One thing that was an interesting wrinkle to the 2020 MLB Playoffs was that it was highly likely, although obviously not certain, that the team(s) that you would encounter in the playoffs were teams that you had not played at all during the regular season. Normally, you would have at least a series or two against the teams in your league at the very least, but with how the schedule was constructed this year, teams would avoid two-thirds of the league. That has ultimately led to some situations where a lack of familiarity with pitchers may have aided with some less than inspiring offensive performances so far in the postseason.
2020 Braves-Marlins Matchup Season Review
