

Milwaukee Brewers – 2018 NL Central Division Champions

Los Angeles Dodgers – 2018 NL West Division Champions

NL Wild Card Game – Colorado Rockies vs. Chicago Cubs

AL Wild Card Game – Oakland Athletics vs. New York Yankees

NLDS – Wild Card Winner vs. Milwaukee Brewers Atlanta Braves vs. Los Angeles Dodgers

ALDS – Wild Card Winner vs. Boston Red Sox Cleveland Indians vs. Houston Astros

Upcoming schedule by round (all times EST)

NL Wild Card Game:
Colorado Rockies vs. Chicago Cubs 10/2/2018 8PM ESPN

AL Wild Card Game:
Oakland Athletics vs. New York Yankees 10/3/2018 8PM TBS

Taking a quick glance at the stats, the difference in Earned Run Average (ERA) could give the Cubs a slight edge heading into the game. Despite this, the regular seasons games between these two were split 3-3 with Colorado winning the two most recent contests.

As for the AL wild card game, I think it is going to come to whether the Athletics can limit the home run production from the Yankees. Like in the NL, the regular season contests were also split between these two teams 3-3.

Though one thing is for sure, the post-season always brings out the best of every player, who knows if we'll be hailing a new hero in each of these games.

NL Wild Card Game:

Colorado – 2
Chicago – 1

13 Innings

NLDS "A" Series:

Game 1 – Colorado Rockies @ Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday, October 4th
Game 2 – Colorado Rockies @ Milwaukee Brewers on Friday, October 5th
Game 3 – Milwaukee Brewers @ Colorado Rockies on Sunday, October 7th
Game 4 – Milwaukee Brewers @ Colorado Rockies on Monday, October 8th
Game 5 – Colorado Rockies @ Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday, October 10th

NLDS "B" Series:

Game 1 – Atlanta Braves @ Los Angeles Dodgers on Thursday, October 4th
Game 2 – Atlanta Braves @ Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday, October 5th
Game 3 – Los Angeles Dodgers @ Atlanta Braves on Sunday, October 7th
Game 4 – Los Angeles Dodgers @ Atlanta Braves on Monday, October 8th
Game 5 – Atlanta Braves @ Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday, October 10th

Games 4 and 5 are only played if necessary.

AL Wild Card Game:

Oakland – 2
New York – 7

ALDS "A" Series:

Game 1 – New York Yankees @ Boston Red Sox on Friday, October 5th
Game 2 – New York Yankees @ Boston Red Sox on Saturday, October 6th
Game 3 – Boston Red Sox @ New York Yankees on Monday, October 8th
Game 4 – Boston Red Sox @ New York Yankees on Tuesday, October 9th
Game 5 – New York Yankees @ Boston Red Sox on Thursday, October 11th

ALDS "B" Series:

Game 1 – Cleveland Indians @ Houston Astros on Friday, October 5th
Game 2 – Cleveland Indians @ Houston Astros on Saturday, October 6th
Game 3 – Houston Astros @ Cleveland Indians on Monday, October 8th
Game 4 – Houston Astros @ Cleveland Indians on Tuesday, October 9th
Game 5 – Cleveland Indians @ Houston Astros on Thursday, October 11th

Games 4 and 5 are only played if necessary.

NLDS "A" Series:

Game 1 – Colorado Rockies 2 Milwaukee Brewers 3 (10 Innings)
Game 2 – Colorado Rockies @ Milwaukee Brewers on Friday, October 5th
Game 3 – Milwaukee Brewers @ Colorado Rockies on Sunday, October 7th
Game 4 – Milwaukee Brewers @ Colorado Rockies on Monday, October 8th
Game 5 – Colorado Rockies @ Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday, October 10th

Milwaukee leads 1-0

NLDS "B" Series:

Game 1 – Atlanta Braves 0 Los Angeles Dodgers 6
Game 2 – Atlanta Braves @ Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday, October 5th
Game 3 – Los Angeles Dodgers @ Atlanta Braves on Sunday, October 7th
Game 4 – Los Angeles Dodgers @ Atlanta Braves on Monday, October 8th
Game 5 – Atlanta Braves @ Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday, October 10th

Los Angeles leads 1-0

ALDS "A" Series:

Game 1 – New York Yankees 4 Boston Red Sox 5
Game 2 – New York Yankees @ Boston Red Sox on Saturday, October 6th
Game 3 – Boston Red Sox @ New York Yankees on Monday, October 8th
Game 4 – Boston Red Sox @ New York Yankees on Tuesday, October 9th
Game 5 – New York Yankees @ Boston Red Sox on Thursday, October 11th

Boston leads 1-0

ALDS "B" Series:

