CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Cleveland Guardians are ready for another magical October. Are you? Be a part of this potential World Series run in 2026 with live baseball at Progressive Field. Tickets for the American League Division Series are available online now on major third-party sites.
The Guardians (85-77) clinched a first-round bye to the ALDS on Sept. 26. Cleveland will face a familiar foe, squaring off with the AL Central’s Chicago White Sox. The series will start Saturday, Oct. 3. It’s the first MLB postseason meeting between the two division foes.
Get your tickets for Guardians baseball playoff games from Vivid Seats, Seat Geek, TicketNetwork, Hello Tickets, StubHub, Viagogo and TicketCity
What are the cheapest 2026 Guardians playoffs tickets?
As of Sept. 30, the cheapest overall tickets I found were for Game 2 on Oct. 5 for $95 from TicketNetwork. This is one of only a handful of deals under $100 of all the sites listed.
The best deal for the opening game on Oct. 3 is $119 from Viagogo.
Discount codes
Vivid Seats: New customers can receive $20 off orders of $200 or more using promo code CLEVELAND20.
Seat Geek: Lower the price by using the promo code TAKE 5, which provides $5 off purchases over $300.
Guardians vs. White Sox ALDS ticket breakdown
All times Eastern.
ALDS Game 1: Sat, Oct. 3, Guardians vs. White Sox, 1 p.m. at Progressive Field in Cleveland, Ohio
Vivid Seats: $123
Seat Geek: $134
Ticket Network: $149
Hello Tickets: $168
StubHub: $137
Viagogo: $119
TicketCity: $141
ALDS Game 2: Monday, Oct. 5, Guardians vs. White Sox, 5 p.m. at Progressive Field in Cleveland, Ohio
Vivid Seats: $137
Seat Geek: $100
Ticket Network: $95
Hello Tickets: $119
StubHub: $113
Viagogo: $98
TicketCity: $99
ALDS Game 5: (if necessary) Saturday, Oct. 10, Guardians vs. White Sox | Time TBD, at Progressive Field in Cleveland, Ohio
Vivid Seats: $137
Seat Geek: $106
Ticket Network: $115
Hello Tickets: $138
StubHub: $123
Viagogo: $117
TicketCity: $100
Can’t make it to Progressive Field? Watch this matchup on TBS all series long with a five-day free trial from DIRECTV.
Guardians
The Guardians won 24 of their last 35 games to surpass the White Sox for the first time since July 4 and take the AL Central for the third straight year. It’s Cleveland’s 14th division title in the last 32 years.
Cleveland has a powerful 1-2 starting punch with Gavin Williams and Parker Messick. Foster Griffin, who was acquired from the Washington Nationals at the trade deadline, will be making his Guardians postseason debut. Closer Cade Smith headlines a stellar bullpen.
The Guardians are led by franchise centerpiece Jose Ramirez, Stephen Kwan, Brayan Rocchio and rookie impact players Chase DeLauter and Travis Bazzana. A .235 batting average won’t jump off the page, but Cleveland is known for their timely hitting and clutch play, especially in October.
White Sox
After finishing with just 60 wins and 102 losses in 2025, part of three consecutive 100-loss seasons, the White Sox (84-78) delivered a remarkable turnaround campaign, holding the lead in the AL Central for much of the summer. Chicago swept the Houston Astros in the AL Wild Card, setting up a date with the team that overtook them at the finish line.
The White Sox are led by sensational rookie Munetaka Murakami, Chase Meidroth and Miguel Vargas. The pitching staff has been hampered with injuries, but still features Sean Burke, who leads the team in wins (11), ERA (3.34) and strikeouts (185).
The White Sox won the season series, 7-6.
