The Los Angeles Dodgers will have to wait an extra day to attempt to take a 2-0 lead over the host Washington Nationals in the National League Division Series after a Hurricane Matthew-related rainout pushed Game 2 from Saturday to Sunday. The northernmost arm of Matthew dumped rain on the ballpark into the night Saturday, and the decision to postpone was made early enough to keep Dodgers left-hander Rich Hill and Nationals righty Tanner Roark on tap for Game 2.

Cleveland Indians manager Terry Francona is pushing all the right buttons with his pitching staff in the American League Division Series and has a chance to clinch in a place that holds some special memories. Francona, who guided the Red Sox to two World Series championships as manager, tries to advance the Indians to the AL Championship Series when they visit Boston for Game 3 in the best-of-five set Sunday.

The Toronto Blue Jays refrained from any bat-flipping in the first two games of the American League Division Series despite a plethora of home runs en route to a 2-0 lead in the best-of-five series. The Blue Jays try to finish the series when they return home to host the Texas Rangers in Game 3 on Sunday.