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Fresh off three scoreless innings in his postseason debut, rookie Hagen Smith details what the Game 1 win means for the White Sox and what it means to him to deliver in the playoffs right away.
Austin Wells delivers for the Yankees with an RBI single to get the Yankees on the board first in Game 1 of the AL Wild Card Series.
Colson Montgomery flexed his muscles in a big way against the Astros, where the emerging slugger belted a solo shot to dead center in Game 1 of the AL Wild Card Series.
Yankees star Cody Bellinger shares his mentality for the Yankees’ Wild Card rematch with the Red Sox, dives into his process as an outfielder and reflects on his favorite moment as a major leaguer.
After battling through a “hard season,” Austin Riley came through in a massive way for the Braves in Game 1 of the NL Wild Card Series, where he gathered his emotions after the win.
Joey Votto, John Kruk and C.J. Nitkowski unpack the Braves’ dramatic win over the Phillies in Game 1 of the NL Wild Card Series, with Philadelphia facing a “tall order” to pull off a series comeback.
The 2026 MLB postseason began with a classic bout between two NL East rivals, where the Braves powered their way to a thrilling Game 1 win over the Phillies at Truist Park.
Austin Riley delivered when it mattered most for the Braves, where he slugged a three-run home run to erase the Phillies’ lead and send the fans at Truist Park into a frenzy.
Red Sox vs. Yankees. It’s one of baseball’s legendary rivalries, with Bob Costas sifting through history as the matchup returns in all of its glory for a rematch in the 2026 MLB Wild Card Series in the Bronx.
Michael Harris II explains why he’s taking lessons from past postseason experience to help fuel the Atlanta Braves in their Wild Card Series with the Philadelphia Phillies.
Alec Bohm records the first RBI of the 2026 MLB postseason with a double off Braves’ ace Chris Sale in Game 1 of the NL Wild Card Series.
CC Sabathia and Eric Hosmer reminisce on their playing days and what it meant to take part in the playoffs, where a “brand new season” begins with higher stakes.
CC Sabathia and Eric Hosmer unpack key storylines heading into the Cubs and Padres’ Wild Card Series, where NL MVP favorite Pete Crow-Armstrong looks to continue his monster season as San Diego leans on its bullpen.
Bryce Harper collects his thoughts ahead of the Phillies’ Wild Card series with the Braves, where he details Philadelphia’s mentality and why Chris Sale is the best left-handed pitcher he’s ever faced.
In a rivalry that has “new spice,” the Yankees and Red Sox meet once again the 2026 Wild Card Series, where pitching on both sides will determine which squad advances to the ALDS.
Paul Pabst and Andrew Perloff make their picks for all four MLB Wild Card Round series.
Lou Merloni, former Red Sox infielder and NBC analyst, joins Not So Fast to give his take on Aaron Judge missing the first round of the playoffs and what it means for both teams.
James Schiano outlines the current favorites to win the National League Rookie of the Year award, with Cincinnati Reds first baseman Sal Stewart leading the charge as the odds-on favorite.
The Red Sox will have Willson Contreras in the lineup for the team’s Wild Card series against the New York Yankees. The first baseman’s return comes at a great time for a struggling Boston offense.
James Schiano discusses Justin Verlander’s final MLB start, breaking down the future Hall of Famer’s career and his emotional farewell to Major League Baseball.
James Schiano unpacks how Arizona Diamondbacks’ catcher, Gabriel Moreno, became the third catcher since 1950 to win a National League batting title.
Drew Dinsick and Vaughn Dalzell see an “evenly-set matchup” between the San Diego Padres and Chicago Cubs in the Wild Card round.
Drew Dinsick and Vaughn Dalzell break down the Yankees-Red Sox Wild Card round and if Boston can continue their second-half magic as underdogs in the Wild Card round.
With the Cubs and White Sox both clinching postseason births and Pete Crow-Armstrong joining the 40-40 club, it’s been an exciting stretch for both fanbases and the city of Chicago.
James Schiano unpacks the interesting pitching experiment going on in Miami, postulating that ace Sandy Alcantara may just want the ball as much as possible as he makes the most of his “rubber arm.”
James Schiano explains what happened to cause Luis Arraez to exit in the sixth inning vs. the Brewers, unpacking how it affects the Phillies’ postseason hopes and spotlighting Edmundo Sosa as a defensive replacement.
James Schiano breaks down why it’s meaningful to detail Colson Montgomery tying the single season strikeout record with a considerable drop in production as a result.
Paul Pabst and Andrew Perloff discuss the New York Yankees being set to be without Aaron Judge to start the MLB Playoffs and how that affects the offense.
Eric Samulski reflects on the news about Yankee’ Aaron Judge’s calf injury and treatment, including what that means for his postseason status with New York.
Shohei Ohtani is expected to return Wednesday as the Dodgers get healthier ahead of the postseason. Plus, Eric Samulski discusses Mookie Betts leading off, key roster battles, and tough decisions looming for October.