The MLB Playoffs live stream will continue until either team wins two in a row or this 2020 World Series lasts until Game 7. And if you tune in to the live stream of Game 6 between the Rays and Dodgers, you will see the former trying to stave off elimination and the latter trying to shut the door.

MLB puts on a 60-game season that was shortened due to the coronavirus pandemic we saw on MLB's live stream. Baseball expanded the postseason and added a round of playoffs to accommodate 16 teams. This means that more than half of Major League Baseball's teams still have a chance to win the World Series.

The Rays and Dodgers made it to the finals, but not without showing a willingness to face adversity. The latter fought back from a 3-1 deficit in the NLCS to hold off the Braves.

The Rays will be hoping that they can replicate their losing ways in Game 6, as they have only won after the Dodgers have won their previous games. Nevertheless, Game 4 was not only their win, but also LA's fumble, as a Dodgers error and a speedy run by Rays rookie Randy Arozarena evened the series.

Here's what you need to know about the 2020 MLB playoffs, including the new format and when your favorite teams will play.

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The 2020 World Series will be broadcast on Fox. If you have a cable or satellite subscription, you should have no problem getting the broadcast network for these national games.

However, if you are cutting the cord, you may want to turn to a streaming service that offers all these channels. The cheapest option is Sling TV, which offers one of two channel packages for $30 per month; both ESPN and TBS are in Sling's Orange package; MLB Network is part of the $10 Sports Extra add-on, and FS1 is a Sling channels in Sling's Blue package. A subscription to both the Blue and Orange packages costs $45 per month.

Another great live TV service, FuboTV, includes all MLB playoff-related channels (except TBS and MLB Network) in its family plan for $65/month; MLB Network is part of the Sports Plus Extra ($11/month) which can be added for $11 per month.

In the UK, BT Sport broadcasts MLB playoff games; those without BT Sport can sign up for a BT Sport monthly pass for £25.

The Toronto Blue Jays may be out of the playoffs after losing to the Tampa Bay Rays, but the MLB playoffs continue to be broadcast on Sportsnet, SN1 and SN Now.

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