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MLB's first-ever wild-card series weekend concludes with just one Game 3: the Mets and Padres at Citi Field.

Behind a strong performance from Aaron Nola, the Phillies shutout the Cardinals in Game 2 to reach their first NLDS since 2011.

Jacob deGrom kept things close early and the Mets' offense exploded late, forcing the only decisive Game 3 of the new wild-card round.

Carlos Santana and J.P. Crawford delivered before Adam Frazier capped Seattle's historic comeback with one sweet swing.

Buck Showalter's gamble to use closer Edwin Diaz in seventh inning and part of the eighth paid off Saturday night in the Mets' 7-3 Game 2 Wild Card win over the San Diego Padres.

After failing to reach an extension before this season, Aaron Judge will become a free agent, and following Judge's 62-homer season, Yankees GM Brian Cashman says a "pot of gold" awaits the slugger on the open market.

The Yankees have set their pitching rotation for their American League Division Series against the upstart Cleveland Guardians.

Aroldis Chapman keeps making himself extremely unlikable.

Reliever Aroldis Chapman was dropped from the Yankees' American League Division Series roster because he missed Friday's workout.

With the Phillies topping the Cardinals in the wild-card round, Albert Pujols and Yadier Molina have likely played their final game. Cooperstown is waiting.

In his new book, Tyler Kepner digs into the history of the Fall Classic, including a look at unheralded players who stepped up for their teams at exactly the right time.

Pete Alonso's first playoff dinger came on a first-pitch fastball from long reliever Nick Martinez.

Jacob deGrom did not deliver his masterpiece, but he did deliver enough for the Mets to live to fight another day as the Mets won 7-3.

Toronto Blue Jays center fielder George Springer was carted off the field after he collided with shortstop Bo Bichette in the eighth inning of their playoff game against the Seattle Mariners on Saturday.

Down by 8-1 after five innings, Seattle managed to fight its way back, moving on to a division series against the Houston Astros.

Oscar Gonzalez's solo homer was the only run in a five-hour game that had 16 pitchers and 39 strikeouts. Next up for Cleveland: the Yankees.

Rookie Oscar Gonzalez broke up the longest scoreless postseason game in major league history with a leadoff home run in the 15th inning.

The 2022 New York Mets have handled adversity well all season, maybe save for the debacle in Atlanta that cost them the National League East.