​NEW YORK, NY – SEPTEMBER 24: Cam Schlittler #31 of the New York Yankees looks on during the game against the Tampa Bay Rays at Yankee Stadium on September 24, 2026 in New York, New York. (Photo by New York Yankees/Getty Images) | Getty Images The MLB postseason is finally upon us, and the No. 4 seed Yankees are kicking things off by facing the Red Sox in the Wild Card Series, just as they did in 2025. New York will end the season at least four games better than Boston, but as they say, all records reset to 0-0 come October — or very-late September in the case of the 2026 season.The Red Sox defeated the Cubs on Friday afternoon to officially clinch the No. 5 seed, meaning the Yankees will have home-field advantage by starting the postseason in the Bronx. They already knew they would be hosting, but it wasn’t yet official that they would face Boston. Per MLB’s Sarah Langs, this will be the seventh all-time postseason meeting between the Yanks and Red Sox, tied for the second-most common matchup in league history and trailing only the 12 famous Yankees/Dodgers World Series rumbles. New York and Boston have each won three series apiece in the playoff head-to-heads.You won’t want to miss all the action in the best-of-three series next week, with the winner advancing to face the Rays in the American League Division Series in a race for the pennant.Here’s all the information you’ll need to know to tune into every game this weekend. This post will be updated with first pitch times as soon as they are announced, though given the hubbub that usually surrounds Yankees/Red Sox, it would be a surprise if they weren’t all night games.How to watch Yankees vs. Red Sox in Wild Card Series Game 1Date: Tuesday, September 29First Pitch: TBDChannel: NBCStreaming: PeacockGame 2Date: Wednesday, September 30First Pitch: TBDChannel: NBCStreaming: PeacockGame 3*Date: Thursday, October 1First Pitch: TBDChannel: NBCStreaming: Peacock