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National League Standings
West Division
Team W L PCT GB Pyt.Rec Diff Home Away XInn 1Run Stk Last10
San Diego 38 19 .667 - 36-21 2 21- 7 17-12 5-3 12-6 L3 3-7
San Jose 34 22 .607 3.5 33-23 1 17-12 17-10 2-4 11-9 W2 8-2
Los Angeles 30 25 .545 7.0 29-26 1 17-10 13-15 4-1 11-4 W1 7-3
Sacramento 30 26 .536 7.5 29-27 1 16-13 14-13 6-0 11-7 W3 7-3
Phoenix 25 30 .455 12.0 25-30 0 11-16 14-14 3-4 10-9 L1 5-5
Portland 23 34 .404 15.0 23-34 0 7-21 16-13 5-3 2-9 L2 3-7
Northeast Division
Team W L PCT GB Pyt.Rec Diff Home Away XInn 1Run Stk Last10
New Jersey 29 28 .509 - 25-32 4 14-15 15-13 0-2 5- 6 L1 5-5
Rochester 27 27 .500 .5 28-26 -1 14-13 13-14 3-3 6- 9 L1 6-4
Hartford 29 30 .492 1.0 27-32 2 14-15 15-15 1-3 11- 6 W1 4-6
Buffalo 26 30 .464 2.5 28-28 -2 12-16 14-14 0-2 4-11 W1 2-8
Pittsburgh 25 31 .446 3.5 30-26 -5 14-14 11-17 2-4 4- 9 W1 3-7
Harrisburg 22 36 .379 7.5 26-32 -4 14-15 8-21 2-4 8-10 L1 7-3
American League Standings
Southeast Division
Team W L PCT GB Pyt.Rec Diff Home Away XInn 1Run Stk Last10
Miami 40 17 .702 - 39-18 1 18-10 22- 7 5-2 12- 5 W1 7-3
Knoxville 31 25 .554 8.5 30-26 1 15-13 16-12 4-2 5- 5 W3 5-5
Washington 28 29 .491 12.0 28-29 0 14-15 14-14 4-0 8- 7 L4 4-6
Atlanta 26 30 .464 13.5 25-31 1 13-15 13-15 2-2 7- 7 L1 4-6
Charlotte 26 31 .456 14.0 23-34 3 11-17 15-14 2-4 6- 4 L2 6-4
Nashville 19 37 .339 20.5 21-35 -2 7-22 12-15 2-3 3-11 L1 4-6
Central Division
Team W L PCT GB Pyt.Rec Diff Home Away XInn 1Run Stk Last10
Denver 39 18 .684 - 40-17 -1 21- 7 18-11 1-6 9- 9 W2 8-2
Tucson 28 26 .519 9.5 29-25 -1 13-14 15-12 3-3 8-11 L1 3-7
Memphis 29 28 .509 10.0 31-26 -2 14-14 15-14 2-1 7- 8 W1 6-4
Grand Rapids 28 28 .500 10.5 28-28 0 16-13 12-15 2-4 8- 9 W1 5-5
Green Bay 25 31 .446 13.5 23-33 2 11-17 14-14 3-2 12- 5 W1 4-6
Kansas City 18 37 .327 20.0 23-32 -5 6-21 12-16 1-2 4- 8 L1 5-5
Division races:
West:
San Diego has been slumping lately, and
San Jose,
Los Angeles, and
Sacramento have all been playing very well. That has tightened the race in this division quite a bit. The next few weeks should be interesting, as
San Diego has a series with
Los Angeles, and
San Jose has series with both
Sacramento and
Los Angeles.
Northeast:
This division is just a big mess of mediocrity right now.
New Jersey leads the division, but is barely over .500. If everyone was playing to their Pythagorean records, the
Devils would actually be in last place.
Pittsburgh has the best Pythagorean record, but the
Pirates have been hit hard with injuries, and both they and
Bills have struggled a great deal in close games.
Rochester has been a fairly balanced team, but like the
Pirates, the
Rhinos have also been banged up.
New Jersey and
Buffalo have relied on strong pitching, but their offenses have been weak.
Hartford's offense has been outstanding, but the pitching is a disaster. With every team dealing with some flaw or another, this division is likely to be wide open for the rest of the year.
Southeast:
So far, this division race has played out almost exactly as predicted.
Miami is comfortably in first, with best pitching staff in baseball leading the way.
Knoxville and
Washington are battling for second, although a 3 game sweep by the
79ers over the
Senators has given Knoxville a bit of breathing room.
Atlanta and
Charlotte have been competitive, if inconsistent. And lastly,
Nashville's dreadful pitching staff has contributed to it being one of the worst teams in baseball.
Central:
Denver continues to methodically pull away from the rest of the pack in this division, leaving
Tucson,
Memphis, and
Grand Rapids to duke it out for second place. The defending champion
Diamondbacks are perhaps the most interesting of that group, as, despite having the second best pitching staff in baseball,
Tucson's offense ranks dead last in runs scored. How long can
Tucson remain competitive when it is getting virtually no help from its lineup?