The MLB postseason begins Tuesday night as the Milwaukee Brewers take on the Washington Nationals in this year’s National League Wild Card Game. And that’s only the beginning of the most exciting month of baseball season.

For SEC fans, they might recognize some familiar faces throughout the MLB playoffs, as there are 36 former conference baseball players on the 40-man rosters of the 10 teams in the postseason. While not all of them may make their team’s playoff roster, many of them will.

In fact, both starting pitchers for Tuesday night’s NL Wild Card Game are alums of SEC schools. Brewers starter Brandon Woodruff went to Mississippi State, while Nationals starter Max Scherzer attended Missouri.

The Braves lead the 10 MLB postseason teams with seven former SEC players on their 40-man roster.

Here’s the full list of former SEC players who currently play for the teams in the MLB postseason, courtesy of the SEC site:

Atlanta Braves
Grant Dayton, Auburn
Josh Donaldson, Auburn
Dallas Keuchel, Arkansas
A.J. Minter, Texas A&M
Darren O’Day, Florida
Dansby Swanson, Vanderbilt
Kyle Wright, Vanderbilt

Los Angeles Dodgers
Walker Buehler, Vanderbilt
Ross Stripling, Texas A&M

Milwaukee Brewers
Jimmy Nelson, Alabama
Drew Pomeranz, Ole Miss
Bobby Wahl, Ole Miss
Brandon Woodruff, Mississippi State

St. Louis Cardinals
Harrison Bader, Florida
Dakota Hudson, Mississippi State
Mike Mayers, Ole Miss
Michael Wacha, Texas A&M
Tyler Webb, South Carolina

Washington Nationals
Aaron Barrett, Ole Miss
Max Scherzer, Missouri
Andrew Stevenson, LSU

Houston Astros
Will Harris, LSU
Alex Bregman, LSU

Minnesota Twins
Sam Dyson, South Carolina
Kyle Gibson, Missouri
Taylor Rogers, Kentucky

New York Yankees
Jonathan Holder, Mississippi State
DJ LeMahieu, LSU
Jordan Montgomery, South Carolina
James Paxton, Kentucky

Oakland Athletics
Daniel Mengden, Texas A&M
A.J. Puk, Florida

Tampa Bay Rays
Jalen Beeks, Arkansas
Peter Fairbanks, Missouri
Nathan Lowe, Mississippi State
Mike Zunino, Florida