Who is in the ALCS?
The Toronto Blue Jays and Seattle Mariners.
Sports / MLB
The MLB playoffs are nearing the final four with the American League Championship Series (ALCS) and National League Championship Series (NLCS) matchups set to begin. Here’s a breakdown of the teams, bracket, and schedule for the league cham...
The Toronto Blue Jays secured their spot in the ALCS with a series win. They will face the Seattle Mariners, who also advanced. In the National League, the Los Angeles Dodgers eliminated the Philadelphia Phillies in a close series decided by an extra-innings error. The Dodgers will play either the Milwaukee Brewers or the Chicago Cubs, who are battling it out in their series. The World Series is set to begin on October 24.
**ALCS Schedule:** Game 1: Sunday, Oct. 12, Mariners at Blue Jays Game 2: Monday, Oct. 13, Mariners at Blue Jays Game 3: Wednesday, Oct. 15, Blue Jays at Mariners Game 4: Thursday, Oct. 16, Blue Jays at Mariners
**NLCS Schedule:** Game 1: Monday, Oct. 13, Dodgers vs. Brewers/Cubs Game 2: Tuesday, Oct. 14, Dodgers vs. Brewers/Cubs Game 3: Thursday, Oct. 16, Dodgers vs. Brewers/Cubs
The Toronto Blue Jays and Seattle Mariners.
The Los Angeles Dodgers will face either the Milwaukee Brewers or the Chicago Cubs.
October 24.
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