A knock-down season series carries over into the postseason, as the more talented Cubs face the more experienced Cardinals.
The Astros and Yankees battle for the chance to dethrone the defending AL champion Royals.
What teams do when teams can do whatever they damned well feel like.
The Warthen Slider has helped two Mets playoff starters become dominant. Now, the other two LDS starters have worked on featuring the pitch.
Is it a ticket to the playoffs, or is it something short of that? Is clinching a reason to celebrate?
The staff disagrees with the early odds of these clubs winning next year’s World Series.
Few expected these players to steal the show in October, but that didn’t stop them from doing so.
The A’s stumbled into the postseason, but they may have the edge on the hill and in the dugout against the Royals.
Does the wild card winner have a worse chance of advancing out of the LDS than if they didn’t have to win a wild card game first?
In hindsight, some games loom larger than others for the six teams that were still fighting for position on the last day of the year.
Derek Jeter manages a hell of a send-off at Yankee Stadium, the playoff races are winding to a close, and previews from the final weekend of regular-season action.
Do out-of-it-teams play better or worse than you’d expect based on their talent level? Spoiler: You’ll have to read the article to find out.
Don’t believe everything you read, especially when it comes to playoff cliches.
With the playoffs coming, tracking the chances each team has to win becomes a daily sport, aided by the Baseball Prospectus Playoff Odds feature.
St. Louis’ slump, and some final musings on Mike Matheny.
Ben and Sam review the World Series and talk about the 2013 seasons and futures of the Red Sox and Cardinals with Zachary Levine.