Game 1 – Cleveland Indians 2 Houston Astros 7
Game 2 – Cleveland Indians @ Houston Astros on Saturday, October 6th
Game 3 – Houston Astros @ Cleveland Indians on Monday, October 8th
Game 4 – Houston Astros @ Cleveland Indians on Tuesday, October 9th
Game 5 – Cleveland Indians @ Houston Astros on Thursday, October 11th

Houston leads 1-0

NLDS "A" Series:

Game 1 – Colorado Rockies 2 Milwaukee Brewers 3 (10 Innings)
Game 2 – Colorado Rockies 0 Milwaukee Brewers 4
Game 3 – Milwaukee Brewers @ Colorado Rockies on Sunday, October 7th
Game 4 – Milwaukee Brewers @ Colorado Rockies on Monday, October 8th
Game 5 – Colorado Rockies @ Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday, October 10th

Milwaukee leads 2-0

NLDS "B" Series:

Game 1 – Atlanta Braves 0 Los Angeles Dodgers 6
Game 2 – Atlanta Braves 0 Los Angeles Dodgers 3
Game 3 – Los Angeles Dodgers @ Atlanta Braves on Sunday, October 7th
Game 4 – Los Angeles Dodgers @ Atlanta Braves on Monday, October 8th
Game 5 – Atlanta Braves @ Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday, October 10th

Los Angeles leads 2-0

ALDS "A" Series:

Game 1 – New York Yankees 4 Boston Red Sox 5
Game 2 – New York Yankees 6 Boston Red Sox 2
Game 3 – Boston Red Sox @ New York Yankees on Monday, October 8th
Game 4 – Boston Red Sox @ New York Yankees on Tuesday, October 9th
Game 5 – New York Yankees @ Boston Red Sox on Thursday, October 11th

Series tied 1-1

ALDS "B" Series:

Game 1 – Cleveland Indians 2 Houston Astros 7
Game 2 – Cleveland Indians 1 Houston Astros 3
Game 3 – Houston Astros @ Cleveland Indians on Monday, October 8th
Game 4 – Houston Astros @ Cleveland Indians on Tuesday, October 9th
Game 5 – Cleveland Indians @ Houston Astros on Thursday, October 11th

Houston leads 2-0

NLDS "A" Series:

Game 1 – Colorado Rockies 2 Milwaukee Brewers 3 (10 Innings)
Game 2 – Colorado Rockies 0 Milwaukee Brewers 4
Game 3 – Milwaukee Brewers 6 Colorado Rockies 0

Milwaukee wins 3-0

NLDS "B" Series:

Game 1 – Atlanta Braves 0 Los Angeles Dodgers 6
Game 2 – Atlanta Braves 0 Los Angeles Dodgers 3
Game 3 – Los Angeles Dodgers 5 Atlanta Braves 6
Game 4 – Los Angeles Dodgers @ Atlanta Braves on Monday, October 8th
Game 5 – Atlanta Braves @ Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday, October 10th

Los Angeles leads 2-1

I'm kind of hoping to see the Braves force a Game 5, but it's not looking likely at this point. Still, pretty impressive season for the Brewers so far. Hopefully, they can keep the momentum up in the NCLS.

As far as AL, Yankees/Sox game tonight is going to be pivotal in terms of momentum. So far, they been trading hot bats across the two games. I think this one is going to be a low scoring game tonight.

Houston just looks too strong to be beaten right now, so unless there's some post-season magic still in the tank. I think the Indians are going to be knocked out.

NLDS "A" Series:

Game 1 – Colorado Rockies 2 Milwaukee Brewers 3 (10 Innings)
Game 2 – Colorado Rockies 0 Milwaukee Brewers 4
Game 3 – Milwaukee Brewers 6 Colorado Rockies 0

Milwaukee wins 3-0

NLDS "B" Series:

Game 1 – Atlanta Braves 0 Los Angeles Dodgers 6
Game 2 – Atlanta Braves 0 Los Angeles Dodgers 3
Game 3 – Los Angeles Dodgers 5 Atlanta Braves 6
Game 4 – Los Angeles Dodgers 6 Atlanta Braves 2

Los Angeles wins 3-1

ALDS "A" Series:

Game 1 – New York Yankees 4 Boston Red Sox 5
Game 2 – New York Yankees 6 Boston Red Sox 2
Game 3 – Boston Red Sox 16 New York Yankees 1
Game 4 – Boston Red Sox @ New York Yankees on Tuesday, October 9th
Game 5 – New York Yankees @ Boston Red Sox on Thursday, October 11th

Boston leads 2-1

ALDS "B" Series:

Game 1 – Cleveland Indians 2 Houston Astros 7
Game 2 – Cleveland Indians 1 Houston Astros 3
Game 3 – Houston Astros 11 Cleveland Indians 3

Houston wins 3-0

Brock Holt of the Red Sox has become the 1st player to hit for the cycle in the postseason.

