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In 1994, Major League Baseball restructured the National League into three divisions. This resulted in a change of format for the playoffs, and the introduction of a new round, prior to the National League Championship Series. In this round, the National League Divisional Series (NLDS), the three division winners and a wild-card team compete in two best-of-five series. The winners then advance to the best-of-seven NLCS.

Year	Winner	Loser	Wins	Losses
1995	Atlanta Braves	Colorado Rockies	3	1
	Cincinnati Reds	Los Angeles Dodgers	3	0
1996	Atlanta Braves	Los Angeles Dodgers	3	0
	St. Louis Cardinals	San Diego Padres	3	0
1997	Atlanta Braves	Houston Astros	3	0
	Florida Marlins	San Francisco Giants	3	0
1998	Atlanta Braves	Chicago Cubs	3	0
	San Diego Padres	Houston Astros	3	1
1999	Atlanta Braves	Houston Astros	3	1
	New York Mets	Arizona Diamondbacks	3	1
2000	St. Louis Cardinals	Atlanta Braves	3	0
	New York Mets	San Francisco Giants	3	1
2001	Atlanta Braves	Houston Astros	3	0
	Arizona Diamondbacks	St. Louis Cardinals	3	2
2002	St. Louis Cardinals	Arizona Diamondbacks	3	0
	San Francisco Giants	Atlanta Braves	3	2

See also : Baseball

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	In 1994, Major League Baseball restructured the National League into three divisions. This resulted in a change of format for the playoffs, and the introduction of a new round, prior to the [[~~Baseball/~~National League Championship Series~~\|NLCS~~]]. In this round, the Divisional Series (NLDS), the three division winners and a wild-card team compete in two best-of-five series. The winners then advance to the best-of-seven NLCS.		In 1994, Major League Baseball restructured the National League into three divisions. This resulted in a change of format for the playoffs, and the introduction of a new round, prior to the [[National League Championship Series]]. In this round, the '''National League Divisional Series''' (NLDS), the three division winners and a wild-card team compete in two best-of-five series. The winners then advance to the best-of-seven NLCS.

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