The MLB Postseason is here and now we want to know what the computer thinks will win the World Series this year. I just recently did a sim in a game Out of the Park Baseball 24 where I did the simulation of the 2023 MLB postseason.
The MLB Postseason is set and it is time for my wildcard preview matchups and the best of three series for them. We will go over the matchups and perview you them and tell you the teams that are in and who are the umpires for each series.
As the calendar prepares to change from September to October, so does the MLB season from regular season to post-season. Some teams have clinched playoff berths & have their seeds locked. Others are still in the playoff picture, but this weekend can be a game-changing one for any of them. Let’s take a look at both leagues and see every scenario that could happen.
All eyes will be on Oregon today as Coach Prime leads his undefeated Buffaloes (minus dual threat Travis Hunter) to Eugene to face the tough task of the Oregon Ducks. But they are not the only big game this weekend:
With the 2023 MLB Season drawing closer and closer to an end, we get to salute those who will be playing in the postseason as well as those who are taking a bow for the final time. For the Cardinals, it’ll be all about the return of Jordan Walker back to his hometown of Atlanta as they face the Braves and the curtain call for Adam Wainwright who will be pitching against his hometown team for the final time. But those are not the only topics that are making their rounds in the MLB.
Take a look at the above photo. In a matter of weeks, this photo will be filled with the teams that have punched their ticket to the MLB Postseason. Twelve teams will be vying for a shot to show up and show out at The Fall Classic.
It’s been one long nightmare of a year for the New York Yankees and manager Aaron Boone. According to the standings, they haven’t looked this bad this late in the season since September 1995.
Even with the new NFL season on the horizon, there are still plenty of other sports leagues that are garnering for attention. There are even some that are trying their hardest to turn a loss to a win. And then there’s the migraine headache known as Sage Steele.
Yes, we are a week late and a dollar short, but the bonus of us is that we can go ham and any given time and still be damn good at what we do. After spending the week scouring the news and seeing what works and what doesn’t, plus meeting the newest writer of our Bleacher Brothers Family (Earl Jenkins, Jr. II), we get to revisit a few things that made headlines under the radar.