Tie-break matches are needed to settle the races of NL Central and the West of the Netherlands

The Colorado Rockies and Los Angeles Dodgers will meet on Monday to decide the title of the National League West.
(AP)

For the first time in the history of Major League Baseball, a pair of playoffs will settle two division titles in the National League after Sunday's victory of the four teams tied.

In the first game of Monday's unprecedented double, the Milwaukee Brewers will meet the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field at 1 pm AND. The winner will not only win the NL Central, but will get the best record in the National League.

In the second match, at 16 hours. And, the Los Angeles Dodgers will host the Colorado Rockies to decide on the NL West title. The winner will also receive a field advantage against Atlanta champion Atlanta Braves in the division series of the National League.

The loser of the Rockies-Dodgers game will travel to play the loser of the Brewers-Cubs game in the National League Wild Card match on Tuesday night. The winner of this The game will face the winner of the Brewers-Cubs match in the best of five NLDS.

The Dodgers were the first team to sign their ticket for Monday's twin, beating the San Francisco Giants 15-0 to complete a road sweep in three games. The Rockies were also impressive in beating the Washington Nationals 12-0 at Coors Field. Both teams finished with 91-71 records.

Walker Buehler was scheduled to start for the Dodgers on Monday, while German Marquez needed to get the ball for the Rockies.

In the Central, the Brewers cleared the Detroit Tigers 11-0 for their 95th win of the season against 67 losses. Moments later, the Cubs tied Milwaukee by beating the St. Louis Cardinals 10-5 in a soggy Wremley Field.

Jose Quintana was to start for the Cubs, while the Brewers had not yet named a pitcher from Sunday night.