MLB Playoffs Will Be Played In A Bubble

The MLB season is like nothing we've ever seen before. A 60 game sprint to the postseason and an attempt to avoid COVID-19 as much as possible while still playing the majority of games in teams home ballparks. Even though it appears the worst of players testing positive for the coronavirus is behind us with about two weeks left in the season the MLB and the MLBPA have reportedly agreed to move all playoff teams into a bubble scenario in an attempt to ensure a smooth postseason.

As reported by ESPN's Jeff Passan:
All three the Wild Card games would be played at the higher seeds park.

The NLDS would be played at Globe Life Field at Arlington Texas (Highest remaining NL Seed) and Houston's Minute Maid Park (second-highest remaining NL seed)

The ALDS would see the highest remaining AL seed playing their series at San Diego's Petco Park and the second highest AL seed's series at Los Angeles Dodgers' Stadium.

The NLCS is set to be played in Arlington.

The ALCS would be at Petco Park.

The World Series which would start Oct. 20 at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, and would end no later than Oct. 28.

1045 The Team ESPN Radio will be your home for the MLB Playoffs. Check back on the App for the on-air schedule as soon as it's made available by Major League Baseball.