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Two teams are clashing in the MLB’s American League Championship Series, each vying for their coveted spot in the World Series.
The Yankees took down the Royals in a four-game Division Series (3-1) to book a spot in the ALCS while the Guardians clinched the other spot after winning the decisive Division Series Game 5.
The Yankees are in the Championship Series for the 19th time, but they haven't captured a pennant since winning their 27th World Series title in 2009. The Guardians have made seven ALCS appearances -- the last being in 2016 when they advanced to the World Series and lost to the Cubs.
Needless to say, these two teams are hoping to bring back titles to their cities. Here's everything you need to know to watch the 2024 ALCS:
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Which teams are in the ALCS?
The ALCS will feature the New York Yankees and the Cleveland Guardians.
When does the ALCS start?
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The ALCS is set to begin on Monday, Oct. 14.
What is the ALCS schedule?
Here's a breakdown of the American League Championship Series schedule:
Game 1: Guardians at Yankees, Oct. 14, 7:37 p.m. ET
Game 2: Guardians at Yankees, Oct. 15, 7:37 p.m. ET
Game 3: Yankees at Guardians, Oct. 17, TBD
Game 4: Yankees at Guardians, Oct. 18, TBD
Game 5*: Yankees at Guardians, Oct. 19, TBD
Game 6*: Guardians at Yankees, Oct. 21, TBD
Game 7*: Guardians at Yankees, Oct. 22, TBD
* = if necessary
The Championship Series features a best-of-seven format. The higher seed has a home-field advantage for Games 1, 2, and, if necessary, 6 and 7.
How to watch the ALCS
ALCS showdowns will air on TBS and be available to stream on Max, TBS.com and the TBS app.
