Major League Baseball today announced the scheduling of Monday’s potential Tiebreaker Games on ESPN. Monday, Oct. 1 If One Game, 4:09 p.m. (ET)/3:09 p.m. (CT)/1:09 p.m. (PT): Milwaukee Brewers @ Chicago Cubs for National League Central Title                     or Colorado Rockies @ Los Angeles
Which teams will win the NL West and Central, and which will be wild cards? It’s still up in the air, but here’s what you need to know as the hunt for the postseason plays out.
Which teams will win the NL West and Central, and which will be wild cards? It’s still up in the air, but here’s what you need to know as the hunt for the postseason plays out.
The Central, West and one wild-card spot are still up for grabs in the NL. Here’s what you need to know as the hunt for the postseason plays out.
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Kurt Busch won the inaugural Charlotte Motor Speedway road course Busch Pole Award after he maneuvered the 17-turn, 2.28-mile course at 106.868 mph in the No. 41 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford. RELATED: Full results Weekend schedule Best photos It is Busch’s fourth pole this season and the 26th of his career
Kris Bryant homered after sitting for two games and Kyle Hendricks tossed 8 sharp innings en route to the Cubs’ win over the Cardinals at Wrigley Field. Chicago could clinch the NL Central with one more win over St. Louis and losses by the Brewers on Friday and Saturday. Anthony Rizzo drove in two on a single and a sac fly, Albert Almora added a pair on a single, and Daniel Murphy, Jason Heyward and David Bote knocked in one apiece. Adam Wainwright yielded four runs in five innings for the Cards, who now face elimination from postseason contention. St. Louis scored twice in the sixth, on a Marcell Ozuna single and a Paul DeJong groundout, and twice in the ninth, following two Cubs errors.
Kris Bryant homered after sitting for two games and Kyle Hendricks tossed 8 sharp innings en route to the Cubs’ win over the Cardinals at Wrigley Field. Chicago could clinch the NL Central with one more win over St. Louis and losses by the Brewers on Friday and Saturday. Anthony Rizzo drove in two on a single and a sac fly, Albert Almora added a pair on a single, and Daniel Murphy, Jason Heyward and David Bote knocked in one apiece. Adam Wainwright yielded four runs in five innings for the Cards, who now face elimination from postseason contention. St. Louis scored twice in the sixth, on a Marcell Ozuna single and a Paul DeJong groundout, and twice in the ninth, following two Cubs errors.
Busch beat out A.J. Allmendinger for the pole, putting himself in strong position to make the second round of the playoffs.
