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The Seattle Mariners eliminated the Detroit Tigers in 15 innings in their winner-take-all Game 5 of the ALDS. Here are five of the wildest stats from the record-setting game.
Blake Silverman|
In the longest winner-take-all game in MLB postseason history, Seattle’s record-breaking catcher headlined a list of stunning performances in a Game 5 for the ages.
Tom Verducci|
The Toronto Blue Jays' social account posted the perfect message during the marathon game between the Detroit Tigers and Seattle Mariners to decide who will go to the ALCS.
Blake Silverman|
The Tigers and Mariners faced off in a winner-take-all Game 5 on Friday night on Fox. The winner would move on to the American League Championship Series agains
Stephen Douglas|
The Los Angeles Angels and franchise legend Albert Pujols are reportedly in discussions regarding the team's managerial opening.
Blake Silverman|
Cristopher Sánchez is probably eager for the robot umps to get involved next year.
Tyler Lauletta|
The Phillies' loss to the Dodgers on Thursday not only ended their playoff run, but also possibly this era of the team.
Tyler Lauletta|
Bellinger put together the second-highest WAR of his career in 2025.
Michael McDaniel|
Detroit’s ace will take the hill for Friday’s winner-take-all Game 5 in Seattle.
Tom Verducci|
Pure class from the Dodgers manager.
Tim Capurso|
Hyeseong Kim, who scored the winning run for the Dodgers, made a near-mistake that was missed in the end of game chaos.
Tim Capurso|
A botched throw in the 11th inning handed the Dodgers the series and left Philadelphia facing an offseason full of difficult decisions.
Tyler Lauletta|
Dodgers advance to NLCS.
Kyle Koster|
The Phillies reliever explained his thought process on the critical 11th inning error.
Tim Capurso|
What are the best—and worst—manager jobs open this offseason?
Ryan Phillips|
Phillies' J.T. Realmuto was trying to tell reliever Orion Kerkering where to throw.
Kristen Wong|
The Phillies made history with an awful 11th-inning error in Game 4 of the NLDS. Their postseason series with the Dodgers is the first in MLB history to end on a walkoff error.
Ryan Phillips|
Pure class from the Phillies manager.
Kristen Wong|
Oh no.
Tom Dierberger|
The Philadelphia reliever committed a horrendous error in the 11th inning of NLDS Game 4 to hand L.A. a 2-1 win and a series victory.
Ryan Phillips|
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