​The Chicago Cubs are in! There’s just a few days of regular season baseball left and the MLB playoff picture is still quite murky, but becoming increasingly clearer by the day. With a 2-1 win over the Miami Marlins on Thursday afternoon, the Cubs secured their spot in the National League playoff race and tickets for the postseason are available now.The Cubs have already been mathematically eliminated from the National League Central title, so we know with Tuesday night’s win that they are headed to the wild card. However, there’s still plenty to be determined in the last week of games as the Cubs could finish anywhere from the No. 4 to the No. 6 seed, which is the difference between playing the Wild Card series at home or on the road.Below, we’ll breakdown everything you need to know about the Chicago Cubs postseason scenarios—including how to buy Cubs playoff tickets:Get Chicago Cubs MLB playoff tickets2026 Chicago Cubs MLB postseason ticketsChicago Cubs playoff scenariosAs of publication, the Chicago Braves have officially clinched a playoff spot in the National League. We know that the Cubs do not have a shot at the National League Central title, they have already been mathematically eliminated. That means, they are going to be a wild card team. But, who follows them and who hosts the Wild Card series is still to be determined. Here’s a breakdown of those playoff scenarios and how to see the Cubbies in the postseason.Chicago Cubs Wild Card ticketsNote: Keep in mind, these are still potential playoff scenarios, but if you purchase tickets and the game does not happen, StubHub refunds your purchase.The Chicago Cubs are heading to the National League Wild Card series. It’s a best-of-three with the higher ranked team getting home-field advantage for all three games. If the Cubs end the season as the No. 4 team in the NL, where they currently sit, these are the tickets you want.Home Game 1: Sept. 29 — Starting at $119Home Game 2: Sept. 30 — Starting at $155Home Game 3: Oct. 1 — Starting at $162Shop Cubs wild card ticketsChicago Cubs NLDS ticketsShould the Chicago Cubs advance to the NLDS, home-field advantage for the best-of-five series would go to the higher-ranked team. That’s won’t Cubs, which means Chicago would be hosting Game 3 and potentially Game 4*, if they make it to the NLDS.Home Game 1: TBD — Starting at $211Home Game 2: TBD — Starting at $270Shop Cubs potential NLDS ticketsChicago Cubs NLCS ticketsIf the Cubs advance to the National League Championship Series, it becomes a best-of-seven game series with the winner heading to the World Series. The higher seeded team will host Game 1, Game 2, Game 6 and Game 7, if necessary.Home Game 1: TBD — Starting at $227Home Game 2: TBD — Starting at $300Home Game 3*: TBD — Starting at $300Home Game 4*: TBD — Starting at $599Shop Cubs potential NLCS ticketsChicago Cubs World Series ticketsThe 2016 World Series was glorious, wasn’t it? The Chicago Cubs broke a 108-year