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National League Wild Card Series
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- 1Arraez out of NL Wild Card Series with ankle injury▼Hampered by ankle injury, Arraez won't be on NL Wild Card Series roster
Luis Arraez will not be included on his team's roster for the National League Wild Card Series after an ankle injury hampered the slugger. The news, reported by MLB.com, comes just as the postseason begins, meaning his club must set its playoff lineup without one of its better hitters while Arraez recovers.
- 2MLB Wild Card playoff games: TV schedule and streaming info▼MLB playoff games on TV today: Schedule, times, channels, live streams to watch AL, NL Wild Card games
Fans are looking up how to watch the MLB Wild Card round, with both the American League and National League series on the schedule today. Sports outlets are publishing guides listing game times, TV channels and live stream options so viewers can follow every playoff matchup.
- 3Phillies Host Braves in NL Wild Card Series Game 1▼Phillies-Braves NL Wild Card Series Game 1 FAQ (2 ET, NBC/Peacock)
The Philadelphia Phillies and Atlanta Braves open the National League Wild Card Series on Tuesday, with first pitch scheduled for 2 p.m. ET. The game will be broadcast on NBC and streaming on Peacock, an unusual national window for playoff baseball. Fans are looking for start times, pitching matchups and how to watch as the postseason gets underway.
- 4Cubs face Padres in NL Wild Card Series Game 1▼Cubs-Padres NL Wild Card Series Game 1 FAQ (10 p.m. ET, NBCSN, Peacock)
The Chicago Cubs and San Diego Padres open the National League Wild Card Series tonight at 10 p.m. ET. The best-of-three matchup will be broadcast on NBCSN and streamed on Peacock, an unusual late start for playoff baseball. MLB.com has published a viewer FAQ covering broadcast details and what fans need to know ahead of first pitch.