While each night offers a bit more clarity on the 2025 MLB playoff picture, there's still plenty to sort out between now and Sunday's regular-season finale.

The wild card race is heating up as the leaves brown, with the Mets, Diamondbacks and Reds all in the hunt for a final postseason berth in the senior circuit.

The Blue Jays ended their losing streak with a win over the Red Sox the has Toronto tied with the Yankees atop the American League East—and in possession of the tiebreaker—and Boston in the second Wild Card spot, one game ahead of the Tigers and two ahead of the Astros.

San Diego Padres insider AJ Cassavell predicted the San Diego Padres' starting pitchers for their best-of-three Wild Card series against the Chicago Cubs. Last

The Detroit Tigers have squandered a double-digit division lead over the Cleveland Guardians in just three weeks. The New York Mets are barely clinging to their wild-card spot, the Houston Astros are suddenly on the outside looking in, and every other team seems flawed in some way.

The Yankees haven’t made any announcements regarding their playoff rotation, but their probable pitchers for the rest of the regular season may offer a window into their thinking.

Walker Buehler pitched five scoreless innings and the Philadelphia Phillies beat Miami 1-0 on Thursday night, eliminating the Marlins from the wild-card race.

Playoff baseball is already here for the Mets, who rallied from a 6-1 deficit to defeat the Cubs 9-7 on Tuesday and leap back into the sixth slot in the NL playoff pecking order.

The organization announced that 2025 postseason tickets will go on sale Friday, September 26 at 10 a.m. ET exclusively through CLEGuardians.com/tickets. The Guardians could host a Wild Card Round, which would be a best-of-three series played entirely at Progressive Field.