Taking a shot in the dark for Friday....I believe on the days with 4 games there are early afternoon, late afternoon, early evening and late evening time slots. I believe the games can overlap a bit if necessary (like one game starting 2 hours after another game). Early Afternoon (1:07 CT?) - Blue Jays/Orioles at Rangers Late Afternoon (3:37 CT?) - Dodgers at Nationals Early Evening (6:07 CT?) - Red Sox at Indians Late Evening (8:37 CT?) - Giants/Mets at Cubs Reasoning: -All home teams are eastern and central teams. Dodgers might end up being the only playoff team west of CT -Because of this, it seems almost certainly that one of the CT home teams will be in the late evening time slot (assuming they won't start a game after 9PM local time in ET) -That leaves Cubs or Rangers. The Jays, Orioles and Rangers have nowhere near the national interest of the Cubs, Giants and Mets. The Cubs will be the late slot. -For the other games, if its the Blue Jays, they will almost certainly be early afternoon as a Canadian team doesn't move the dial as much on US TV without a local fanbase pumping up numbers. Even if its the Orioles, that series clearly has the least national teams involved. -Complete guess on the other 2. Assuming the Red Sox would be ever so slightly more enticing for prime time than the Dodgers.