ALDS "A" Series:

Game 1 – New York Yankees 4 Boston Red Sox 5
Game 2 – New York Yankees 6 Boston Red Sox 2
Game 3 – Boston Red Sox 16 New York Yankees 1
Game 4 – Boston Red Sox 4 New York Yankees 3

Boston wins 3-1

ALDS "B" Series:

Game 1 – Cleveland Indians 2 Houston Astros 7
Game 2 – Cleveland Indians 1 Houston Astros 3
Game 3 – Houston Astros 11 Cleveland Indians 3

Houston wins 3-0

NLCS:

Game 1 – Los Angeles Dodgers @ Milwaukee Brewers on Friday, October 12th
Game 2 – Los Angeles Dodgers @ Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday, October 13th
Game 3 – Milwaukee Brewers @ Los Angeles Dodgers on Monday, October 15th
Game 4 – Milwaukee Brewers @ Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday, October 16th
Game 5 – Milwaukee Brewers @ Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday, October 17th
Game 6 – Los Angeles Dodgers @ Milwaukee Brewers on Friday, October 19th
Game 7 – Los Angeles Dodgers @ Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday, October 20th

ALCS:

Game 1 – Houston Astros @ Boston Red Sox on Saturday, October 13th
Game 2 – Houston Astros @ Boston Red Sox on Sunday, October 14th
Game 3 – Boston Red Sox @ Houston Astros on Tuesday, October 16th
Game 4 – Boston Red Sox @ Houston Astros on Wednesday, October 17th
Game 5 – Boston Red Sox @ Houston Astros on Thursday, October 18th
Game 6 – Houston Astros @ Boston Red Sox on Saturday, October 20th
Game 7 – Houston Astros @ Boston Red Sox on Sunday, October 21st

Games 5, 6, and 7 are only played if necessary.

NLCS:

Game 1 – Los Angeles Dodgers 5 Milwaukee Brewers 6
Game 2 – Los Angeles Dodgers @ Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday, October 13th
Game 3 – Milwaukee Brewers @ Los Angeles Dodgers on Monday, October 15th
Game 4 – Milwaukee Brewers @ Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday, October 16th
Game 5 – Milwaukee Brewers @ Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday, October 17th
Game 6 – Los Angeles Dodgers @ Milwaukee Brewers on Friday, October 19th
Game 7 – Los Angeles Dodgers @ Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday, October 20th

Milwaukee leads 1-0

NLCS:

Game 1 – Los Angeles Dodgers 5 Milwaukee Brewers 6
Game 2 – Los Angeles Dodgers 4 Milwaukee Brewers 3
Game 3 – Milwaukee Brewers @ Los Angeles Dodgers on Monday, October 15th
Game 4 – Milwaukee Brewers @ Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday, October 16th
Game 5 – Milwaukee Brewers @ Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday, October 17th
Game 6 – Los Angeles Dodgers @ Milwaukee Brewers on Friday, October 19th
Game 7 – Los Angeles Dodgers @ Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday, October 20th

Series tied 1-1

ALCS:

Game 1 – Houston Astros 7 Boston Red Sox 2
Game 2 – Houston Astros @ Boston Red Sox on Sunday, October 14th
Game 3 – Boston Red Sox @ Houston Astros on Tuesday, October 16th
Game 4 – Boston Red Sox @ Houston Astros on Wednesday, October 17th
Game 5 – Boston Red Sox @ Houston Astros on Thursday, October 18th
Game 6 – Houston Astros @ Boston Red Sox on Saturday, October 20th
Game 7 – Houston Astros @ Boston Red Sox on Sunday, October 21st

Houston leads 1-0

ALCS:

Game 1 – Houston Astros 7 Boston Red Sox 2
Game 2 – Houston Astros 5 Boston Red Sox 7
Game 3 – Boston Red Sox @ Houston Astros on Tuesday, October 16th
Game 4 – Boston Red Sox @ Houston Astros on Wednesday, October 17th
Game 5 – Boston Red Sox @ Houston Astros on Thursday, October 18th
Game 6 – Houston Astros @ Boston Red Sox on Saturday, October 20th
Game 7 – Houston Astros @ Boston Red Sox on Sunday, October 21st

Series tied 1-1

NLCS:

