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IMPORTANT: Game Pulse version 1.1.3 or later is required to replay the 2026 postseason with this set.Game Pulse: 2026 Playoffs SetA 24-year-old center fielder with 45 home runs and 41 steals, a 103-win season in Milwaukee, and a Chicago team back in October two years after losing 121 games. This set brings the 2026 postseason field to Game Pulse — all 12 playoff teams, every player who played for them in 2026, and 30 ballpark cards covering every big-league stadium of the season.What's...IMPORTANT: Game Pulse version 1.1.3 or later is required to replay the 2026 postseason with this set.Game Pulse: 2026 Playoffs SetA 24-year-old center fielder with 45 home runs and 41 steals, a 103-win season in Milwaukee, and a Chicago team back in October two years after losing 121 games. This set brings the 2026 postseason field to Game Pulse — all 12 playoff teams, every player who played for them in 2026, and 30 ballpark cards covering every big-league stadium of the season.What's IncludedAll 12 playoff teams with full player cards (position players and pitchers): Tampa Bay, Cleveland, Houston, New York, Boston, and Chicago from the American League; Milwaukee, Los Angeles, Atlanta, San Diego, Chicago, and Philadelphia from the National LeagueThe real 2026 final standings, seeds, and byes, carried in the set itself, so Historical Replay builds the bracket exactly the way the season ended30 ballparks — every big-league stadium of 2026, from Fenway Park and Wrigley Field to Daikin Park and Sutter Health ParkShohei Ohtani with both a pitcher card and a batter cardMid-season movers get a card for each playoff team they played on, plus a combined totals card for the full seasonNew ratings built from the full 2026 regular seasonCard GenerationEvery card is generated from actual 2026 season statistics. Batter and pitcher ratings are built from real performance data across the full regular season, with park factors computed from each stadium's run environment — so Pete Crow-Armstrong's card reflects a 40-40 season, and Wrigley Field plays the way it played.1.80Jacob Misiorowski made 30 starts for Milwaukee at 24 and went 16-5 with a 1.80 ERA and 252 strikeouts. Cam Schlittler, a year older, was nearly as good for New York: 14-6 with a 1.95 ERA and 239 strikeouts in 193 2/3 innings. Chris Sale struck out 200 for Atlanta at 37 with a 2.16 ERA, and Shohei Ohtani made 14 starts for Los Angeles with a 1.79 ERA while also hitting 30 home runs. The bullpens are just as hard to beat: Mason Miller struck out 129 batters in 70 innings and saved 38 games for San Diego, Josh Hader posted a 1.01 ERA for Houston, and Cade Smith and Bryan Baker saved 41 apiece for Cleveland and Tampa Bay. All of those cards are in the set. Line them up against the best lineups in Game Pulse history and see who scores.Forty and FortyPete Crow-Armstrong hit.280 for Chicago with 45 home runs, 41 stolen bases, 31 doubles, and eight triples, all at 24. Kyle Schwarber matched those 45 home runs for Philadelphia and drew 105 walks. Yordan Alvarez hit.316 with 42 home runs and 109 walks for Houston, Junior Caminero hit 42 for Tampa Bay at 22, and Ben Rice and Matt Olson hit 41 apiece for New York and Atlanta. Chandler Simpson went the other way: no home runs at all, a.306 average, and 46 steals for Tampa Bay. Every star's real 2026 performance is here, card for card.Twelve Teams, One OctoberMilwaukee won 103 games, the best record in baseball, and Los Angeles won 100; the two of them sat out the Wild Card round with byes. Tampa Bay won the American League East at 98-64 for the top seed, and Cleveland took the Central at 85-77 for the other bye. Houston won the West at 81-81 and still hosted a Wild Card Series. New York won 93 games and Boston 87 to claim two of the American League's wild cards, and Chicago, 41-121 just two years earlier, finished 84-78 and took the third. In the National League, Atlanta won the East at 94-68, and San Diego, Chicago, and Philadelphia filled the wild cards.Built at the DeadlineThe contenders loaded up for October. Los Angeles added Tarik Skubal at the trade deadline and got a 2.61 ERA over ten starts. Philadelphia added Luis Arraez, Boston added Adley Rutschman, New York added Luis García Jr., Atlanta added Tyler Mahle, who posted a 1.99 ERA in nine starts, Tampa Bay added Freddy Peralta, and Chicago added Kevin Gausman. Each of them has a card for the stretch run with the new team and a combined totals card for the whole season.Replay the 2026 PostseasonThe bracket is the real one: Tampa Bay and Cleveland waiting in the American League, Milwaukee and Los Angeles waiting in the National League, and four Wild Card Series to open it — Boston at New York, Chicago at Houston, Philadelphia at Atlanta, and Chicago at San Diego. Play every series yourself, manage either side, or run the whole postseason a few dozen times and see who wins it most often. Every at-bat, every pitching change, every ballpark detail — all driven by the real 2026 cards and the roll of the dice.A Cards and Dice Baseball GameGame Pulse is a true cards and dice baseball simulation. Every plate appearance is resolved by player cards and dice rolls — the same tactile, statistically driven experience that tabletop fans have loved for decades, brought to life digitally with full animation, sound, and presentation.Full Game Pulse CompatibilityThe 2026 Playoffs Set works across Game Pulse:Historical Replay of the real 2026 postseason field (Game Pulse 1.1.3 or later)Full season play in a custom league of the 12 playoff teamsTournament bracketsExhibition games and custom matchupsAll existing Game Pulse systems apply — AI manager decisions, dice trends analytics, fatigue tracking, player stats, and in-game overlays all use the new 2026 cards seamlessly. Mix and match with other season sets for dream matchups — 2026 Jacob Misiorowski against any lineup in Game Pulse history, or the 2026 Los Angeles roster against the 2025 Los Angeles team that won the World Series. Далее