2025 MLB Playoff picture, bracket
Here's a breakdown of how the playoffs would look if the season ended on July 21, 2025.
The first three seeds in each league are division winners. The next three are wild-card teams.
In the hunt:
In the hunt:
The first and second seeds in each league receive byes to automatically reach the divisional round. Here's the bracket breakdown:
For the latest updates, check out our MLB playoff standings.
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