Three sweeps, one Game 3 thriller, and a South Side story nobody saw coming. On this episode of 90 Feet, we break down everything that went down in Wild Card week and get you ready for a loaded Division Series weekend.

The Wild Card recap: The White Sox swept the Astros to win their first playoff series since 2005 (yes, really). The Yankees ran the Red Sox out of the Bronx with two lopsided wins. The Padres' pitching staff shut down the best offense in baseball to sweep the Cubs. And the Braves outlasted the Phillies in the only series that went the distance, setting up a date with the defending champs.

The Division Series preview:

🔹 ALDS: White Sox vs. Guardians: can Chicago's Cinderella run survive a division rival?

🔹 ALDS: Yankees vs. Rays: New York's red-hot bats vs. the AL's top seed

🔹 NLDS: Padres vs. Brewers: Jacob Misiorowski and the NL's best regular-season team host a veteran Padres club

🔹 NLDS: Braves vs. Dodgers: Atlanta tries to dethrone the champs.

We give our picks for every series.

The road to October is here, and on 90 Feet, Ryan and I are breaking down everything you need to know about the 2026 MLB Playoffs! Can anyone dethrone the Dodgers? Which teams are built to make a deep postseason run? Will we see a surprise team crash the party, and which players could become October heroes? We’ll debate the biggest matchups, storylines, contenders, dark horses, and potential surprises as the best teams in baseball battle for the ultimate prize. And, of course, we’ll make our predictions for one of the biggest questions in baseball: Who will be crowned the 2026 World Series Champion? The postseason is unpredictable, the stakes are higher, and anything can happen once October arrives. Ryan and I are taking you all the way around the bases — one pitch, one matchup, and one series at a time. ⚾ Welcome to 90 Feet — Let’s Play Ball!

The 2026 trade deadline just delivered its biggest bombshell yet — Tarik Skubal is a Dodger. Fares, Ryan, and Suge break down the blockbuster deal that sent the two-time reigning AL Cy Young winner to Los Angeles, and nobody on the panel is holding back.

The guys also run through the rest of deadline day chaos — Freddy Peralta heading to the Rays, the Yankees' move for Luis García Jr., and which sellers still have work to do before the buzzer.