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After the other three MLB wild-card series ended in sweeps, all eyes are on Milwaukee, where the New York Mets and Milwaukee Brewers will meet in a Game 3 showdown on Thursday night (Live on ESPN). The winner gets a National League Division Series date with the Philadelphia Phillies — and the loser goes home.
There is less than a week remaining until the start of the 2024 MLB playoffs, and our MLB insiders are ready to break down the biggest questions, latest news and notable October buzz across the industry.
The Washington Nationals demoted All-Star shortstop CJ Abrams to the minor leagues after he stayed out all night at a Chicago-area casino, leaving only hours before a Friday day game against the Chicago Cubs, sources told ESPN's Jesse Rogers.
We have our first official playoff teams! The Brewers clinched the season's first postseason spot on Wednesday with a Cubs loss, and the Yankees followed suit later that night by beating the Mariners in extra innings to secure their trip to October. Now, with 11 days left in the regular season, we wait to see who's next.
We're now in the stretch run, as the 2024 MLB season enters September and teams make their final pushes for the postseason. In fact, some of the league's top clubs are already on their way to clinching a playoff berth — potentially as soon as next week.
Welcome to the final stretch. As we enter September, teams are mostly split into three categories: those preparing for the playoffs, those trying to make a run at contention and those whose focus has turned to next season.
The race for baseball's best record continues to be incredibly close — with six teams separated by just two games and no team on pace for more than 96 wins. The last time that happened in a full season was 2007.
The MLB trade deadline is in the rearview mirror — and a number of teams look fairly different because of it.