Early LDS Game Times Announced

The eight teams in the 2011 Major League Baseball playoffs are officially set and start times for early League Division Series games were announced today, including some preferable slots for the Phillies, who have home field advantage throughout the postseason.

Games are set to be broadcast on TBS, unless otherwise specified.

TIGERS vs. YANKEES:
Game 1- DET @ NYY Friday, 9/30 8:37 EST
Game 2- DET @ NYY Saturday, 10/1 8:37 EST
Game 3- NYY @ DET Monday, 10/3 8:37 EST
Game 4- NYY @ DET Tuesday, 10/4 To be determined
Game 5- DET @ NYY Thursday, 10/6 TBD

RAYS vs. RANGERS:
Game 1- TB @ TEX Friday, 9/30 5:07 EST
Game 2- TB @ TEX Saturday, 10/1 7:07 EST (on TNT)
Game 3- TEX @ TB Monday, 10/3 5:07 EST
Game 4- TEX @ TB Tuesday, 10/4 TBD
Game 5- TB @ TEX Thursday, 10/6 TBD

PHILLIES vs. CARDINALS:
Game 1-STL @ PHI Saturday, 10/1 5:07 EST
Game 2- STL @ PHI Sunday, 10/2 8:07 EST
Game 3- PHI @ STL Tuesday, 10/4 TBD
Game 4- PHI @ STL Wednesday, 10/5 TBD
Game 5- STL @ PHI Friday, 10/7 TBD

DIAMONDBACKS vs. BREWERS
Game 1- ARZ @ MIL Saturday, 10/1 2:07 EST
Game 2- ARZ @ MIL Sunday, 10/2 4:37 EST
Game 3- MIL @ ARZ Tuesday, 10/4 TBD
Game 4- MIL @ ARZ Wednesday, 10/5 TBD
Game 5- ARZ @ MIL Friday, 10/7 TBD

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