The Detroit Tigers‘ offense hit a new low Monday night, getting shut out for the second day in a row.

The Detroit Tigers are about to play 10 road games in the next 10 days, and it’s possible some of the first-week success could start to wear off.

Major League Baseball’s first-ever 16-team postseason begins Tuesday afternoon with the best-of-three wild card round. This week will be a dream come true for baseball fans, with four games Tuesday, eight games Wednesday and at least four more games Thursday. These teams battled through a difficult and unusual 60-game schedule to get here, and it could all be over in two games. Here’s a look at the full schedule of MLB Wild Card Series games, including game times, TV channels and pitching matchups. St. Louis Cardinals vs. San Diego PadresDetails : Game 3 of NLWS (if necessary) -- Game time TBDPitching matchup: Jack Flaherty vs. TBDCincinnati Reds vs. Atlanta BravesDetails : Game 3 of NLWS (if necessary) -- Game time TBDPitching matchup: Sonny Gray vs. TBDMiami Marlins vs. Chicago CubsDetails : Game 3 of NLWS (if necessary) -- Game time TBDPitching matchup: TBD vs. Jon LesterMilwaukee Brewers vs. Los Angeles Dodogers

There are hundreds of changes in place for the 2020 MLB season, including adjustments to the actual playing rules, strict protocols for who can enter each room of a team facility, unique roster limits and a new schedule format.

The 2020 Major League Baseball season will be one of the most unique in the history of the sport, with a revised schedule, massive rule changes and specific roster and transaction requirements. If youd just like the nuts and bolts version, the top 47 major changes are below. Extra inning games will begin with a runner on second base in an attempt to avoid games going deep into extra innings. In spring training only, pitchers taken out of games can re-enter at any time. In spring training only, defensive managers can end an inning before recording three outs if a pitcher has thrown at least 25 pitches.