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It's happened just once in MLB history. We look at Houston's chances to win two more games and turn a 3-0 deficit into a trip to the Fall Classic.

It's happened just once in MLB history. We look at Houston's chances to win two more games and turn a 3-0 deficit into a trip to the World Series.

Atlanta is one win from ousting L.A., and Tampa Bay takes another crack at finishing off the Astros.

The Braves' Bryse Wilson, who hadn't pitched in nearly three weeks, threw six one-hit innings and held the advantage his offense provided off a shaky Clayton Kershaw in a 10-2 victory that put Atlanta one win from the World Series.

Blame the ace, blame the manager, blame the offense -- ultimately it doesn't matter. L.A. needs to win three straight to avoid another huge disappointment.

Behind a Carlos Correa walk-off, Houston has turned a 3-0 ALCS deficit into a chance to tie Tampa Bay, while Atlanta could KO L.A. in Game 5.

Carlos Correa credited an in-game tip from Astros hitting coach Alex Cintron as helping pave the way for his ninth-inning heroics. "I was like, 'Wow, this feels good,'" he said.

The Astros and manager Dusty Baker pulled off an improbable postseason victory Thursday behind an inexperienced pitching lineup and a game-winning home run from Carlos Correa.

Winds blowing at 15 mph at the start of Game 4 of the NLCS proved challenging for the Los Angeles Dodgers and Atlanta Braves on Thursday night.

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Houston has now turned a 3-0 ALCS deficit into a chance to tie the series Friday.

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The Tampa Bay Rays will use John Curtiss as their Game 5 opener Thursday, while the Astros will start rookie Luis Garcia.

The longtime Dodgers ace has another chance to alter the narrative of his postseason career in a critical Game 4 against the Braves.

Houston and L.A. got off the mat on Wednesday. Now both will try to land another blow vs. Rays and Braves.

For two games, L.A. looked like a team that wasn't long for the playoffs. In one stunning half-hour, the Dodgers unleashed all they can be.

With the Rays threatening in the sixth inning of Wednesday's ALCS Game 4, Astros manager Dusty Baker stuck with his gut and left Zack Greinke in to work his way out of a jam -- a decision that paid off and earned praise from the Houston starter.

Astros second baseman Jose Altuve was able to shake himself free of the fielding nightmare that gripped him the previous two days, making two accurate throws and delivering a first-inning home run that set the tone for Houston in Wednesday's ALCS Game 4.

L.A. scored a postseason-record 11 first-inning runs to crush Atlanta, while Houston averted a Tampa Bay sweep.

The Dodgers scored 11 runs, the most in any inning in MLB postseason history, in the first inning of Wednesday's NLCS Game 3 against the Braves.