Monday, September 15, 2008

12: Cubs Have Basically Clinched, Other Races Still Too Close To Call

Although also the Rays and Red Sox have clinched playoff spots, though not the divisional standings. Why do I say those things? Basically, the Cubs have won 90 games, and the prediction for Milwaukee is 89, so it's basically over in the division. I would say that Milwaukee can hold off the Phillies, but that's what the Mets said last year...

AL          
EAST WP P WP P W P L OPI
Tampa Bay .595 .560 96 66 6
Boston .593 .615 96 66 -3
Toronto .533 .575 87 75 -7
NY Yankees .533 .525 86 76 1
Baltimore .446 .463 72 90 -3
CENTRAL          
Chicago Sox .557 .564 90 72 -1
Minnesota .547 .565 89 73 -3
Cleveland .487 .522 79 83 -6
Detroit .470 .486 76 86 -3
Kansas City .440 .413 71 91 4
WEST          
x-LA Angels .617 .554 99 63 10
Texas .490 .463 79 83 4
Oakland .463 .470 75 87 -1
Seattle .383 .410 62 100 -4
           
NL          
EAST          
NY Mets .557 .560 90 72 -1
Philadelphia .553 .578 90 72 -4
Florida .517 .482 83 79 6
Atlanta .447 .484 73 89 -6
Washington .380 .388 62 100 -1
CENTRAL          
Chicago Cubs .608 .632 99 63 -4
Milwaukee .553 .539 89 73 2
Houston .537 .487 86 76 8
St. Louis .523 .527 85 77 -1
Cincinnati .456 .434 74 88 4
Pittsburgh .420 .406 68 94 2
WEST          
LA Dodgers .520 .537 84 78 -3
Arizona .490 .505 80 82 -2
San Francisco .453 .420 73 89 5
Colorado .450 .443 73 89 1
San Diego .384 .415 63 99 -5

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