ALDS

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ALDS is the acronym for the American League Division Series, a best-of-five playoff round in Major League Baseball that determines which American League teams advance toward the World Series.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf Major League Baseball playoff series
sports acronym
abbreviation ALDS
competitionType playoff round
confederation Major League Baseball
decides American League Division champions’ postseason progress
determines American League Championship Series participants
eligibility American League playoff teams
follows American League Wild Card Game
American League Wild Card Series
format best-of-five series
governingBody Major League Baseball
hasConference American League
homeFieldAdvantageAwardedTo higher-seeded team
introducedAfter 1994–95 MLB strike
introducedInSeason 1995
league American League
levelInPostseason Division Series round
numberOfMatchups 2
numberOfTeams 4
organizer Major League Baseball
originallyPlannedForSeason 1981
partOf Major League Baseball postseason
permanentFormatFromSeason 1995
playedInMonth October
precedes American League Championship Series
purpose to determine which American League teams advance toward the World Series
region United States
relatedCompetition American League Championship Series
National League Division Series
World Series
seriesLength best-of-five
sport baseball
standsFor American League Division Series
televisionCoverage national sports networks in the United States
temporaryFormatUsedInSeason 1981
tieBreaker extra innings
typeOfSeries best-of-five playoff
usesHomeFieldAdvantage yes
winnerAdvancesTo American League Championship Series

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