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Now we know who will be in the AL and NL Championship Series. A pretty amazing comeback by the Guardians, coming back to win the series after losing the first two games. On the plus side, I get to stay…

Tom Dakers hosts a prediction thread for the MLB American League and National League Championship Series following the conclusion of the Division Series. The matchups are set with the Los Angeles Dodgers visiting the Milwaukee Brewers for Game 1 of the NLCS, while the Cleveland Guardians travel to face the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 1 of the ALCS.
Dakers invites readers to predict series winners, game counts, and total runs scored. Giving his own predictions, Dakers picks the Dodgers to win the NLCS in six games and the Guardians to win the ALCS in seven games, projecting 90 total runs across the series.
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