Sunday’s living-room calendar is a doubleheader of national sports. CBS Sports’ updated Division Series board shows both National League Game 2s today: San Diego at Milwaukee at 4 p.m. ET and Atlanta at Los Angeles at 8 p.m. ET, both on Fox/FS1/Fox Deportes. Those follow Saturday’s full slate of Game 1 finals — White Sox 3–0 over Cleveland, Dodgers 5–3 over Atlanta, Rays 1–0 over the Yankees, and Brewers 3–2 over the Padres. American League Game 2s wait until Monday on TBS.

NFL.com’s Week 4 grid meanwhile stacks football around the baseball windows: a London morning kick, a 1 p.m. ET slate that includes Jets at Bears, late-afternoon regional games, and Sunday Night Football. Fox Sports’ playoff schedule pages likewise treat today as a bridge day — NLDS afternoon and night, ALDS tomorrow.

Lifestyle stake for families: one TV rarely serves two rooting interests. Pick a primary game live, DVR the rest, and set a hard bedtime if Monday work or school still matters. Snack pacing matters across a 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. baseball pair; keep a cooler for kids and check streaming blackout rules before guests arrive. Bars should post which feed is on which screen.

Backstory: The Division Series is the first true best-of-five after wild-card rounds, so Game 2 either doubles a lead or forces a road reset. Overnight does not invent unfinished scores. Open the league schedule for exact first pitches before you plan dinner.

What we know:
NLDS Game 2s are set for 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. ET on Fox/FS1 today, with NFL Week 4 filling morning-to-night windows around them.

What we don’t:
Extra-inning runtimes that could push the Dodgers nightcap past bedtime.