A Toronto Blue Jays fan was arrested and charged with mischief Wednesday night for his role in an ugly scene that saw some in attendance at the Rogers Centre throw debris toward the field during Game 5 of the American League Division Series.

Following a pair of Game 5’s that had their fair share of drama, the American League is down to just two teams while the National League awaits the winner of the Mets-Dodgers series to see who will take on the Chicago Cubs.

We are completely through all but one Major League Baseball postseason division series and have plenty to take away from all four series and all eight participants.

Five teams in this year’s round were completely absent from the postseason a year ago, and those clubs have demonstrated how their systems have developed and acquired talent. They all have the potential to be legitimate threats to future World Series championships.

For the second time during this young postseason, two National League aces will clash in a winner-take-all elimination showdown when the New York Mets face the Los Angeles Dodgers on Thursday night.

The postseason is still in full swing, but it's never too early to turn our attention to the offseason ahead.

This year's free-agent class is headlined by a foursome of starting pitchers, David Price, Zack Greinke, Jordan Zimmermann and Johnny Cueto, and there is plenty of starting pitching depth behind them.

On the offensive side of things, outfielders Yoenis Cespedes, Jason Heyward, Justin Upton and Alex Gordon headline a position player class that also includes Chris Davis, Ian Desmond, Ben Zobrist, Dexter Fowler and Daniel Murphy.

For fans of a select few MLB squads, playoff baseball represents the most exciting time of the year. Supporters of eliminated teams, however, must helplessly watch others live and die on every heart-pounding pitch as their minds wander to the offseason.

If you wanted drama in the MLB playoffs, you got it.

Wednesday will feature two winner-take-all battles with both American League Division Series going to Game 5. The four teams all took different paths to get to this point, but now they know any pitch could be the difference between going to the American League Championship Series and going home.

The do-or-die, win-or-go-home sporting event is the pinnacle of athletic drama.

It creates undeniable excitement before kickoff, tipoff, the puck drop and first pitch. Pins, needles, sweaty palms and butterflies are all in play when one game defines an entire season.

On Wednesday, Major League Baseball gives us two such contests.

It's too soon to know a lot about what's coming in the MLB offseason, but at least this much is certain: David Price is going to make the big bucks.

A fight outside Dodger Stadium after Game 1 of the National League Division Series between the New York Mets and the Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday has left one fan with severe injuries.

According to Kate Mather of the Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles police officer Matthew Ludwig said as of Monday night the fan "remained hospitalized...in critical but stable condition."