The National League wild card race has gotten mighty interesting in the last week. After the Mets won in Cincinnati last Friday, they were tied for the Padres for the second wild card spot with the Giants four games back, Diamondbacks 5 ½ games out and Reds six back.

Alex Bregman has played in eight postseasons — and eight consecutive meaningful Septembers. It’s fair to say, then, that he has gained some pretty good perspective when it comes to how to handle adversity late in a season when the standings get tight.

The stage is set for the Guardians to stay in the American League wild-card race, perhaps until the final out of Game 162 when they host the Texas Rangers on Sept. 28 at Progressive Field.

The Texas Rangers keep finding ways to keep themselves in the AL playoff race. On Wednesday, they swept the best team in baseball.

The Guardians and Royals are vying for position in the AL wild card race. Here's what happened when the teams met for the third time in as many days.

Making a true postseason run is going to prove to be a challenge. Not only do the Guardians have to catch the Mariners or Astros, but they also need to surpass the Rangers. With multiple ball clubs competing for one Wild Card spot, Cleveland will need to play its best possible baseball down the stretch.

The Chicago Cubs got Jameson Taillon back on the mound on Wednesday night and beat the Atlanta Braves, 3-2.    The Cubs (83-63) didn’t get much length from Tail

The Guardians are currently using a six-man rotation. Out of those six, who would you pick to pitch in a best-of-three wild card series?

It has been a while since Chicago Cubs fans had to figure out the magic number, a flashback to the late 2010s that disappeared around the same time Kyle Schwarber was nontendered. But it’s time to brush up on those math skills again.

As the playoffs draw closer, the New York Yankees should have a better idea of who they may face in a potential Wild Card Series.