Twins Playoffs Schedule 2023: What channel are the Twins on tonight?

Rocco Baldelli and the Minnesota Twins won the AL Central this season and have secured the third overall seed heading into the AL Wild Card round.

This will be the Twins' first playoff appearance since 2020 when the Twins were swept out of the Wild Card series by the Houston Astros. Baldelli and the Twins look to make it past the Wild Card round in their triumphant return to the playoffs.

The Twins have had an impressive lineup all season. They have 12 players hit ten or more home runs this season, a club record. The Twins also had 12 players with 40 or more RBI. They had 15 players record 100 or more total bases—just unreal numbers for the young team. Byron Buxton, Max Kepler, Alex Kirilloff, and Carlos Correa are amongst the Twins' young squad to have outstanding seasons for the club.

Baldelli has been impressed with his team all season. "You can tell a story about every guy on our roster because they've all been productive, good Major League players for us this year,” Baldelli said.

This should be a fun group to watch make a playoff run.

Twins playoff schedule: ALDS TV schedule, times vs. Astros

The Twins ended essentially a two-decade-long playoff series losing streak with a 2-0 sweep in the AL Wild Card series of the Toronto Blue Jays. Now, let's take a look at the Twins playoff schedule for the ALDS against the Houston Astros.

• Saturday, Oct. 7: ALDS Game 1 at Astros, 4:45 p.m. ET (FS1)
• Sunday, Oct. 8: ALDS Game 2 at Astros, 8 p.m. ET (FS1)
• Tuesday, Oct. 10: ALDS Game 3 vs. Astros, 4 p.m. ET (FOX)
• Wednesday, Oct. 11: ALDS Game 4 (if necessary) vs. Astros, TBD (FS1/FOX)
• Friday, Oct. 13: ALDS Game 5 (if necessary) at Astros, TBD (FS1/FOX)

Where can fans watch the Twins?

The ALDS games will be on Fox and FS1.

Live TV Streaming services include YouTube TV, SlingTV, FuboTV, and Hulu with Live TV.