Guardians grounds crew remove the tarp from the infield at Progressive Field on Sunday. The doctored the infield and then recovered it. The tarp never came off again as the final game of the regular season was called after a 3 hour and 5 minute delay. AP

Cleveland has secured the number two seed in the American League. This means they'll play the winner of the third and sixth seeds starting next Saturday. That will either be the Houston Astros or Detroit Tigers, who will play in the ALWS starting Tuesday this week.

Here's everything you need to know as the MLB playoff field has been set as the Guardians embark on a playoff push.

The Guardians have a number of decisions to sort through when it comes to their pitching plans ahead of Game 1 of the ALDS on Oct. 5.

There's a very good chance that fans, coaches, scouts, and players are watching a potential preview of next weekend's ALDS. As it stands, the Guardians will take on the winner of the third and sixth seeds in the AL, which just so happens to be either the Kansas City Royals or the Houston Astros.

The Guardians are a playoff team, but they still need to figure out which players will actually make the playoff roster for the American League Division Series. The No. 2-seeded Guardians have quite a lot to sort through before Game 1 at Progressive Field on Saturday,