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Randal Grichuk and Doyle homered in the third inning as the playoff-bound White Sox defeated the Colorado Rockies 4-2 in the regular-season finale. The loss capped a dismal year for Colorado, which dropped 18 of its final 22 games and finished 58-104, the worst record in Major League Baseball for a second consecutive season.

The MLB postseason is set, with the wild-card round featuring four matchups: Red Sox vs Yankees, Cubs vs Padres, Phillies vs Braves and White Sox vs Astros. Coverage is focused on series predictions, key X-factors and which stars could decide each matchup. The Red Sox-Yankees rivalry rematch and the Cubs-Padres showdown are drawing particular attention as fans and analysts weigh who advances.

The Chicago White Sox will meet the Houston Astros in the American League Wild Card Series, a rematch of their 2021 postseason clash. Chicago and Houston previously faced off in last year's AL Division Series, a hard-fought matchup that drew wide attention among baseball fans.

The Guardians earned a hard-fought come-from-behind win over the Royals, cutting their magic number for the division title to two. With the White Sox also in the chase and only two games left, the race for the division crown has turned into a fierce battle, and a title would also secure a postseason seeding spot.

The Chicago White Sox took on the Colorado Rockies in an MLB matchup drawing attention in Japan, where Rockies starter Tomoyoshi Sugano allowed two home runs to Munetaki Murakami. Sugano, in his second MLB season, finished 12-12 and said Murakami looked like he had grown even since Japan. Japanese sports outlets also noted the possibility of a rare all-Chicago World Series, with both the Cubs and White Sox in playoff contention.

Major League Baseball has released the schedule for the Wild Card Series round of the postseason. The matchups include the Chicago Cubs travelling to face the San Diego Padres, while the Chicago White Sox will play either the Houston Astros or the Texas Rangers. Fans in Chicago and across the league are now locking in their viewing plans as the playoff picture takes shape.

Major League Baseball has released the schedule for the postseason Wild Card Series, with the Chicago Cubs opening at the San Diego Padres and the Chicago White Sox traveling to face the Houston Astros on Tuesday. The announcement sets the stage for the first round of the playoffs, with both Chicago teams appearing in October baseball and fans in the city getting a rare double dose of playoff action.

The Chicago White Sox and Houston Astros open the American League Wild Card Series on Tuesday, with first pitch scheduled for 5 p.m. ET and coverage available on Peacock and NBCSN. MLB.com has published a FAQ answering common fan questions about the matchup, broadcast details and playoff format as the postseason begins.

The Colorado Rockies' season came to an end with a defeat against the Chicago White Sox. The loss closed the book on a disappointing campaign for Colorado, while Chicago closed out the matchup with the win. Details on the final score and standout performances remain limited, but the result formally ends the Rockies' 2025 schedule.

Munetaka Murakami came within inches of a game-tying home run on September 27, launching a 117-meter fly ball that drew cheers and sighs from fans. Reports note the ball would have cleared the fence at four parks, including Dodger Stadium. Meanwhile, the Chicago White Sox missed the division title but secured a wildcard playoff spot.

The Houston Astros and Chicago White Sox have both clinched playoff spots, and the full schedule for their postseason matchup is now out, including game times and TV listings. Fans are also looking at how to buy tickets as the teams prepare to meet in October baseball.