Playoff systems are the same for all Public Leagues (Six teams; Weeks 23, 24 & 25), but vary for Custom Leagues, as they are configurable. However, all leagues must follow one of the structures detailed below.
In the table below, P1, P2, etc., refer to regular playoff rounds, while C1, C2, etc., refer to the consolation bracket.
| None: | Your league may choose not to have playoffs at all. The winner will be the team with the best record once the season is concluded. |
| Four teams: | First Week |
| P1: First Place vs. Fourth Place | |
| P2: Second Place vs. Third Place | |
| C1: Fifth Place vs. Eighth Place | |
| C2: Sixth Place vs. Seventh Place | |
| Second Week | |
| Title Game: Winner P1 vs. Winner P2 | |
| Third Place: Loser P1 vs. Loser P2 | |
| Fifth Place: Winner C1 vs. Winner C2 | |
| Seventh Place: Loser C1 vs. Loser C2 | |
| Six teams: | First Week |
| P1: First Place vs. Bye (no game) | |
| P2: Fourth Place vs. Fifth Place | |
| P3: Third Place vs. Sixth Place | |
| P4: Second Place vs. Bye (no game) | |
| Second Week | |
| P5: First Place vs. Winner P2 | |
| P6: Second Place vs. Winner P3 | |
| Fifth Place: Loser P2 vs. Loser P3 | |
| Third Week | |
| Title Game: Winner P5 vs. Winner P6 | |
| Third Place: Loser P5 vs. Loser P6 | |
| Eight teams: | First Week |
| P1: First Place vs. Eighth Place | |
| P2: Fourth Place vs. Fifth Place | |
| P3: Third Place vs. Sixth Place | |
| P4: Second Place vs. Seventh Place | |
| Second Week | |
| P5: Winner P1 vs. Winner P2 | |
| P6: Winner P3 vs. Winner P4 | |
| P7: Loser P1 vs. Loser P2 | |
| P8: Loser P3 vs. Loser P4 | |
| Third Week | |
| Title Game: Winner P5 vs. Winner P6 | |
| Third Place: Loser P5 vs. Loser P6 | |
| Fifth Place: Winner P7 vs. Winner P8 | |
| Seventh Place: Loser P7 vs. Loser P8 |
If you are in a Custom League with less then 12 teams, the 6-team and 8-team playoff systems will work the same, except that all teams will receive byes until there are enough teams to fill all of the spots for a given week.
Playoffs are only for Head-to-Head Leagues and cannot be used in Rotisserie or Points leagues.
Additionally, the fantasy playoffs do not include any real-life professional baseball playoff contests. All fantasy playoffs will conclude by the end of the real regular season.
Keep in mind that players on teams that do not make the fantasy playoffs or are eliminated from the fantasy playoffs are not released back to the Available Players pool.