NLDS stands for National League Division Series. It is one of the two Division Series that make up the second round of the Major League Baseball (MLB) playoffs. The other is the American League Division Series (ALDS).
Here's a breakdown of key aspects of the NLDS:
Format: The NLDS is a best-of-five series. The team that wins three games advances to the National League Championship Series (NLCS).
Teams Involved: The NLDS features the top teams from the National League (NL). Specifically, it involves the three division winners (East, Central, and West) and the Wild Card team with the best record. The team with the best record in the NL automatically qualifies and plays the Wild Card winner. The other two division winners play each other.
Seeding and Home-Field Advantage: Seeding is determined by regular-season record. The team with the better record in each series has home-field advantage, meaning they host Games 1, 2, and if necessary, Game 5.
Significance: Winning the NLDS is crucial for any NL team aspiring to win the World Series. It represents a significant step in the MLB playoffs and a chance to compete for the league championship.
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