Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Friday, October 7th, 2022, and

we begin with Major League Baseball Super sizing its postseason. New rules have 12 teams

qualifying for the playoffs this year, up from the usual 10, and more teams means more

baseball. Gone is the do-or-die wildcard game. Now there will be best of three wildcard

rounds, which translates into four games on the schedule, today, tomorrow, and Sunday.

Baseball fans will also be keeping a close eye on both of this season's home run kings,

as Aaron Judge and Albert Poo Halls take the field for the playoffs with their respective

teams, the New York Yankees, and the St. Louis Cardinals. And what may be the biggest storyline

in the postseason? How far will the Los Angeles Dodgers go after finishing the regular season

with 111 wins the most ever for a nationally team since the Cubs in 1906?

Super size is also a super way to describe the biggest, baddest Halloween decoration in town.

Skelly is the affectionate nickname given to Home Depot's giant 12-foot skeleton with

light-up eyes. The Super Spooky statement piece became an immediate social media sensation

when it debuted back in July of 2020, and it's been a runaway favorite ever since.

So much so, if you've dilly-dallyed about getting one this year, you're probably already too late.

Skelly is the brainchild of the retailer's holiday decoration team,

who found inspiration by going to haunted houses and watching classic monster movies.

Skelly's $300 price tag doesn't seem to scare shoppers away,

the larger-than-life-size box of bones sells out each year well in advance of the annual October

holiday. The age-old question, is it still good, maybe closer to getting an answer,

or at least some clearer guidelines? A new report by the Associated Press highlights the massive

amount of food that gets tossed each year because its best-before-date has passed. In the US

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