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- 1White Sox, Astros Open AL Wild Card Series●White Sox-Astros AL Wild Card Series Game 1 FAQ (5 ET, Peacock/NBCSN)
The Chicago White Sox and Houston Astros begin their American League Wild Card Series with Game 1 at 5 p.m. ET. The game will be broadcast on Peacock and NBCSN, part of MLB's expanded playoff coverage. Fans can follow an FAQ guide from MLB.com covering start times, pitching matchups, how to watch and what is at stake in the best-of-three matchup.
- 2White Sox Host Astros in AL Wild Card Series Opener▼White Sox-Astros AL Wild Card Series Game 1 FAQ (Tues., 5 ET, Peacock/NBCSN)
The Chicago White Sox and Houston Astros open the American League Wild Card Series on Tuesday at 5 p.m. ET, with coverage on Peacock and NBCSN. MLB.com published a fan FAQ covering how to watch, the matchup details, and what to know before first pitch as the postseason begins.
- 3Injuries cloud star availability ahead of MLB Wild Card Series▼How will injury impact these stars in AL, NL Wild Card Series?
With the MLB postseason's Wild Card Series underway, attention has turned to how injuries will affect several star players in both the American and National League brackets. MLB.com examines the key names whose health status could shape their teams' chances, leaving clubs and fans weighing lineups and rotations around uncertain contributors.
- 4Crochet could join Red Sox bullpen for Wild Card Series●Crochet has chance to make Red Sox's Wild Card Series roster as reliever https://www. mlb.com/news/garrett-crochet-a l-w
Garrett Crochet has a chance to make the Boston Red Sox's roster for the American League Wild Card Series, potentially serving as a reliever rather than a starter. MLB reports the move would echo the tone he set at Yankee Stadium in Game 1 of last year's AL Wild Card round. Fans are weighing how Boston might deploy its ace in a short postseason series.