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Houston and Boston started the postseason on a winning note. Will they move within one victory of an ALCS collision in Saturday's Game 2s?

Tim Kurkjian makes the case for a Houston-Boston ALCS -- and why he might be completely wrong about both teams.

Carrying expectations from being baseball's best team and now facing their archrivals, the Sox are about to feel the heat this October.

Dave Roberts' decision to use Hyun-Jin Ryu, not Clayton Kershaw, as his Game 1 starter raised some eyebrows, but Ryu delivered in a big way.

Whether he's ripping home runs or working for walks, MVP-in-waiting Christian Yelich continues to give the opposition fits. Just ask the Rockies.

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Clayton Kershaw says he accepts the reasons he was given for not starting Game 1 of the National League Division Series.

Reunited in Cleveland, the pair would like nothing more than to go farther in the playoffs with the Indians than they did with the Blue Jays.

The National League Division Series gets underway at Miller Park.

Rockies pitcher Tyler Anderson will start Game 2 of the NLDS vs. the Brewers, who were 24-19 against left-handed pitchers this season.

Chris Sale insists he feels good and expects to win regardless of questions over his velocity after shoulder issues, as the Red Sox ace gets the ball for Game 1 of Friday's American League Division Series against the Yankees.

J.A. Happ, who went 1-1 with a 1.99 ERA in four starts against the Red Sox this season, will pitch Game 1 of the ALDS for the Yankees on Friday night.

Indians manager Terry Francona said Thursday that outfielder Rajai Davis will get the final spot on the team's 25-man roster for the AL Division Series against the Astros.

A's fan John Spencer, who was caught on video being doused with beer at Yankee Stadium, will receive a "care package" from the Athletics after they tracked him down.

Braves shortstop Dansby Swanson and Dodgers starter Ross Stripling were left off their respective NLDS rosters.

Tim Kurkjian makes the case for a Milwaukee-Los Angeles NLCS -- and why he might be completely wrong about both teams.

The Rockies look to ride their wild-card momentum, the young Braves hope to shake any jitters, and Milwaukee and L.A. try to hold serve at home.

The 20-year-old phenom hasn't been afraid to enjoy the ride while helping the Braves return to the postseason.

What has the supertalented rookie given the Braves? Energy, excitement, confidence and an early start to becoming the NL's next powerhouse.

The offense is booming, the rotation is clicking and L.A. is finally looking like the powerhouse we've been waiting to see all season -- but none of it will matter if the Dodgers' closer isn't on his game in October.