Each team’s secret weapon for Division Series

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Here is one storyline for each Division Series Game 1

All four of the Division Series begin today, and here is one key for each game that could determine which of the remaining eight teams get a quick leg up this round.

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We are down to eight teams for the Division Series, and we asked a panel of MLB.comexperts to make their predictions about who will advance to the ALCS and NLCS.

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The Mets and Phillies have a storied rivalry that has never spilled over into the playoffs, but that is about to change. This is who has the edge around the diamond.

As the Royals and Yankees meet in the postseason for the first time since 1980, let’s see how the upstart AL Central club compares to the AL East champs.

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Tune to MLB Network for the latest highlights, interviews, expert analysis and more following each of today’s Division Series Games presented by Booking.com. And visit MLBNetwork.com for the complete programming schedule and to sign up to stream MLB Network 24/7.

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