SEATTLE — The Seattle Mariners' historic season will continue.
After an improbable comeback to sweep the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday night at Rogers Centre, the Mariners advanced to the American League Division Series.
Their opponent will be the division rival Houston Astros, the No. 2 seed in the AL playoffs.
The times are finally set for the series at Minute Maid Park in Houston.
Game 1 of the Mariners' ALDS series will start Tuesday, Oct. 11 at 12:37 p.m. PT.
Here are all the dates of the Mariners' first ALDS since 2001:
Tuesday, Oct. 11 @ 12:37 p.m.: Game 1, Mariners at Astros
Thursday, Oct. 13 @ 12:37 p.m.: Game 2, Mariners at Astros
Saturday, Oct. 15 @ 1:07 p.m.: Game 3, Astros at Mariners
Sunday, Oct. 16 @ 12:07 p.m.: Game 4, Astros at Mariners (if necessary)
The Mariners won 10-9 over the Blue Jays on Saturday night to clinch a spot in the ALDS, coming back from a 7-run deficit to stun Toronto.
Adam Frazier was the hero in the top of the ninth inning, knocking in Cal Raleigh with an RBI double to break a 9-9 tie.
24-year-old George Kirby, making his playoff debut, then got the final three outs and earned the save to seal the Mariners' first postseason series win since 2001.
The Mariners and Astros played each other 19 times in the regular season, with Houston winning 12 and Seattle winning 7. The Astros outscored the Mariners 73-65 over those 19 contests.
Overall, the Astros went 106-56 over the season, winning their second consecutive AL West title, and fifth in the past six years.