Game 1 – Los Angeles Dodgers 5 Milwaukee Brewers 6
Game 2 – Los Angeles Dodgers 4 Milwaukee Brewers 3
Game 3 – Milwaukee Brewers 4 Los Angeles Dodgers 0
Game 4 – Milwaukee Brewers @ Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday, October 16th
Game 5 – Milwaukee Brewers @ Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday, October 17th
Game 6 – Los Angeles Dodgers @ Milwaukee Brewers on Friday, October 19th
Game 7 – Los Angeles Dodgers @ Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday, October 20th

Milwaukee leads 2-1

NLCS:

Game 1 – Los Angeles Dodgers 5 Milwaukee Brewers 6
Game 2 – Los Angeles Dodgers 4 Milwaukee Brewers 3
Game 3 – Milwaukee Brewers 4 Los Angeles Dodgers 0
Game 4 – Milwaukee Brewers 1 Los Angeles Dodgers 2 (13 Innings)
Game 5 – Milwaukee Brewers @ Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday, October 17th
Game 6 – Los Angeles Dodgers @ Milwaukee Brewers on Friday, October 19th
Game 7 – Los Angeles Dodgers @ Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday, October 20th

Series tied 2-2

ALCS:

Game 1 – Houston Astros 7 Boston Red Sox 2
Game 2 – Houston Astros 5 Boston Red Sox 7
Game 3 – Boston Red Sox 8 Houston Astros 2
Game 4 – Boston Red Sox @ Houston Astros on Wednesday, October 17th
Game 5 – Boston Red Sox @ Houston Astros on Thursday, October 18th
Game 6 – Houston Astros @ Boston Red Sox on Saturday, October 20th
Game 7 – Houston Astros @ Boston Red Sox on Sunday, October 21st

Boston leads 2-1

NLCS:

Game 1 – Los Angeles Dodgers 5 Milwaukee Brewers 6
Game 2 – Los Angeles Dodgers 4 Milwaukee Brewers 3
Game 3 – Milwaukee Brewers 4 Los Angeles Dodgers 0
Game 4 – Milwaukee Brewers 1 Los Angeles Dodgers 2 (13 Innings)
Game 5 – Milwaukee Brewers 2 Los Angeles Dodgers 5
Game 6 – Los Angeles Dodgers @ Milwaukee Brewers on Friday, October 19th
Game 7 – Los Angeles Dodgers @ Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday, October 20th

Los Angeles leads 3-2

ALCS:

Game 1 – Houston Astros 7 Boston Red Sox 2
Game 2 – Houston Astros 5 Boston Red Sox 7
Game 3 – Boston Red Sox 8 Houston Astros 2
Game 4 – Boston Red Sox 8 Houston Astros 6
Game 5 – Boston Red Sox @ Houston Astros on Thursday, October 18th
Game 6 – Houston Astros @ Boston Red Sox on Saturday, October 20th
Game 7 – Houston Astros @ Boston Red Sox on Sunday, October 21st

Boston leads 3-1

ALCS:

Game 1 – Houston Astros 7 Boston Red Sox 2
Game 2 – Houston Astros 5 Boston Red Sox 7
Game 3 – Boston Red Sox 8 Houston Astros 2
Game 4 – Boston Red Sox 8 Houston Astros 6
Game 5 – Boston Red Sox 4 Houston Astros 1

Boston wins 4-1

THE BOSTON RED SOX ARE GOING TO THE 2018 WORLD SERIES!

NLCS:

Game 1 – Los Angeles Dodgers 5 Milwaukee Brewers 6
Game 2 – Los Angeles Dodgers 4 Milwaukee Brewers 3
Game 3 – Milwaukee Brewers 4 Los Angeles Dodgers 0
Game 4 – Milwaukee Brewers 1 Los Angeles Dodgers 2 (13 Innings)
Game 5 – Milwaukee Brewers 2 Los Angeles Dodgers 5
Game 6 – Los Angeles Dodgers 2 Milwaukee Brewers 7
Game 7 – Los Angeles Dodgers @ Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday, October 20th

Series tied 3-3

NLCS:

Game 1 – Los Angeles Dodgers 5 Milwaukee Brewers 6
Game 2 – Los Angeles Dodgers 4 Milwaukee Brewers 3
Game 3 – Milwaukee Brewers 4 Los Angeles Dodgers 0
Game 4 – Milwaukee Brewers 1 Los Angeles Dodgers 2 (13 Innings)
Game 5 – Milwaukee Brewers 2 Los Angeles Dodgers 5
Game 6 – Los Angeles Dodgers 2 Milwaukee Brewers 7
Game 7 – Los Angeles Dodgers 5 Milwaukee Brewers 1

Los Angeles wins 4-3

THE LOS ANGELES DODGERS ARE GOING TO THE 2018 WORLD SERIES!