Coast game (depending on what window TBS selects). MLB Matinee: MLB Network airs a series of afternoon games throughout the regular season. As with night games, these matinee games feature simulcasts of the home team's local telecast unless the home game is in Toronto, then the away team feed is used. Minor League Baseball: MLB Network will occasionally pick up Minor League Baseball games being broadcast by its cable TV partners. This has included Triple-A and Double-A games along with some minor leagues' All-Star games. Postseason When MLB expanded the playoffs in 2012 and created the Wild Card Round, TBS won the broadcast rights for both games, and in exchange, two Division Series games shifted to MLB Network, the first postseason games in their history. The first telecast took place on October 7 and featured the Detroit Tigers hosting the Oakland Athletics at Comerica Park in Detroit for game two of the 2012 ALDS. Matt Vasgersian called the game alongside analyst Jim Kaat. The second telecast took place on October 10 and featured the Washington Nationals hosting the St. Louis Cardinals at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C., for game three of the 2012 NLDS; this was the Nationals' first home postseason game since moving to Washington at the start of the 2005 season. Bob Costas provided the play-by-play commentary alongside analyst Jim Kaat. Starting in 2014, as part of FOX's new eight year rights agreement, MLB Network would air two Division Series games from the league assigned to FOX for each postseason. This arrangement was originally announced as continuing with a new rights deal in 2022. However, in September 2022, it was announced that Spanish-language broadcasts of the ALDS and ALCS would instead air on MLB Network. International International live-game coverage self-produced by MLB Network includes the World Baseball Classic and the Caribbean Series. The 2014 Sydney Cricket Ground opening series from Sydney between the Dodgers and Diamondbacks was a co-production between MLB Network and ESPN Australia, along with the Nine Network/GEM, which held the home rights for the broadcasts. Beginning with the 2015 season, MLB Network produces MLB International coverage of the MLB All-Star Game and the World Series. Spring training The channel also airs live and tape delayed spring training games, simulcasted from one of the team's local TV rightsholder's feed, or if not available, the spring training complex's internal scoreboard video feed with the team's radio network